by Travis Wayne Goodsell (Translator), Travis Wayne Goodsell (Author)
This manual is based on the research, discoveries, and theories in Paleo-Hebrew by Travis Wayne Goodsell. Paleo-Hebrew, also called Phoenician, is theorized by Travis to be the oldest alphabetic script. Paleo means "old". This manual goes over the alphabet and its meaning, the vocabulary, the grammar, and demonstrates how to translate. The discussion about the names and sounds of each letter is theorized by Travis to be comparable to Paleo-Greek. His theory is that the language was intended as a picture language. The pictures were derived from Egyptian pictures called Hieroglyphs and were turned into their cursive form called Egyptian Hieratic script.
Author Biography
Travis is an Abecedarian, Lexicographer, and 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 attended the University of Utah, disciplining in Egyptology under Ewa Wasilewska.