Re: Re : My Script

Barry Garcia wrote:

>kljensen@image.dk writes:
>>An interesting way to learn about Indic scripts is to take the
>>transliteration of the Laguna Copperplate Inscription (featured at
>>the site) and try to figure out how each sound was represented in
>>the print of the Laguna Copperplate Inscription (also featured at
>>the site). I did this and learned quite a lot myself!!
>>
>>Try it!! Its fun!! Its like deciphering an unknown writing system.
In case anyone else is still interested in trying this deciphering I=20
suggested, the link is: http://www.bibingka.com/dahon/=20

>maybe some time later this month LOL. Anyway i like the Kavi script.
>Unfortunately there isnt really any info that i have found on it on the
>web. Ahh, it would be nice if more people would put information on rare
>scripts up on the web.
Well, if you're interested but can't find any info on Kavi in the web,=20
then I guess the next best thing would be to do a search on closely=20
related scripts like Khmer, Cham, Thai, Burmese, or Javanese (just to=20
name a few). To me, Javanese is the one that most closely resembles=20
Kavi.

Of course, there are several books on scripts and writing systems.=20
Don't let the web disapoint you!!

-kristian- 8)