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Phoenician Alphabet Development 1500 - 500 BCEThe Mother Alphabet (proto-phoenecian) formed over tens of millenia with shared symbology and culturalized significance, gradually culminating in the first widely distributed alphabet (22 letter Phoenician) on which most languages are derived.
Chaldean’s of Babylonia curate 22 Phoenician letter signs, which later became the Hebraic letter signs (autiot).Brian Pellar fully correlates the Zodiac, Phoenician / Hebrew, and cultivation of wheat, demonstrating how phono-semantics (language) evolved out of direct observation and subjective experience with coincidences in geometry (e.g. DNA) brianpellar.comAlso see Edwin Goble's related work.Semitic languages starting with Phoenician including Hebrew, Aramaic, Arabic, Akkadian, Ugaritic, etc.) share a root-based system where words are derived from three-consonant (triconsonantal) roots.