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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 2
Numbers 24 to 45
1975

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
No. 24	The Birth of a Society History of the Epigraphic Society organization	Norman Totten	1-3
No. 25	In Honor of Harold S. Gladwin Capsul of harold Gladwin's contributions to Archaeology, epigraphy and cultural diffusion	George F. Carter	1-11
No. 26	Mailu, an African Language of New Guinea Linguistic comparative analysis of languages	Barry Fell	1-47
No. 27	Egyptian Gold-seekers in the Pacific Research by H. Queering demonstrates Egyptian explorations and commercial activity in the South Pacific.	George Carter	1-57
No. 28	An Ecliptic Rebus by Maui Images at Sosorra, Java cave depicts measuring instrument for use by navigators	Barry Fell	1-77
No. 29	Maui's Tanawa - a Torquetum of 232 B.C. Working model constructed using cave drawings	Sentiel Rommel	1-81
No. 30	An Ancient Polynesian Star Atlas of 232 B.C. Part 2 "The Zodiac tips upside down" Maui crosses the equator	Barry Fell	1-95
No. 31	Moses: Meaning in a Name Etymological search for the meaning of "Moses"	Norman Totten	1-103
No. 32	Phonetic Mutation in Polynesian Languages Egtpto-Libyan-Polynesian sources confirm phonetic mutations	Barry Fell	1-117
No. 33	Egyptian Sprang Technique in an Arizona Textile Unique "old world" manufacturing technique found Applied in the "new world"	Mrs. Bucky King	1-147
No. 34	Bronze Age Libyan Visitors to Scandinavia Libyan petroglyphs in Sweden? Or Swedish petroglyphs in Libya?	Barry Fell	2-1
No. 35	Place Names, a Key to Prehistoric Vocabularies Examination of root language in place names	Norman Totten	2-5
No. 36	Indo-European Roots in Maori Inscriptions Brief discussion of Maori etymology	Linus Brunner	2-9
No. 37	Egyptian Influence in Hawaiian Petroglyphs Petroglyphic evidence of Egypto-Libyan visitation	Ruth K. Hanner	2-11
No. 38	A Maori Text in Libyan Script from Otaki Nineteenth century fishing calendar from yields Libyan language and script	Barry Fell	2-29
No. 39	Protosanskrit, Bronze Age Language of Mohenjo Daro Seals reveal precursor to Sanscrit	Barry Fell	2-47
No. 40	Some Remarks on Protosanskrit Protosanskrit revised etymology	Linus Brunner	2-111
No. 41	Cultural Comparisons and Diffusions Racial phenotypes discussed as ethnographic Analogy along with archaeology	Norman Totten	2-115
No. 42	East African Roots in New Guinea and Polynesia Language provides evidence of original home of speakers	Barry Fell	2-129
No. 43	Iberian Inscriptions in Paraguay Iberic-Ogan found in paraguay reveals Punic language	Erik P. Reinert	2-135
No. 44(1)	Inscribed Stone From Comassakumkanit	James P. Whittall	2-155
No. 44(2)	An Iberian-Punic Stele of Hanno	Barry Fell	2-161
No. 45	Epigraphy of the Susquehanna Steles	Barry Fell	2-167

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 2 Numbers 24 to 45 1975

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

No. 24

The Birth of a Society History of the Epigraphic Society organization

Norman Totten

1-3

No. 25

In Honor of Harold S. Gladwin Capsul of harold Gladwin's contributions to Archaeology, epigraphy and cultural diffusion

George F. Carter

1-11

No. 26

Mailu, an African Language of New Guinea Linguistic comparative analysis of languages

Barry Fell

1-47

No. 27

Egyptian Gold-seekers in the Pacific Research by H. Queering demonstrates Egyptian explorations and commercial activity in the South Pacific.

