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Epigraphic
Society Occasional Publications
Table
of Contents, Vol. 4/2, 1977
Paper
No. 83
Greek Place Names in South America (6 pp)
Henriette Mertz 84
Co a biad na Cruithnich? (5 pp)
Aonghas mac Eanruig 85
Epigraphy on Medieval Coins (9 pp)
Norman Totten 86
The Eye of God and the Agricultural Grid (11 pp)
Norman Totten 87
A Phallic Inscription in Western Mexico (2 pp)
Donal Buchanan 4/2-p 36 88
Carthaginian Coins Found in Arkansas and Alabama (7 pp) Norman Totten 4/2-p
38 89
The Status of Arabian Archeology and Epigraphy (4 pp) Robert W. Lebling 90
Linguistic Terminology, 1 (3 pp)
Norman Totten 91
Pre-Islamic Libyans (6 pp) Harold
S. Gladwin 92
Takhelne, A Living Celtiberian Language (28 pp) Barry Fell 93
The Pontotoc Stone (2 pp) Gloria
Farley 94
Some Notes on Zuni (7 pp) George F.
Carter 95
Whence the Cuna Tree-of-Life Ceremony? (6 pp) Clyde Keeler 96
Amphorettas from Maine and Iberia (3 pp)
Barry Fell & James P. Whittall II 97
Patterns of Symmetry in Norse Inscriptions (9 pp) Alf Monge 98
A Proclamation (1 p) Michael S.
Dukakis On
the Cover
A
Carthaginian bronze coin minted about 350 BC, in imitation of silver dekadrachms
of the Greek city of Syracuse, At least two examples have recently been found in
the United States. Professor Norman Totten discusses their significance in
article number 88. ________________________________________________________________ |
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