The Aryan Origin of the Alphabet: Disclosing the Sumero- Phcenician Parentage of our Letters Ancient & Modern

The Aryan Origin of the Alphabet by L. A. Waddell explores the theory that the modern alphabet has its roots in ancient Aryan, Sumero-Phoenician origins. Waddell argues that the letters used in various ancient and modern alphabets—such as Phoenician, Greek, and Latin—are derived from symbols created by the Sumerians. The book delves into linguistic connections, archaeological findings, and ancient scripts to support this controversial hypothesis, challenging traditional views on the development and diffusion of writing systems across cultures.