Baška tablet

The Baška Tablet is an important historical artifact discovered on the Croatian island of Krk in the 19th century. Dating to around 1100 AD, it features Glagolitic script, one of the earliest Slavic alphabets. The tablet is significant because it represents one of the oldest known inscriptions in the Croatian language, providing insights into the early Slavic culture and language development. It is a key piece in understanding the region's history and the influence of Christianity on the local population during the Middle Ages. The Baška Tablet is often regarded as a vital cultural heritage symbol for Croats.