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A Greek alphabet in Anatolia.
Also known as: Phrygian script
The script used for Phrygian in central Anatolia from an early date.
Writes the Phrygian language in a close relative of the early Greek alphabet.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Its earliest inscriptions are contemporary with the earliest Greek ones, which makes the direction of borrowing between them a live scholarly question rather than a settled fact.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Letters closely following an early Greek alphabet, written left to right, right to left and boustrophedon in different inscriptions.