The Oera Linda Forum

Very interesting!

Not the least because it is referencing Nehellenia and the term Ewa (both appearing in OL; Bruce has made also an interesting video elaborating on the concept of Ewa here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1seiEEc0kc)

Most assume that Atland is to be read as "Old land", but I was wondering if it could originally have meant "Fatherland"? In current frysian language, the word for father is "heit" (pronounce as 'hait"), but old frysian and gothic it would have been "atta"...

As Nordic has stated above, I read Wr.alda as current frisian-language "oer-âlde" ("over-old" / "the very old one")

That the OLB alphabet and also the numbers are derived from the six-spoked sun wheel (which was a particularly important symbol in the Bronze Age) seems logical. However, a problem arises here. Following the prevailing view, Jensma called our numerals “Arabic numerals” although the latter are diffe...

Hopefully I will have some time next week to make an english translation (...) That would be great! I know someone who started writing an article about links between Wilkens' book and OL. I will contact him and ask him if he'd like to share what he has done thus far and/or exchange ideas. may be th...

The bedroom eyes of the gender-fluid reporter are very cringe..

Excellent!!

Now I am intrigued by the question if there is an onomatological relationship between the OL word 'OD' and the surnames of Ott and Ottema

The semafoor publications are a gem! I spent a lot of time the last couple of days by binge-reading the publications of the past 20 years. With regards to the poem: I am suprised that it was deemed authentic, as I could not identify it as frisian and "WR.ald" is a give-away reference to th...

source: https://semafoor.info/nl/ArchiveDocument/Document?Dir=SEM_PDF&File=SEM_06_1#page=17 ==== translation: (page 17 - 19) The Oera Linda Book: Authentic Sources of a False Document Iman J. Wilkens, Mandelieu (Fr.) In his dissertation entitled " The Masked God: François Haverschmidt and ...

Texland = Texandria ?
https://www.noviomagus.info/taxandri.htm

see also https://semafoor.info/nl/ArchiveDocumen ... _1#page=10
page 10-16, article (in dutch) by Joël Vandemaele, "Geografisch beeld van het Oera Linda-Boek"