Traces of Ogham can still be found all across Ireland. ... The ancient language bears a great resemblance to ciphers in Germanic runes, Latin, elder futhark, and the Greek alphabet.

The addition of the w-rune could only be made after the transposition of f–a. A parallel to the Futhark can be seen in the Irish Ogham. It is noteworthy that signs for consonants formed by the same ...

Ogham has some similarities to Norse runes, which also consist of straight lines. But ogham uses only parallel lines in groups of up to five, and it seems to have been developed independently to ...

Ogham somewhat resembles Norse runes, which are also made up of straight lines. However, ogham only uses parallel lines in groups of up to five.

Geography Teacher in England Finds Stone With 1,600-Year-Old Inscriptions in His Garden The rock is covered in ogham, an alphabet made up of parallel lines used for writing in the Irish language ...