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A team of early-career researchers from the University of Cologne has successfully deciphered the enigmatic 'unknown Kushan script,' a script that has puzzled scholars for over seventy years. After a multi-year investigation, researchers Svenja Bonmann, Jakob Halfmann, and Natalie Korobzow analyzed
Archaeologists are opening a new window into the past.
Approximately 60% of the characters in the Kushan script have been decoded, and the researchers are continuing their efforts to decipher the remaining characters.
Scientists have succeeded in decoding a script that has been puzzling scholars for more than 70 years: the so-called "unknown Kushan script."
Linguists have made an important breakthrough in cracking a previously unknown script, revealing it to be a Kushan language used by traders along the Silk Road.