[decimon]

Caption: This is a close-up view of the 14th century B.C.E. clay tablet fragment discovered in Jerusalem.

Credit: Hebrew University photo by Sasson Tiram

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[Yo-Yo]

Horowitz has interpreted the symbols on the fragment to include the words "you," "you were," "later," "to do" and "them."

It's a Honey-Do list!

[decimon]

To do ping.

Let’s see...do to them later. Could be why that group is not still around.

[Pontiac]

Ping

[BipolarBob]

Total misinterpretation! It reads as follows: “You can get anything you want at Alices Restaurant”.

[aposiopetic]

solid evidence of the importance of Jerusalem during the Late Bronze Age (the second half of the second century B.C.E.)

Presumably they mean the second half of the second millennium?

[wildbill]

“you,” “you were,” “later,” “to do” and “them.”

You Putz! you were supposed to pick up the matsos for later, but instead you wind up hanging out, drinking with the goyim. Why is it whenever I give you something simple to do, you mess it up or forget?

Well, go sleep with them tonight.

[AndrewC]

This is the true meaning.