Sidetic script
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The Sidetic script is an alphabet of 25 letters, only a few of which are clearly derived from Greek. It is analysed from coin legends in what is possibly a Sidetic language. The script is essentially undeciphered.[1]
In a terrace, an inscription was found in the Sidetic language and written in the Sidetic script.[2][3]
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