Epigraphic
Society Occasional Publications
Table
of Contents, Vol. /1, 1979
Medical
Terminology of the Micmac and Abenaki Languages (14 pp) Barry
Fell 7/1-p
7
Medical
Terminology of the Micmac and Abenaki Languages (14 pp) Barry
Fell p
Takhelne,
A North American Celtic Language, Pt. 2 (22 pp) Barry
Fell 7/1-p
21
Takhelne, spoken in
the lakes region of the Fraser River Valley in British Columbia, shows a connection to Celtic.
New
Etymology of Hittite (8 pp) Linus Brunner
7/1-p 43
Hittite
is believed by Brunner (and Fell) to be Indo-European, but some correspondence to Semitic languages can be shown.Hittite
is believed by Brunner (and Fell) to be Indo-European, but some correspondence to Semitic languages can be shown.
Additional
Lirian Compass Dial Inscriptions from Spain and New Mexico (3 pp)
Barry Fell 7/1-p 51
Pottery sherds inscribed in Iberic or Iberian Greek in South Spain and New
Mexico are believed to derive from ancient "compass bowls."
Iconography
of the Narmer Palette: Origin of Egyptian Writing (8 pp) Norman
Totten 7/1-p
55
Iconography
of the Narmer Palette: Origin of Egyptian Writing (8 pp) Norman
Totten
The
Anubis Fetish of Tutankhamun (3 pp) Clyde Keeler 7/1-p
63
Keeler
relates the fetish to Kuna motifs and rites.
Searching
out the Sites (4 pp) Gloria Farley
7/1-p 67
Reprinted from
the New England Social Studies Bulletin, Vol. 36, No. 1, 1978.
Sherds
and Artifacts of North Africa and Northeast North America (12 pp) Gertrude
Johnson 7/1-p 71
Sherds
and Artifacts of North Africa and Northeast North America (12 pp) Gertrude
Johnson p 71
Illustrated by the author.
Three Vocabularies
from West Africa (7 pp) G. Edmond Stelling
7/1-p
83
Comparative vocabularies
are given for Vai, Belle, and Grebo (for which no dictionaries exist).
Redbird
River Inscription (2 pp) Vernon J. Calhoun
7/1-p
90
Description of
an inscription (illustrated by Annette E. Calhoun) at Site 1, Clay County, Kentucky.Description of
an inscription (illustrated by Annette E. Calhoun) at Site 1, Clay County, Kentucky.
The
Inscribed Rock near Spuzzum, British
Columbia (7 pp) Bruce A. MacDonald
7/1-p
93
The rock is located east of
the Fraser River opposite Spuzzum (the inscription is shown).
93
The rock is located east of
the Fraser River opposite Spuzzum (the inscription is shown).
A
Taxonomy Spinoff of Papyrus (1 p) John
N. McGovern 7/1-p 100
The
derivation of the word "Papyrus" and its influence on taxonomic terminology.
Phenomenology
of Human Behaviour (6 pp) Pedro J. Arenas
Zaefferer 7/1-p
101
Phenomenology
of Human Behaviour (6 pp) Pedro J. Arenas
Zaefferer
Did the Maya have a
Zero? (7 pp) Charles
C. Fulton
7/1-p 107
The meanings of our zero and the Maya zero symbols.
Origin
of the word CARD (1 pp) Linus Brunner
7/1-p
113
Origin
of the word CARD (1 pp) Linus Brunner
p
On
the Cover
The protective
eyes of Horus, an ancient Egyptian motif, as rendered by Daniel Kolos, from an
Eighteenth Dynasty original Numerous engraved motifs based on the eye are being
reported now from North American sites and many of them appear to be of ancient
origin. See OPES, Vol 6, p. 34, for information on full-color versions of the
Egyptian studies by Kolos.
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