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Egyptian |
Semitic |
Phoenician |
Etruscan |
Greek |
History
At first when the Semitics had the s they made it look like a curvey w. Then the Phoenicians made it look like the W we use today but a little bit awkward. Sooner or later the Etruscan got to the S and changed it to a swiggly line. At last the Greeks changed it to a normal S.