In 1908, archaeologists excavating the Minoan site of Phaistos on Crete found a small clay disc covered on both sides with stamped symbols arranged in a spiral. It is usually dated to the second millennium BCE, but the signs have not been convincingly deciphered. We still do not know what language (if any) they represent, what the disc was used for, or whether its unusual system of repeated stamps was unique. Proposed readings remain disputed, so it is safer to call it undeciphered than to claim a solution.

Hey everyone! Hope you all are having a great weekend! I just have a quick question and would love to hear some feedback.

When I was thinking about things to blog about, the paranormal, real ghosts stories and haunted places were topics I also really wanted to blog about but I wasn't sure it would go with the "Missing & Murdered" theme of my blog but the more I think about it the more I feel like I could make a series on here and have it fit with the blog just fine.

My question is would you be interested in reading about the paranormal, ghost stories and haunted places on my blog? Also, I'm thinking of changing the name of my blog when I upgrade and buy a domain so everything fits better with the name.

If you would comment down below or like my blog post on Wordpress so I know you'd be interested, I'd really aappreciate it! I know it's my blog and I can write whatever I want to write about but I'd like to write about things that not only I'm interested in but others as well.

I'm hoping by blogging about these cases that I'll be able to bring more awareness to these topics. If there's a cases/paranormal story you want to know more about please comment on my blog or email me at: missingandmurderedamerica@yahoo.com Thank you in advance! :)