The Aryan origin of the alphabet : disclosing the Sumero-Phœnician parentage of our letters ancient & modern

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How THE SUMERIAN ORIGIN OF THE ALPHABET WAS DISCOVERED

ON finding, by my new Aryan keys, that the Phoenicians were “‘ Sumerians,” and the leading seafaring branch of the Early Aryans, and that the Early ‘“‘ Sumerian ” dynasty of Uruas’-the-Khad (‘Ur Nina”) was the First Dynasty of the Pheenicians in the fourth millennium B.c., as detailed in my previous works, and that the Sumerian Language was vadically Aryan in its vocabulary and structure and was disclosed as the parent of the English and of all the Aryan Family of Languages, ancient and modern, including also the Ancient Egyptian, as shown in my Sumer-Aryan Dictionary and former works, I then observed, many years ago, that most of the alphabetic Cadmean Phcenician letters, as well as the late retrograde Pheenician letters were of substantially the same form as the Sumerian linear pictographs bearing the corresponding simple vowel and simple consonantal phonetic values oy sounds (see Plates I-II).

Further detailed examination fully confirmed this observation and disclosed that our Alphabetic Letters, and all the chief Alphabets, ancient and modern, together with their sound-values, had their parent in the Sumerian picturewriting, as announced in my recent works and now detailed in the following pages.