An ancient language, called Elam, was found in jars unearthed in the ruins of the Iranian city of Susa in 901, and archaeologists recently deciphered it  Textual research found that the Elam language is as old as the original cuneiform in Mesopotamia, but it did not originate in Mesopotamia, but was used in ancient Persia  Unlike Mesopotamian cuneiform, which expresses sound and meaning, Elan is a phonetic language
As a result, archaeologists speculate that Elland is an independent language used by people in ancient Persia
The Elam language consists of symbols representing syllables, consonants and vowels, following the rules of writing from left to right