But wait, Cherokee has its own alphabet? It sure does, though it’s technically a syllabary and was invented over the course of about a dozen or so years by one illiterate, monolingual and very ...

However, one of its greatest curiosities is historical: its name, given in 1847 by Austrian botanist Stephan Endlicher, is likely a tribute to the Cherokee namesake who lived between the eighteenth ...

In 1945, Dunand published his monumental work Byblia Grammata, introducing these mysterious inscriptions to the world. He named the writing system the “Byblos Syllabary” due to its similarities with ...

Cherokee syllabary inscription from 1.5km into Manitou Cave (average element vertical height approximately 80mm) A. Cressler; Carrol, et. al., Antiquity On April 30, 1828, a Cherokee stickball ...

Cherokee blacksmith, soldier, and community leader Sequoyah ensured that his people’s language and culture would be preserved – by developing the Cherokee syllabary. Donald Trump Renews Barack ...

Among other things, there is such a thing as a Baybayin Dance. Also, there are “subtle energies”—as evidenced by the plants—found in all of the 17 symbols of this ancient syllabary. Our ancient ...

The franchise will be selling a T-shirt to bring awareness to the Cherokee written language system, Syllabary. The gray shirt's design features the Atlanta "A" logo and the word ...

At left, a sample of the baybayin syllabary from an ancient legal document at the UST Archives. “DOCTRINA Christiana,” printed by the Dominicans in 1593, contains the ancient Philippine alphabet.