Afaka syllabary

The Afaka script is a syllabary used for writing the Creole Aukaans in today Suriname.

It was invented in 1910 by Afaka Atumisi. The document has no similarities to any other writing, which syllabic signs seem to be acrophonic origin. The writing has some shortcomings, so neither the lute -m and- n at the end of a syllable, yet the tone marks.