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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 3
Numbers 46 to 82
1976

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
No. 46	A Fifth-century Moroccan Emigration to North America Inscription from Figuig, Morocco details a fifth century migration and return	Barry Fell	1-5
No. 47	Implications of the Figuig Decipherment Consequences and effects of historic Figuig record	Norman Totten	1-25
No. 48	An Arab Dialect in Ancient Moroccan Inscriptions Discussion of epigraphic analysis of evidence	Barry Fell	1-45
No. 49	The First European Colonists in New England Comparisons of style and contents connected to Iberia	Norman Totten	1-69
No. 50	Celtic Iberian Inscriptions of New England	Barry Fell	1-79
No. 51	An Early Calendar Site in Central Vermont Lithic observatory and its solar details	Byron E. Dix	1-89
No. 52	Precolumbian Parallels between Mediterranean And New England Archaeology Analysis and observations about early seafarers who may have been fishermen	James P. Whittall	1-95
No. 53	Inscribed Sarsen Stones in Vermont Phallic standing stones in Vermont found to have ogam engraved on them	John Williams	1-105
No. 54	Ancient Arabic Script and Vocabulary of the Algonquian Indians Algonkian script origins research	Barry Fell	1-109
No. 55	A Celtiberian (Gadelic) Law-Tablet from Ourique, Portugal Transitional ogam found in Orique, Portugal tablet	Barry Fell	1-115
No. 56	A Dialect of Ancient Greek from South-eastern Spain Decipherment of the Laminae of Pulol	Barry Fell	1-121
No. 57	Ancient Iberian Compass Dials from Liria, Spain and a related object from Tennessee Ceramic compass dials compared	Barry Fell	1-133
No. 58	A Celtiberian Funeral Stele in Navarra Spain, Inscribed in Ogam Ogam found on a funarary stele in Spain	Barry Fell	1-145
No. 59	Atnakuna motifs in Egyptian figurines Ushabtis reveal solar cult motifs	David Oedel	1-149
No. 60	A Possible Plinith Monument in Central Vermont Scientific application of a lithic gnomon	Byron E. Dix	1-155
No. 61	A Second Early Calendar Site in in Central Vermont Structure and design of a lithic observatory	Byron E. Dix	1-167
No. 62	Undie Origo Creating a realistic model for future studies	Marge E. Landsberg	2-3
No. 63	The Roots of Libyan Roots of Libyan found across North Africa	Barry Fell	2-31
No. 64	Structure of the Zuni Language Comparisons suggest a North African connection	Barry Fell	2-43
No. 65	An Ancient Judean Inscription from Tennessee A COMET FOR THE JEWS written in Phonecian/Hebrew	Robert E. Stieglitz	2-63
No. 66	A Theory concerning the Indus Seals The Harappa Culture at Mojendaro explored	Donal Buchanan	2-73
No. 67	The Romano-Celtic Phase at Mystery Hill, New Hampshire in New England Celtic inscription yields date by content and style	Barry Fell	2-93
No. 68	The Gowen Bluff Shelter Iberian identified in Latimer County, Oklahoma	Gloria Farley	2-99
No. 69	Inscriptions from Mid-America Overview of explorations and findings	Gloria Farley	2-103
No. 70	L'Etymologie et les Migrations Ploynesiennes: Ou etait situe Havaiki? Written in French, Migratioins of Polynesians	Linus Brunner	2-123
No. 71	Remains of Indo-Aryan Culture on the Hawaiian Islands Sea adventurers or traders leave written evidence	B. Ch. Chhabra	2-129
No. 72	Possible Libyan Petromanteia in Quebec Rock Divining based on naturally formed alphabetic letters.	Barry Fell	2-143
No. 73	The Most Sacred Season Native American perspective	Techqua Ikachi	2-153
No. 74	The Pima Myth of Persephone Retranslating Pima chants reveal Old World story	Barry Fell	2-159
No. 75	Two Ancient Iberian Hospitality Pledges And their Texts Tessera hospitalis found and explained	Barry Fell	2-173
No. 76	The Etymology of some Ancient American Inscriptions Detailed explanations of America B. C. presentations.	Barry Fell	2-179

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 3 Numbers 46 to 82 1976

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

No. 46

A Fifth-century Moroccan Emigration to North America Inscription from Figuig, Morocco details a fifth century migration and return

Barry Fell

1-5

No. 47

Implications of the Figuig Decipherment Consequences and effects of historic Figuig record

Norman Totten

1-25

No. 48

An Arab Dialect in Ancient Moroccan Inscriptions Discussion of epigraphic analysis of evidence

Barry Fell

1-45

No. 49

The First European Colonists in New England Comparisons of style and contents connected to Iberia

Norman Totten

1-69

No. 50

Celtic Iberian Inscriptions of New England

Barry Fell

1-79

No. 51

An Early Calendar Site in Central Vermont Lithic observatory and its solar details

