It is generally reported that the Prussians would have had no writing. This claim was probably the insinuation that they had defeated one uncivilized barbaric people. Archaeological discoveries show after a busy trade with Greece, Rome, Caucasian countries, England and Scandinavia. The Prussians had contact with crops, therefore, was known in those letters. Simon Grunau wrote of two banners, each four cubits long and three yards wide. The battle flag shows the three main gods, and has an inscription difficult to translate runes. Similar runes found on the rune stone at Jelling (Denmark).
It is not inconceivable that it from the 5. / 6. -Century written by King Waidewut and his brother, the Kriwe (Priest) Bruteno Cimbric was brought by the tribe. Over time, signs were added, may be the archaic Greek origin. The second flag shows the coat of arms Waidewut or another prince. The shield is held by two blue-grays in an upright position Springsteen. On the shield itself a bear in human form with an open mouth and protruding tongue is shown. After Hartknoch she should also have had an inscription.
Both flags were still in the 13
Jahrhundert benutzt.
Century uses. Ie, the inscription on the war banner (by Simon Grunau 1326) written "God Korch! Be angry with the invaders, do them harm." The Prussians sent their messages into text nodes.
Threads and cords in different colors and weights were hung on the "Kriwulen," the snake-like crooks and fired foods, hazards, materials, and from others. The quantities were represented by the number of nodes. Runes were carved on the transmitter and receiver. Other signs were found on wooden board, Tongegenständen, skins, tree bark, sticks and bones.
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