Lester magoogan and the dark art of Cuneiform

For the past few months, i have been studying CBF Walkers writings on Cuneiform. It idin't make sense until I came across this piece by the artist Lester Magoogan

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a reply to: DpatC

That is not cuneiform.

Why is it a “dark art”?
Isn’t it just an early form of writing?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: DpatC

That is not cuneiform.

Well spotted Einstein. You deserve a medal for your observational skills . Cant you see the similarity and what Im getting at. OUt of curiosity can you read Cuniform? I bet you can't!

looks more like baby form. Well said, don't know how you held yourself back.a reply to: Phage

originally posted by: ancientthunder
looks more like baby form. Well said, don't know how you held yourself back.a reply to: Phage

And I bet your another that can't read Cuneiform. did my family introduce writing at uruk, can it be proved we didnt? Held back bring it forward were back and happy to answer all questions..if we can

a reply to: DpatC

Cuneiform was produced by impressing the end of a cut reed into soft clay. As such, the characters consist entirely of repetitions of long thin triangles (the word 'Cuneiform' means 'wedge shaped').

The topmost link appears to be of a group pictographic symbols similar to some paleo sripts, but not Cuneiform.

Cuneiform was also a continuum of styles that arose from representation of paleolithic pictographic forms but carried out using the stylus-impression method. It was also used for thousands of years and changed much in style.

I can read some late-Sumerian cuneiform but would have to look up full word meanings from online repositories like ETCSL and online lexicons.