"'Cuneiform', the most ancient form of writing, derives from 'kunta' meaning 'female genitalia' in Sumerian of ancient Iraq. 'Kunta' is 'woman' in several Near Eastern and African languages and a Mother Tongue that is being compiled by linguists today. It was also spelled 'quna,' which is the root of 'queen.' Since priestesses were known to be accountants/administrators of Temple of Inanna in Sumeria c.3100 B.C. when Cuneiform was first used, it is highly likely that cuneiform was 'the sign of the kunta' who kept the books (clay tablets) for the temple economy/redistribution of wealth that evolved from communal economics of ancient mother-cultures."
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