Professors of Archaeologists visits to Idanre Hills; Renowned Archaeologists with the support of Ondo State Ministry of
Culture and Tourism visited the famous Idanre Hills to compare the unreadable letter on the rock with the Oduduwa Alphabet.
The Commissioner met with Archaeologists (Prof. Adisa Ogunfolakan, Prof. Aremu, Oloye Tolulaṣẹ and others).
Oduduwa Alphabet is the first Alphabet on Earth 🌍 through this development, we have to show the whole world that Kaaro-Oojiire (Yoruba’s) are on Plan-Earth before ADAM, they are the one who requested from the Creator (Olodumare God Allah) that: Let us
create Man “Human being” in our image.Ọlọrun-Ọba is not the one that requests from other Angels, He (God) is more than that,
it was our Four Fathers who came from the space 🌌 to the Earth Thousands of Years ago, 40,000 + (40 Thousand years plus),
which ADAM is just 7,000 years today, *can you see the difference?
Idanre Hill, a UNESCO World Heritage site is located in Ondo State, Nigeria, is a breathtaking natural wonder and a
site of immense historical and cultural significance.
Professors of Archaeologists with the support of Ondo State Ministry of Culture and Tourism visited the famous Idanre Hills to compare the UNREADABLE LETTERS on the rock with the ODUDUWA ALPHABET. Please watch this video to see what happened: https://youtu.be/HWbRW0OBVUQ?si=qoI2WEt4L1hBQNUY
The Significance of Idanre Hill
Idanre Hill, known locally as “Oke Idanre,” is famous for its picturesque scenery, including steep-sided valleys, clear streams, and stunning peaks. The hill is also home to ancient settlements, relics, and numerous historical sites that date back centuries. Among these, the purported inscriptions of the Oduduwa Alphabet hold particular intrigue for historians and linguists.
The Oduduwa Alphabet: Myth or Reality?
The Oduduwa Alphabet is named after Oduduwa, the legendary progenitor of the Yoruba people. According to Yoruba tradition,
Oduduwa is considered the founder of the first Yoruba kingdom, Ile-Ife. The alphabet is said to be one of the earliest forms
of writing in West Africa, predating many known scripts on the continent.
For years, there have been stories and claims about mysterious symbols and writings found on the rocks of Idanre Hill, believed
by some to be the Oduduwa Alphabet. These inscriptions, if authenticated, could provide invaluable insights into the early
development of writing systems in Africa and contribute significantly to our understanding of Yoruba history and heritage.
The Archaeological Expedition
The team of archaeology professors, comprising experts in African history, linguistics, and archaeology, embarked on their expedition to Idanre Hill with several objectives:
- Documentation and Analysis: The team aimed to document the inscriptions meticulously, using advanced tools and techniques to capture detailed images and rubbings of the symbols.
- Comparative Study: By comparing the inscriptions with known scripts from other ancient African and global civilizations, the professors hoped to establish connections and identify the unique characteristics of the Oduduwa Alphabet.
- Contextual Research: Understanding the cultural and historical context in which the inscriptions were made was crucial. This involved studying the surrounding artifacts, settlement patterns, and oral traditions of the local people.
Professors of Archaeologists made the followings Findings from the trip
Preliminary Findings
While the full analysis of the inscriptions is ongoing, the initial findings have already sparked significant interest:
- Distinct Symbols: The inscriptions on the rocks appear to consist of distinct symbols that do not immediately correspond to any known writing system. This has led to speculation that they could indeed represent an indigenous Yoruba script.
- Cultural Artifacts: Alongside the inscriptions, the team discovered pottery shards, tools, and other artifacts that suggest a thriving ancient community once inhabited the hill.
- Oral Traditions: Interviews with local elders and custodians of Yoruba oral history provided supporting narratives about the existence of the Oduduwa Alphabet and its significance in Yoruba culture.
If the inscriptions are confirmed to be the Oduduwa Alphabet, it would have profound implications for the history of the
Yoruba people and the broader understanding of early writing systems in Africa. It could potentially reposition the Yoruba
civilization within the global context of ancient literate societies and provide new perspectives on the transmission of knowledge and culture.
Future Research and Preservation
The archaeology professors emphasized the importance of preserving Idanre Hill and its inscriptions for future generations.
They called for collaborative efforts between academic institutions, government bodies, and local communities to ensure the
site’s protection and promote further research. Plans for detailed studies, digital archiving, and the establishment of a heritage
center were also discussed.
The visit of archaeology professors to Idanre Hill marks a significant step in unraveling the mysteries of the Oduduwa Alphabet
and shedding light on the rich history of the Yoruba people. As research continues, the findings from this expedition could
enhance our understanding of ancient African civilizations and their contributions to human history. Idanre Hill, with
its breathtaking beauty and historical depth, remains a symbol of Nigeria’s enduring cultural legacy and a beacon for scholars
and tourists alike.
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