First Alphabet Letter Creator

We already know the alphabet since kindergarten, but I'm sure you would not know who the originator of the alphabet for the first time,

First Author AlphabeticalThe letters of the alphabet is actually a sign of the sound. English alphabet letters are based on the Roman alphabet that age about 2,500 years. Large letters almost exactly with the large letters used in Roman inscriptions in the third century BC.
Before the alphabet, the alphabet was found, people using the images to record events or convey ideas. A picture of some deer horns can mean "This is a good hunting ground". So, this is actually a form of writing. "Writing image" that is developed by the nations of Babylon, Egypt and Ancient China.
Gradually, a picture writing is changing. Picture, not just mean an object which is drawn, also represents the idea that corresponds to the object drawn. For example, drawing the foot may indicate the verb "run". The level of writing is called "ideographic", or "writing ideas".
The difficulty with this type of writing is that messages can be interpreted by different people in different ways. Thus, this method gradually changed. Symbols appear to represent combinations of sound. For example, if the word for "arm" is the "id", picture sleeve means sound "id". The level of writing is called "writing on the syllable".
The nations of Babylon, China and Egypt have never experienced this level of writing. Egyptian actually make such an alphabet with 24 signs included among those images that contain the letters or words that are different from each one consonant. But they do not realize the value of their inventions.
Approximately 3,500 years ago, the people who live near the coast of the eastern Mediterranean made great strides toward in our alphabet. They realize that the same sign can be used to sound the same in all respects. So, they use a limited number of signs in this way and signs become an alphabet.
Development of their alphabet used by the Jews and later the Nation Phoenix. Phoenix nation brought their alphabet to the Greeks. The Romans took the Greeks to the alphabet and some additional changes and forward them to the people of Western Europe in the Latin alphabet. This is where the origin of the alphabet we use today.