In the 15th century a Venetian, Barbero, explored ancient ruins in the Middle East. he reported seeing a very odd writing inscribed on stones in temples and on clay tablets in Shiraz, in Persia. In 1625 the an Italian traveller, Pietro Della Valle brought back a tablet written with cuneiform glyphs he had found in Ur. Cuneiform was not deciphered until the 19th century.
cuneform
Cuneform
1612 = MDCXII
1612 = 1.612*103
It is called cuneform writing, Dan Bek
The word your're lookig for is cuneform.
1612 is not wholly divisible by 29 so the answer cannot be a whole number. 1612 ÷ 29 = 5517/29 The answer is a mixed number.
The Persians invented alphabetic writing, as is ours. Cuneiform is symbol writing.
Cuneform is the name of the Sumerian wedge-shaped form of writing
1612 ==> "Mille-six-cent-douze" (mill-see-sanh-dooz)
Samuel 1612-1680 Butler has written: 'Hudibras'
A = 806