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Why was the development of an alphabet an important advancement for the pheocian civilization
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Why was the development of an alphabet an important advancement for the pheocian civilization

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it was important because later on people could use it and modify it accordingly to their dialect. People could write what they felt, saw, experience and so one and they didn't have to only rely on words who have close to no validity.
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