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Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers Table of Contents, Volume 27 Officers of the Society (1 p) The Editors 27-p 2The officers and Board members of The Epigraphic Society are listed and information is provided about them. Pyrgi Revisited —The Awesome Phoenician Gold Plates Richard Bishop 27-p 6 Etruscan Origins: New Light on Old Problems Ed Robertson 27-p 12 Rachel Resurrexit: Decoding the Shepherd’s Monument Louis Buff Parry 27-p 23 Out of Epigraphy Comes Forth Kansas History Crystal Trickle 27-p 62 Decipherment of Inka Letters James Guthrie 27-p 66 Epigraphic Material of Interest in Northwest New Mexico Manton L. Botsford 27-p 73 Boats, Floods, and Chinese Influence in Great Basin Rock Art John H. & John A. Ruskamp 27-p 77 Runic Inscriptions in North America: An Interview with Dr. Richard Nielsen James Frankki 27-p 83 The Runes & Language of the Spirit Pond Stones and the Narragansett Inscription Can Be Found in Modern Books Richard Nielsen 27-p 94 Theories on the Hooked X Presented in ESOP, Volume 26 Richard Nielsen 27-p 111 There is No Grail Code on the Kensington Rune Stone Richard Nielsen 27-p 128 Review: Scott F. Wolter. The Hooked X: Key to the Secret History of North America Henrik Williams 27-p 139 The Awesome Dedication Required Richard Bishop 27-p144 Response to Scott Wolter: “The Hooked X.” ESOP 26, 2008 (17-19) James Frankki 27-p145 The Venus Alignments in the Newport Tower of Rhode Island, Wolter in ESOP Vol. 26 Richard Nielsen 27-p148 The Huron Stone Kevin Callaghan 27-p149 Who Was Lady Godiva? Norman Totten 27-p150 On the Cover The Pyrgi Lamina __________________________________________________________________________ |
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