Linguistic Archaeology: The Exodus Treasures

Tanach is a religious document important in Jewish origin. In protoindoeuropean it is Ta (to melt) - Ne (not). This is an indoiranian inverse form of 'not - to melt'.

A phonetic cluster

• Ta (to melt)
• Tag (to touch, handle; set in order)
• Tak (to be silent; to take)
• Tap (plug, wad, projecting part)
• Tauro (bull)
• Taw (to make, manufacture)
• Sta (to stand)
• Stag (to seep, drip: associated with a swamp)
• Stam (stammer)
• Staup (cooking vessel)

So what we have here is a phonetic tied to the exodus period. The narrative is of a stammering priest. The taking and concealing of a bull in a swamp so it isnt destroyed. Not everyone is on board with the Cult of Moses. So exodus treasure (golden calf) is hidden in a swamp near the site the golden treasures were being destroyed as ordered by Moses.

Is there a swamp in Sinai? Even a bog or spring might do. It will be within a few miles of the camp of the israelites.

Huzzah! Treasure.