What it's used for here
In S. Ferrara and M. Valério (eds), Paths into Script Formation in the Ancient Mediterranean, Studi micenei ed egeo-anatolici NS Supplemento 1, Rome: Quasar, pp. 75-102. The current scholarly overview: corpus, sign counts per text (c: 225 signs, 46+3 distinct; d: 457, 65+3; a: 123, 34+3), dating, structure and a verdict that the script remains undeciphered.
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The Byblos syllabary
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Cite it
Juan-Pablo Vita, & José Ángel Zamora (2018). The Byblos Script. https://www.academia.edu/37706221/The_Byblos_Script
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and . “The Byblos Script.” 2018.