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 ====General Remarks On Orthography====
-Magellanican has a variety of native scripts collectively known as (Mag: Quljekatti Telkun) which were logo-syllabic like Mesopotamian cuneiform and were largely under the control of a scribal class. When the Latin alphabet (Mag: Quljekatti Quurapan) was introduced in the 17th century, its ease of use enabled more widespread literacy and a severe decline in the influence of the scribes.
+Avalonian had no native script until the arrival of Irish monks in the 10th Century. The Latin alphabet (Aval: Quljekatti Ruman) has undergone many changes and revisions over the centuries. The current version was adopted in 1908.
-Quljekatti Quurapan is currently the dominant orthography with the role of the various Quljekatti Telkun writing systems being restricted to ceremonial or artistic use.
+Avalonian spelling in Quljekatti Ruman is a deep orthography which reflects etymology and phonological processes such as sandhi.
-Magellanican spelling in Quljekatti Quurapan is a deep orthography which reflects etymology and phonological processes such as sandhi.
 ====Magellanican Alphabet====