George Carter

1-57

No. 28

An Ecliptic Rebus by Maui Images at Sosorra, Java cave depicts measuring instrument for use by navigators

Barry Fell

1-77

No. 29

Maui's Tanawa - a Torquetum of 232 B.C. Working model constructed using cave drawings

Sentiel Rommel

1-81

No. 30

An Ancient Polynesian Star Atlas of 232 B.C. Part 2 "The Zodiac tips upside down" Maui crosses the equator

Barry Fell

1-95

No. 31

Moses: Meaning in a Name Etymological search for the meaning of "Moses"

Norman Totten

1-103

No. 32

Phonetic Mutation in Polynesian Languages Egtpto-Libyan-Polynesian sources confirm phonetic mutations

Barry Fell

1-117

No. 33

Egyptian Sprang Technique in an Arizona Textile Unique "old world" manufacturing technique found Applied in the "new world"

Mrs. Bucky King

1-147

No. 34

Bronze Age Libyan Visitors to Scandinavia Libyan petroglyphs in Sweden? Or Swedish petroglyphs in Libya?

Barry Fell

2-1

No. 35

Place Names, a Key to Prehistoric Vocabularies Examination of root language in place names

Norman Totten

2-5

No. 36

Indo-European Roots in Maori Inscriptions Brief discussion of Maori etymology

Linus Brunner

2-9

No. 37

Egyptian Influence in Hawaiian Petroglyphs Petroglyphic evidence of Egypto-Libyan visitation

Ruth K. Hanner

2-11

No. 38

A Maori Text in Libyan Script from Otaki Nineteenth century fishing calendar from yields Libyan language and script

Barry Fell

2-29

No. 39

Protosanskrit, Bronze Age Language of Mohenjo Daro Seals reveal precursor to Sanscrit

Barry Fell

2-47

No. 40

Some Remarks on Protosanskrit Protosanskrit revised etymology

Linus Brunner

2-111

No. 41

Cultural Comparisons and Diffusions Racial phenotypes discussed as ethnographic Analogy along with archaeology

Norman Totten

2-115

No. 42

East African Roots in New Guinea and Polynesia Language provides evidence of original home of speakers

Volume 2
Numbers 24 to 45
1975

The Birth of a Society
History of the Epigraphic Society organization

In Honor of Harold S. Gladwin
Capsul of harold Gladwin's contributions to
Archaeology, epigraphy and cultural diffusion

Mailu, an African Language of New Guinea
Linguistic comparative analysis of languages

Egyptian Gold-seekers in the Pacific
Research by H. Queering demonstrates Egyptian
explorations and commercial activity in the
South Pacific.

An Ecliptic Rebus by Maui
Images at Sosorra, Java cave depicts measuring
instrument for use by navigators

Maui's Tanawa - a Torquetum of 232 B.C.
Working model constructed using cave drawings

An Ancient Polynesian Star Atlas of 232 B.C. Part 2
"The Zodiac tips upside down"
Maui crosses the equator

Moses: Meaning in a Name
Etymological search for the meaning of "Moses"

Phonetic Mutation in Polynesian Languages
Egtpto-Libyan-Polynesian sources confirm
phonetic mutations

Egyptian Sprang Technique in an Arizona Textile
Unique "old world" manufacturing technique found Applied in the "new world"

Bronze Age Libyan Visitors to Scandinavia
Libyan petroglyphs in Sweden?
Or Swedish petroglyphs in Libya?

Place Names, a Key to Prehistoric Vocabularies
Examination of root language in place names

Indo-European Roots in Maori Inscriptions
Brief discussion of Maori etymology

Egyptian Influence in Hawaiian Petroglyphs
Petroglyphic evidence of Egypto-Libyan visitation

A Maori Text in Libyan Script from Otaki
Nineteenth century fishing calendar from
yields Libyan language and script

Protosanskrit, Bronze Age Language of Mohenjo Daro
Seals reveal precursor to Sanscrit

Some Remarks on Protosanskrit
Protosanskrit revised etymology

Cultural Comparisons and Diffusions
Racial phenotypes discussed as ethnographic
Analogy along with archaeology

East African Roots in New Guinea and Polynesia
Language provides evidence of original home of speakers

Iberian Inscriptions in Paraguay
Iberic-Ogan found in paraguay reveals Punic language

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