+The Phoenician Alphabet, an ancient [consonantal script](/wiki/Consonantal_Script), emerged around the 11th century BCE in Phoenicia. Its innovative design, comprising 22 letters representing only consonants, became the progenitor of most modern [alphabets](/wiki/Alphabet) across the world, including Greek, Latin, and Cyrillic scripts.
+## See also
+- [Greek Alphabet](/wiki/Greek_Alphabet)
+- [Latin Alphabet](/wiki/Latin_Alphabet)
+- [Writing Systems](/wiki/Writing_Systems)
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