Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have uncovered the world’s oldest known alphabetic script, dating to approximately 2,400 BCE, during an excavation in Syria. The discovery, presented at a recent archaeology conference, sheds new light on the early development of written language. BulletsIn Archaeologists found alphabetic symbols etched on finger-length clay cylinders in a tomb in
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Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have uncovered the world’s oldest known alphabetic script, dating to approximately 2,400 BCE, during an excavation in Syria. The discovery, presented at a recent archaeology conference, sheds new light on the early development of written language. BulletsIn Archaeologists found alphabetic symbols etched on finger-length clay cylinders in a tomb in
