/lit/ - Literature

>>22566671
This is complicated. It comes from a time adjacent to the so called SRDN Nora stone, in which there was already an influx of pheonicians in the Islands, phoenicians that we do know have a written script.

>>22566184
>They did have highly advanced technology and monumental architecture btw
I'm aware of it since I'm sardinian, my family used to reside near the tallest nuraghe in the island.
At the same time there are ample evidences of trade with the whole mediterranean and even north europe, and warfare and conquest in foreign lands, if the egyptian depictions of sherden refer to nuragic sardinians, which I believe to be true.
Interestingly, at Garlo, in Bulgaria, there's a bronze age construction that is identical to the centimeter to one found in Sardinia.
I do agree with BAP on a lot of things, especially regarding modernity and solutions to it, less so on some of his historical views, of which though I appreciate that he's always willing to have a discussion with.