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Ancient Scripts: Khmer
Khmer is a syllabic alphabet, meaning that a letter represents a syllable in ... The Khmer script is still used in Cambodia, having evolved over more than a ...
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Ancient Scripts: Search Results
They developed a writing system whose wedge- shaped strokes would influence the style of scripts in the same geographical area for the next 3000 years. ...
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Ancient Scripts: Faliscan
The Faliscans were one of the many ethnic groups of ancient Italy before the Romans dominated the peninsula. In fact, they were not terribly different from ...
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Ancient Scripts: Alphabet
Contents: Introduction | Family tree of alphabets | Proto-Sinaitic ... other alphabets and even "syllabaries" that belong in the same family of scripts. ...
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Ancient Scripts: Ugaritic
The Ugaritic script was really one of a kind, for it was a cuneiform alphabet (old Persian really was closer to a syllabary). ...
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Ancient Scripts: Ogham
The Ogham script recorded the earliest Old Irish texts dating between the 3rd and the 6th century CE. Ogham inscriptions are found exclusively in Ireland, ...
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Ancient Scripts: Ogham
The Ogham script recorded the earliest Old Irish texts dating between the 3rd and the 6th century CE. Ogham inscriptions are found exclusively in Ireland, ...
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Ancient Scripts: Greek
There were many variants of the early Greek alphabet, each suited to a local dialect. Eventually the Ionian alphabet was adopted in all Greek-speaking ...
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Ancient Scripts: Types of Writing Systems
Writing systems can be conveniently classified into broad "types" depending ... In essence, there are two major types of signs, ones denoting morphemes and ...
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Ancient Scripts: Alphabet
What made this the beginning of the alphabet, and not Egyptian hieroglyphs themselves? The result is simple as the Greek letter's name alpha. ...
