Paleo-Hebrew's Observation Matches With Egyptian Hieratic Hieroglyphs - Paperback

by Travis Wayne Goodsell (Translator), Travis Wayne Goodsell (Author)

This book shows the Egyptian Hieroglyphs of the Hieratic characters that match the Paleo-Hebrew alphabet. Hieratic is the cursive writing of the Hieroglyphs, which are the Egyptian pictures. Travis Wayne Goodsell has made the discovery that the Paleo-Hebrew letters correspond to different Egyptian Hieroglyphs as a result of these observations. Travis has also discovered that the new assignment results in the Paleo-Hebrew letters containing individual and combined pictorial meaning. As a result Travis places the age of Paleo-Hebrew to 1500 + BCE making it the oldest alphabet.

Author Biography

Travis is an Abecedarian, one who studies the alphabet; a Lexicographer, one who writes dictionaries; and a Translator (taking a written foreign language and turning it into English) of ancient languages. He is a graduate of the University of Lethbridge, in Alberta, Canada. He majored in Biblical Studies, studying under Thomas Robinson, and Philosophy of Science, the field of scientific research theory. He minored in ancient languages, disciplining in Biblical Hebrew under W. E. Aufrecht, who studied under Professor Thomas O. Lambin of Harvard University; Greek under Thomas Robinson, and Latin. He also studied Egyptology under Ewa Wasilewska at the University of Utah.