Lycian alphabet

Target entity: Lycian alphabet
Context triple: [Milyan, writingSystem, Lycian alphabet]

• A. Palmyrene alphabet
  The Palmyrene alphabet is an ancient Aramaic-derived script used in the city of Palmyra in Roman Syria for inscriptions and documents between roughly the 1st century BCE and the 3rd century CE.
• B. Ugaritic alphabet
  The Ugaritic alphabet is an ancient cuneiform script used in the city of Ugarit to write the Ugaritic language, notable as one of the earliest known alphabetic writing systems.
• C. Phoenician alphabet
  The Phoenician alphabet is an ancient consonantal writing system developed by the Phoenician civilization that became the ancestor of most major modern alphabets, including Greek, Latin, and Arabic.
• D. Nabataean alphabet
  The Nabataean alphabet is an ancient Northwest Semitic script used by the Nabataean kingdom, which evolved from the Phoenician writing system and later gave rise to the early Arabic script.
• E. Mediterranean alphabet
  The Mediterranean alphabet is a historical family of writing systems used around the Mediterranean basin that evolved from the Phoenician script and gave rise to several ancient alphabets, including Greek, Etruscan, and Latin.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Lycian alphabet
Target entity description: The Lycian alphabet is an ancient Anatolian script used primarily in southwestern Turkey to write the now-extinct Lycian and closely related Milyan languages.

• A. Palmyrene alphabet
  The Palmyrene alphabet is an ancient Aramaic-derived script used in the city of Palmyra in Roman Syria for inscriptions and documents between roughly the 1st century BCE and the 3rd century CE.
• B. Ugaritic alphabet
  The Ugaritic alphabet is an ancient cuneiform script used in the city of Ugarit to write the Ugaritic language, notable as one of the earliest known alphabetic writing systems.
• C. Phoenician alphabet
  The Phoenician alphabet is an ancient consonantal writing system developed by the Phoenician civilization that became the ancestor of most major modern alphabets, including Greek, Latin, and Arabic.
• D. Nabataean alphabet
  The Nabataean alphabet is an ancient Northwest Semitic script used by the Nabataean kingdom, which evolved from the Phoenician writing system and later gave rise to the early Arabic script.
• E. Mediterranean alphabet
  The Mediterranean alphabet is a historical family of writing systems used around the Mediterranean basin that evolved from the Phoenician script and gave rise to several ancient alphabets, including Greek, Etruscan, and Latin.
• F. None of above. chosen