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World Script Symposia,
Descendants of
Egyptian hieroglyphics,
Egyptian hieroglyphs,
Narmer Palette,
Hieratic Script, Hieratic on a limestone slab,
Egypt,
Pyramids,
Gizah,
Book of the Dead,
Cleopatra, Proto-Sinaitic,
Serabit el-Khadim,
Byblos, Byblos inscription on bronze tablet, Proto-Canaaite,
Phoenician,
Kilamuwa Stela,
Old Hebrew, Oldest
Hebrew Inscription from
Tel Zayit,
Greek,
Aramaic,
Greek alphabet on an ancient black figure vessel,
Bilingual Greek and Aramaic inscription, Demotic,
Etruscan,
Latin,
Duenos inscription, Etruscan cippus in the form of a warrior head,
Rosetta stone,
Samaritan,
Samaritan Bible,
South Arabian,
Votive stele with
Sabaean insription, Iberian,
Lead panel with Iberian inscription, Libyco-Berber,
Coptic, Ostracon with coptic inscription, Futhark, Ogham, Worthyvale ogham stone,
Gothic,
Codex Argenteus,
Ethiopic,
Georgian,
Armenian, Gospels and
Catalogue of books, Georgian inscription from
Porta, Armenian inscription from
Ardanuç,
Glagolitic,
Cyrillic,
Baška tablet,
Early Cyrillic Alphabet on the birch bark.
• World Script
Institute ?
The World Script Institute, established in
Seoul, strives for the awareness of the disappearing writing systems. We believe that each writing system holds its genuine value, and each speaker should try to strengthen that value. We especially see the importance of people using their languages for academic, and scholastic purpose. While increasing pride in the value of our native languages, we want to emphasize respect for other languages’ importance as well.
• World Script Symposia 2014 ?
The festival is based on the theme of ‘
Diversity of World’s
Writing Systems”, and on the ideals of the World Script Institute. The event has two parts: academic conferences and a festival. The festival will be held on
October 24th to
November 2nd at
Sejong Center in
Seoul, South Korea.
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