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Description: This colorful chart shows the evolution of the alphabet over the last 4000 years, from Proto-Sinaitic, through Phoenician and Greek, to Latin. It also includes various medieval scripts and shows how several letters changed positions over the centuries and how others were added and dropped. ISBN: 978-1-7753519-3-1.
In A62/2017, Matt Baker, an infographic maker, made this chart as a “bonus award” on Kickstarter, as a simplified promo for his ‘writing systems of the world’ project, funded by 275 backers pledging $11,000; specifically: ”Everyone who pledged above $5 will receive a free ‘Evolution of the English Alphabet’ mini poster.”.
9 de sept. de 2015 · Armenian alphabet is not only modified swastika but also there is secret information and sacred, civilized, scientific knowkedge, sacerdotal knowledge about stars (constellations, longitude and latitude), galaxy (the model of galaxy creation), It is proved by the fact that one (with 36 signs-letters) can express the numbers from 1 to 10000, without using any other signs, that is the ideal ...
According to the British linguist Geoffrey Sampson, “Most, and probably all, ‘alphabetic’ scripts derive from a single ancestor: the Semitic alphabet, created sometime in the 2nd millennium [ bce ].”. The Semitic script was invented by speakers of some Semitic language, possibly Phoenician, who lived in the northern part of the Fertile ...
A more detailed, commented version of the information on this page is available here: Evolution of the alphabet (with comments). The information on this page is largely based on the works of William Albright, Brian Edric Colless, Alan Gardiner, Orly Goldwasser, Hubert Grimme, Harald Haarmann, Gordon J. Hamilton and Theodor Nöldeke.
23 de sept. de 2020 · Premiered September 23, 2020 AT 6PM on PBS. Where would we be without the world’s alphabets? Writing has played a vital role in the development and expansion of cultures throughout history. But ...
4 de ago. de 2023 · The alphabet influenced and gave rise to many other alphabets. It was adapted by the Greeks to create the Greek alphabet around the 8th century BC, with the major innovation of including vowels. The Greek alphabet, in turn, influenced the Etruscan and Latin alphabets, the latter being the basis for the modern Western alphabets.
