# Desset argues Linear Elamite descends from Proto-Elamite, which would imply phonetic use of the earlier signs.

> Desset argues Linear Elamite descends from Proto-Elamite, which would imply phonetic use of the earlier signs.

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# Desset argues Linear Elamite descends from Proto-Elamite, which would imply phonetic use of the earlier signs.

Desset argues Linear Elamite descends from Proto-Elamite, which would imply phonetic use of the earlier signs.

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[Proto-Elamite writes a language, probably early Elamite, with logograms and some syllabic signs.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/proto-elamite/answers/ANS0D1P96406PD9/proto-elamite-writes-a-language-probably-early-elamite-with)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Desset argues Linear Elamite descends from Proto-Elamite, which would imply phonetic use of the earlier signs. [Evidence EVD0D1P96BT7REW]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D1P96BT7REW
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