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Development of Hebrew alphabet - table of comparison. Old Hebrew and Samaritan Alphabets. 7th century B.C to modern Hebrew of early 20th century. Column headings (left to right): modern Hebrew; Mesha stone, 875 B.C; Seals, 8th-5th century B.C.; Siloam 700 B.C.; Maccabean coins, 2d cent. B.C.; Hasmonean coins, 2nd and 1st century B.C.; revolutionary coins, 1st and 2nd century; inscriptions 4th & 5th century; MS 1219.
The Jewish Encyclopedia. Funk and Wagnalls NY. 1901 . P. 449
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