Study Reveals Structural Links Between Armenian and Ethiopic Ge’ez Alphabets

A new study has found that the Armenian alphabet shares structural similarities with the ancient Ethiopic Ge’ez script, suggesting historical connections between African and Caucasus writing systems.

30 Mar, 08:54 — 30 Mar, 08:54

Post Share

Sources

Showing 1 of 1 sources

addis-standardMostly Factual96d ago

Study finds Armenian alphabet structurally closer to ancient Ethiopic Ge’ez, revealing links between African and Caucasus scripts - Addis Standard

Study finds Armenian alphabet structurally closer to ancient Ethiopic Ge’ez, revealing links between African and Caucasus scripts Addis Standard

Read full article →

PERSPECTA

PERSPECTA

Study Reveals Structural Links Between Armenian and Ethiopic Ge’ez Alphabets

Sources

Study finds Armenian alphabet structurally closer to ancient Ethiopic Ge’ez, revealing links between African and Caucasus scripts - Addis Standard

Related Stories

Scientists Discover Largest Ancient Scorpion, Size of a Dog

'Astronauts back on Earth': Artemis II crew splashes down after record-breaking moon flyby – video

Scientists Research Seabed Structure Near Westman Islands

Hayabusa2 Probe to Perform High-Speed Flyby of Asteroid Trifune

PERSPECTA