Turkic runes

Turkic runes refer to ancient script symbols used by early Turkic peoples, primarily during the 8th to 10th centuries. These runic inscriptions, often found on stones and artifacts, are part of the Old Turkic script, also known as Orkhon runes. The script is a runic alphabet designed for writing the Turkic languages, reflecting their cultural identity and history. It’s characterized by angular, straight lines suited for engraving. While not as widely known as other runic alphabets, Turkic runes offer valuable insights into early Turkic societies, their beliefs, and linguistic development.