Epigraphic
Society Occasional Publications
Table
of Contents, Vol. 7/2, 1979
Inhaltsverzeichnis
vorheriger ausgaben (3 pp) Helke W. Phelps 7/2-p
119
German language summary of the contents of
back issues of ESOP.
Ancient Greek in
Malayo-Polynesian languages (3 pp) Linus Brunner
7/2-p 123
Suggests Greeks
were among the Libyan crews who traveled the Pacific.
Cuna-Mediterranean
Parallels (1 p) Clyde Keeler
7/2-p 125
Connections to Egyptian religious motifs.
Pope
John Paul II, a distinguished Polish linguist (1 p)
7/2-p 126
Elected Pope John Paul II 17 Oct 1978.
Ancient
Diamond Miners in South Africa (7 pp) Brenda
Sullivan 7/2-p
127
Petroglyphs and artifacts left by ancient miners.
127
Petroglyphs and artifacts left by ancient miners.
Exploring
Northern New Jersey (8 pp) William P.
Child 7/2-p
134
Child p
134
Sacred sites in the Ramapo Mountains of NJ (Hemlock Hill, Rock Pile, Tripod Rock, Sacred Mesa).
"Root
Cellar" in Vermont Carbon-dated to 545 A.D. (1 p) James P. Whittall II
7/2-p
142
Carbon date from Richards Site, Putney, Vermont Stone Structure = 545 AD plus/minus 190 years.
Prepositions
in Hieroglyphic Micmac (3 pp) Barry Fell 7/2-p
143
Signs are derived from Egyptian Hieroglyphic and Hieratic scripts.
Micmac Manuscripts
(20 pp - 5 + 15) Barry Fell 7/2-pp
146, 167
Relates the signs to Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
Kyrie Eleison, Agnus Dei and Gloria in Micmac.
South
to Eldorado (3 pp) Norman Totten 7/2-p
151
Relates Totten's visit to Mexico and San Blas Islands in search of "Epigraphic Gold."
An
Ancient Libyan Epitaph from Nubia (3 pp) Barry
Fell 7/2-p 155
Rupestral Libyan inscription in Arabic from Khor Kilobersa, Nubia (reads R-L, bottom to top).
Zulu
and Ashanti Symbols (2 pp) Brenda Sullivan 7/2-p 158
Zulu symbols carved on love pendants; Ashanti Akua'ba figures similar to Ankh and Tanith.
An
Interview with Barry Fell (7 pp) NE Social
Studies Bulletin
7/2-p 160
Reprinted from the New England Social Studies Bulletin, Fall 1978 (Jefferson Co., PA, inscription shown).
Inscribed
Stones from Kent County, Michigan (5 pp) E.R.
Moore 7/2-p
182
Zoomorphic (bird effigy?) stones found in Solon Township, Kent Co., MI, bearing possible writing.
Ancient
Celtiberian and Mediterranean Peoples in the New World (3 pp)
Roberta C. Smith 7/2-p
190
Brief review of sites showing Old World-New World contact before Columbus.
Decalogue
Tablet, Newark, Ohio (7 pp) Dana C. Savage
Jr. 7/2-p
193
Excavated with other artifacts in 1860 during excavation of the "Great Stone Stack."
Numerals
and Epigraphy (7 pp) L.
Lyle Underwood 7/2-p
200
Review of number systems and symbols used to represent numbers.
How
Champollion Solved the Hieratic Script (2 pp) Barry Fell 7/2-p
208
Fell replies to criticism of his translations of Egyptian.
Ten
Iberian Inscriptions (15 pp) Donal Buchanan 7/2-p
210
Buchanan published ten inscriptions as Semitic
[but later
he
repudiated
most if not all of these translations: he discovered the language for most of the Iberian inscriptions had to be
Indo-European].
Anubis
in Oklahoma (7 pp) Gloria Farley &
Clyde Keeler 7/2-p
225
Report of the Anubis Cave and the inscriptions found there and elsewhere in Cimmaron River area.
Ogam-inscribed
Gravestone (1 p) James P. Whittall II
7/2-p 232
Found on Skellig Michael off the coast of County Kerry, Ireland.
Cartouche
of Shishonq in Spain (1 pp) Barry Fell 7/2-p
233
Engraved on an alabaster trade vase found in Tomb 16, Almunecar.
Ptolemaic
Tetradrachm from Queensland (1 p)Barry
Fell
7/2-p 234
Australian press reports coin found on Atherton Tableland, Queensland, Australia.
Libyan
Anubis in Southern Spain (1 p) Barry Fell 7/2-p
235
Discovered on alabaster funerary vases in tombs at Almunecar, Southern Spain.
Silver
Tetradrachm of Philip II in Montana: Coin Found - or Lost Coin? (1 p) Riley
Sunderland 7/2-p 236
Found by a local rancher four feet below the surface.
A Possible
Megalithic Calendar Site (4 pp) John H. Bradner 7/2-p 237
Shaped and inscribed stones found in a large site in the western Ramapo Mountains.
Minoan
and Aegean Symbols at Driekopseiland, South Africa (2 pp) Maria Du Toit 7/2-p
241
Some ancient South African rock art may have been carved by Minoan or
Aegean visitors in search of ore.
How
the Egyptians Really Wrote (3 pp) Barry
Fell 7/2-p
243
Neat published versions do not reflect the actual text properly.
Epigraphy
of Three Sinai Steles (2 pp) Barry Fell 7/2-p
246
Mis-spellings parallel those on American examples.
On
the Cover
The
Sanctus of the Mass, as translated into the hieroglyphics of the ancient writing
system of the Micmac Indians three centuries ago by Fr Pierre Maillard. See
"The Micmac Manuscripts," p. 146. The lines read, left to right,
"Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of-hosts, Heaven and Earth are full of
splendor"
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