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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 4
Numbers 77 to 98
1977

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
No. 77	The Minoan Language - Linear A decipherment University level course about Minoan language and writing system	Barry Fell
	Introduction		1-1
	Linear A Matrix isomorphic equations		1-3
	Inferred paleographic distribution of signs		1-5
	Accedence - nouns		1-17
	Accedence - verbs		1-19
	Vocabulary of Minoan words in Linear A		1-21
	Material studied		1-79
	Minoan Society		1-79
	The Urban Centers		1-79
	Government and Administration		1-81
	The Agricultural Economy		1-83
	The Wine harvest		1-85
	The Wheat Harvest		1-85
	The Olive Harvest		1-87
	Household Economy		1-101
	Inscriptions on Drinking Cups		1-105
	Harvest Festival 1250 B.C.		1-107
	The Omens		1-107
	The Palace Inventories		1-107
	Graffiti and signatures		1-107
	References		1-107
No. 78	A Letter from Hiram III, ca 540 B.C. From the Corpus Inscriptionum Etruscarum, A translation	Barry Fell	1-135
No. 79	The Phaistos Disk ca 1600 B.C. History is made! The disk translated. Complete reference herin	Barry Fell	1-159
No. 80	A dialect of Minoan from Cyprus Paphian spoken into Classical times	Barry Fell	1-193
No. 81	A Text to Change the History of the World Confirmation of Fell's translation of the Phaistos disk.	Reuel Lochore	1-205
No. 82	Phaistos Disk: The Oldest Printed Text Comments on the Phaistos disk and proposed translation	Norman Totten	1-211
No. 83	Greek Place Names in South America Names interwoven in Greek Mythology found in South American placenames	Henriette Mertz	2-1
No. 84	Co a'b'iad na Cruithnich? The Picts, who were they?	Aonghas mac Eanruig	2-13
No. 85	Epigraphy on Medieval Coins Writing along "non-classical" lines	Norman Totten	2-23
No. 86	The Eye of God and the Agricultural Grid Morpholy and dissemenation: The Eye of the Sun	Norman Totten	2-41
No. 87	A Phallic Inscription in Western Mexico Similarities to Vermont phallic stones noted	Donal B. Buchanan	2-63
No. 88	Carthaginian Coins found in Arkansas and Alabama Numismatic study confirms authenticity of American finds	Norman Totten	2-67
No. 89	The Status of Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy American discoveries sparks renewed interest in South Semitic studies	Robert W. Lebling	2-81
No. 90	Linguistic Terminology, 1 Glossary of techincal terminology	Norman Totten	2-89
No. 91	Pre-Islamic Libyans Looking beyond Herodotus	Harold S. Gladwin	2-95
No. 92	Takhelne, A Living Celtiberian Language A Native American tribal language reveals Celtic roots	Barry Fell	2-107
No. 93	The Pontonoc Stone The history of the artifact	Gloria Farley	2-163
No. 94	Some Notes on Zuni Can phenotype support language identification?	George F. Carter	2-167
No. 95	Whence the Cuna Tree-of Life Ceremony? Reports from San Blas	Clyde Keeler	2-181
No. 96	Amphorettas from Maine and Iberia 1971 undersea find confirms identification And translation of ogam message	James P. Whittall, II	2-193
No. 97	Patterns of Symmetry in Norse Inscriptions Trying cryptoanalysis to solve Norse puzzle	Alf Monge	2-199
No. 98	A Proclamation	Gov. Michael S. Dukakis	2-215

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 4 Numbers 77 to 98 1977

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

No. 77

The Minoan Language - Linear A decipherment University level course about Minoan language and writing system

Barry Fell

Introduction

1-1

Linear A Matrix isomorphic equations

1-3

Inferred paleographic distribution of signs

1-5

Accedence - nouns

1-17

Accedence - verbs

1-19

Vocabulary of Minoan words in Linear A

1-21

Material studied

1-79

Minoan Society

1-79

The Urban Centers

1-79

Government and Administration

1-81

The Agricultural Economy

1-83

The Wine harvest

1-85

The Wheat Harvest

1-85

The Olive Harvest

1-87

Household Economy

1-101

Inscriptions on Drinking Cups

1-105

Harvest Festival 1250 B.C.

1-107

The Omens

1-107

The Palace Inventories

1-107

Graffiti and signatures

1-107

References

1-107

No. 78

A Letter from Hiram III, ca 540 B.C. From the Corpus Inscriptionum Etruscarum, A translation

Barry Fell

1-135

No. 79

The Phaistos Disk ca 1600 B.C. History is made! The disk translated. Complete reference herin

Barry Fell

1-159

No. 80

A dialect of Minoan from Cyprus Paphian spoken into Classical times

Barry Fell

1-193

No. 81

A Text to Change the History of the World Confirmation of Fell's translation of the Phaistos disk.

Reuel Lochore

1-205

No. 82

Phaistos Disk: The Oldest Printed Text Comments on the Phaistos disk and proposed translation

Norman Totten

1-211

No. 83

Greek Place Names in South America Names interwoven in Greek Mythology found in South American placenames

Henriette Mertz

2-1

No. 84

Co a'b'iad na Cruithnich? The Picts, who were they?

Aonghas mac Eanruig

2-13

No. 85

Volume 4
Numbers 77 to 98
1977

The Minoan Language - Linear A decipherment
University level course about Minoan language and writing system

A Letter from Hiram III, ca 540 B.C.
From the Corpus Inscriptionum Etruscarum, A translation

The Phaistos Disk ca 1600 B.C.
History is made! The disk translated. Complete reference herin

A dialect of Minoan from Cyprus
Paphian spoken into Classical times

A Text to Change the History of the World
Confirmation of Fell's translation of the Phaistos disk.

Phaistos Disk: The Oldest Printed Text
Comments on the Phaistos disk and proposed translation

Greek Place Names in South America
Names interwoven in Greek Mythology found in South American placenames

Co a'b'iad na Cruithnich?
The Picts, who were they?

Epigraphy on Medieval Coins
Writing along "non-classical" lines

The Eye of God and the Agricultural Grid
Morpholy and dissemenation: The Eye of the Sun

A Phallic Inscription in Western Mexico
Similarities to Vermont phallic stones noted

Carthaginian Coins found in Arkansas and Alabama
Numismatic study confirms authenticity of American finds

The Status of Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy
American discoveries sparks renewed interest in South Semitic studies

Linguistic Terminology, 1
Glossary of techincal terminology

Pre-Islamic Libyans
Looking beyond Herodotus

Takhelne, A Living Celtiberian Language
A Native American tribal language reveals Celtic roots

The Pontonoc Stone
The history of the artifact

Some Notes on Zuni
Can phenotype support language identification?

Whence the Cuna Tree-of Life Ceremony?
Reports from San Blas

Amphorettas from Maine and Iberia
1971 undersea find confirms identification And translation of ogam message

Patterns of Symmetry in Norse Inscriptions
Trying cryptoanalysis to solve Norse puzzle

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

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