Byron E. Dix

1-89

No. 52

Precolumbian Parallels between Mediterranean And New England Archaeology Analysis and observations about early seafarers who may have been fishermen

James P. Whittall

1-95

No. 53

Inscribed Sarsen Stones in Vermont Phallic standing stones in Vermont found to have ogam engraved on them

John Williams

1-105

No. 54

Ancient Arabic Script and Vocabulary of the Algonquian Indians Algonkian script origins research

Barry Fell

1-109

No. 55

A Celtiberian (Gadelic) Law-Tablet from Ourique, Portugal Transitional ogam found in Orique, Portugal tablet

Barry Fell

1-115

No. 56

A Dialect of Ancient Greek from South-eastern Spain Decipherment of the Laminae of Pulol

Barry Fell

1-121

No. 57

Ancient Iberian Compass Dials from Liria, Spain and a related object from Tennessee Ceramic compass dials compared

Barry Fell

1-133

No. 58

A Celtiberian Funeral Stele in Navarra Spain, Inscribed in Ogam Ogam found on a funarary stele in Spain

Barry Fell

1-145

No. 59

Atnakuna motifs in Egyptian figurines Ushabtis reveal solar cult motifs

David Oedel

1-149

No. 60

A Possible Plinith Monument in Central Vermont Scientific application of a lithic gnomon

Byron E. Dix

1-155

No. 61

A Second Early Calendar Site in in Central Vermont Structure and design of a lithic observatory

Byron E. Dix

1-167

No. 62

Undie Origo Creating a realistic model for future studies

Marge E. Landsberg

2-3

No. 63

The Roots of Libyan Roots of Libyan found across North Africa

Barry Fell

2-31

No. 64

Structure of the Zuni Language Comparisons suggest a North African connection

Volume 3
Numbers 46 to 82
1976

A Fifth-century Moroccan Emigration to North America
Inscription from Figuig, Morocco details a fifth century migration and return

Implications of the Figuig Decipherment
Consequences and effects of historic Figuig record

An Arab Dialect in Ancient Moroccan Inscriptions
Discussion of epigraphic analysis of evidence

The First European Colonists in New England
Comparisons of style and contents connected to Iberia

An Early Calendar Site in Central Vermont
Lithic observatory and its solar details

Precolumbian Parallels between Mediterranean
And New England Archaeology
Analysis and observations about early seafarers who may have been fishermen

Inscribed Sarsen Stones in Vermont
Phallic standing stones in Vermont found to have ogam engraved on them

Ancient Arabic Script and Vocabulary of
the Algonquian Indians
Algonkian script origins research

A Celtiberian (Gadelic) Law-Tablet from Ourique, Portugal
Transitional ogam found in Orique, Portugal tablet

A Dialect of Ancient Greek from South-eastern Spain
Decipherment of the Laminae of Pulol

Ancient Iberian Compass Dials from Liria,
Spain and a related object from Tennessee
Ceramic compass dials compared

A Celtiberian Funeral Stele in Navarra Spain,
Inscribed in Ogam
Ogam found on a funarary stele in Spain

Atnakuna motifs in Egyptian figurines
Ushabtis reveal solar cult motifs

A Possible Plinith Monument in Central Vermont
Scientific application of a lithic gnomon

A Second Early Calendar Site in in Central Vermont
Structure and design of a lithic observatory

Undie Origo
Creating a realistic model for future studies

The Roots of Libyan
Roots of Libyan found across North Africa

Structure of the Zuni Language
Comparisons suggest a North African connection

An Ancient Judean Inscription from Tennessee
A COMET FOR THE JEWS written in Phonecian/Hebrew

A Theory concerning the Indus Seals
The Harappa Culture at Mojendaro explored

The Romano-Celtic Phase at Mystery Hill,
New Hampshire in New England
Celtic inscription yields date by content and style

The Gowen Bluff Shelter
Iberian identified in Latimer County, Oklahoma

Inscriptions from Mid-America
Overview of explorations and findings

L'Etymologie et les Migrations Ploynesiennes:
Ou etait situe Havaiki?
Written in French, Migratioins of Polynesians

Remains of Indo-Aryan Culture on the Hawaiian Islands
Sea adventurers or traders leave written evidence

Possible Libyan Petromanteia in Quebec
Rock Divining based on naturally formed alphabetic letters.

The Most Sacred Season
Native American perspective

The Pima Myth of Persephone
Retranslating Pima chants reveal Old World story

Two Ancient Iberian Hospitality Pledges
And their Texts
Tessera hospitalis found and explained

The Etymology of some Ancient American Inscriptions
Detailed explanations of America B. C. presentations.

The Equinox Project can no longer post individual articles due to server space limitations.

Contact the Epigraphic Society for information regarding articles and availability of back issues.