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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 10
Numbers 229 to 247
1982

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
No. 229	Rhaetic Inscriptions Alpine language explored	Linus Brunner	1-9
No. 230	New Epigraphic finds in Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming Discoveries and details	Gloria Farley	1-13
No. 231	Bronze Age Norse in North America Pre-Viking era finds	Barry Fell	1-17
	Roman Amphore Discovered Near Rio de Janeiro Shipwreck found and identified	Robert Marx	1-30
No. 232	Stone Disks from North of England Uses explored	Lionel H. Atkinson	1-32
No. 233	The Magic Flute; Birdstones Reconsidered Native American artifacts discussed	Norman Totten	1-37
No. 234	Rhaetic Inscriptions in the Tyrol Alpine language explored	Linus Brunner	1-45
No. 235	Ogam - A Precursor of Written Language Developmental theory	David Barron	1-48
No. 236	The Elephant Mounds of Wisconsin Discussion based on historic sources	David M. Radloff	1-52
No. 237	The Los Lunas Inscription North Caananite script in New Nexico	L. Lyle Underwood	1-57
No. 238	The Los Lunas Stone History and discussion	Donald Cline	1-69
No. 239	A Decipherment of the Los Lunas Decalogue Inscription Biblical dialogue revealed	Jay Stonebraker	1-74
No. 240	Ancient World Maps History and cartography combined	Gordon R. Freeman	1-82
No. 241	Notes to Brunner's Ser- Indo-European root discussed	Marge E. Landsberg	1-86
No. 242	The Lost Manilla Galleons Spanish shipping losses	Orville L. Hope	1-91
No. 243	Petromantic Ogam of Conestoga, Pennsylvania Natural formation read as ogam, details on petromania	Patrick M. McSherry	1-94
No. 244	An Inscribed Boulder in Haney, British Columbia Arabic found in Iberic alphabet	Bruce A. Macdonald	1-97
No. 245	A Norse Runic Inscription from Dundee Creek, Maryland Extending the frontiers of Vinland	Brad O'Keefe	1-99
No. 246	A Norse Runic Inscription from Chesapeake Bay Area Extending the frontiers of Vinland	Brad O'Keefe	1-103
No. 247	Short Reports Various topics
	The Denver Conference		1-107
	Charles Arwin and the Patagonian Stones	Dr. Marvin S. Wasser	1-107
	An Ogam Cave Inscription in Texas	Mike Kingston	1-107
	Saga America: The Map of North America	L. J. Dewald	1-109
	Windmill Hill Amulet	Dailey Charles	1-110
	Choctaw and Cherokee Medical Touchstones	John H. Moore	1-111
	Ogam Inscribed Birdstone from Poverty Point	Barry Fell	1-115
	Ogam Pictograph in Carrizo Canyon, San Diego County	Ida Jane Gallagher	1-116
	Two Inscribed Stones from Shamokin, Pennsylvania	Eric G. Stewart and Alvin Holm	1-117
	Malayo-Polynesian Vocabulary with Semitic and Indo-European Roots	Linus Brunner	2-1
	INDEX of Volumes 1 through 10	Charles J. Hepburn, Jr.	3-1

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 10 Numbers 229 to 247 1982

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

No. 229

Rhaetic Inscriptions Alpine language explored

Linus Brunner

1-9

No. 230

New Epigraphic finds in Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming Discoveries and details

Gloria Farley

1-13

No. 231

Bronze Age Norse in North America Pre-Viking era finds

Barry Fell

1-17

Roman Amphore Discovered Near Rio de Janeiro Shipwreck found and identified

Robert Marx

1-30

No. 232

Stone Disks from North of England Uses explored

Lionel H. Atkinson

1-32

No. 233

The Magic Flute; Birdstones Reconsidered Native American artifacts discussed

Norman Totten

1-37

No. 234

Rhaetic Inscriptions in the Tyrol Alpine language explored

Linus Brunner

1-45

No. 235

Ogam - A Precursor of Written Language Developmental theory

David Barron

1-48

No. 236

The Elephant Mounds of Wisconsin Discussion based on historic sources

David M. Radloff

1-52

No. 237

The Los Lunas Inscription North Caananite script in New Nexico

L. Lyle Underwood

1-57

No. 238

The Los Lunas Stone History and discussion

Donald Cline

1-69

No. 239

A Decipherment of the Los Lunas Decalogue Inscription Biblical dialogue revealed

Jay Stonebraker

1-74

No. 240

Ancient World Maps History and cartography combined

Gordon R. Freeman

1-82

No. 241

Notes to Brunner's Ser- Indo-European root discussed

Marge E. Landsberg

1-86

No. 242

The Lost Manilla Galleons Spanish shipping losses

Orville L. Hope

1-91

No. 243

Petromantic Ogam of Conestoga, Pennsylvania Natural formation read as ogam, details on petromania

Patrick M. McSherry

1-94

No. 244

An Inscribed Boulder in Haney, British Columbia Arabic found in Iberic alphabet

Bruce A. Macdonald

1-97

No. 245

A Norse Runic Inscription from Dundee Creek, Maryland Extending the frontiers of Vinland

Brad O'Keefe

1-99

No. 246

A Norse Runic Inscription from Chesapeake Bay Area Extending the frontiers of Vinland

Brad O'Keefe

Volume 10
Numbers 229 to 247
1982

Rhaetic Inscriptions
Alpine language explored

New Epigraphic finds in Oklahoma,
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming
Discoveries and details

Bronze Age Norse in North America
Pre-Viking era finds

Roman Amphore Discovered Near Rio de Janeiro
Shipwreck found and identified

Stone Disks from North of England
Uses explored

The Magic Flute; Birdstones Reconsidered
Native American artifacts discussed

Rhaetic Inscriptions in the Tyrol
Alpine language explored

Ogam - A Precursor of Written Language
Developmental theory

The Elephant Mounds of Wisconsin
Discussion based on historic sources

The Los Lunas Inscription
North Caananite script in New Nexico

The Los Lunas Stone
History and discussion

A Decipherment of the Los Lunas Decalogue Inscription
Biblical dialogue revealed

Ancient World Maps
History and cartography combined

Notes to Brunner's Ser-
Indo-European root discussed

The Lost Manilla Galleons
Spanish shipping losses

Petromantic Ogam of Conestoga, Pennsylvania
Natural formation read as ogam, details on petromania

An Inscribed Boulder in Haney, British Columbia
Arabic found in Iberic alphabet

A Norse Runic Inscription from Dundee Creek, Maryland
Extending the frontiers of Vinland

A Norse Runic Inscription from Chesapeake Bay Area
Extending the frontiers of Vinland

Short Reports
Various topics

Malayo-Polynesian Vocabulary with
Semitic and Indo-European Roots

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