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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 11
Numbers 249 to 279
1983

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
	Cup and Ring Designs, Old World and New Comparison	B. Bart Hensen	1-9
	Petroglyph Articles Stir World Wide Interest Wonderful West Virginia article reaction		1-10
	The Dunan of Stoer	Barry Fell	1-12
No. 249	Did a Roman Ship reach Brazil in Antiquity? Shipwreck explored	Robert F. Marx	1-14
No. 250	A Message fron the Past Epigraphy and history combined	Robert L. Pyle	1-23
No. 251	Light Dawns on West Virginia History Results of discovery and decipherment	Ida Jane Gallagher	1-29
No. 252	Old Irish Rock Inscriptions from West Virginia Ogam translated	Barry Fell	1-37
No. 253	Paradigm Shifts Presuppositions shaken by evidence	James M. Peters	1-54
No. 254	Foulis Wester Perthshire moor, Scotland artifacts examined	Barry Fell	1-58
No. 255	A Gadelic Word List Root word list	Burrell C. Dawson	1-62
No. 256	The Naiman Tribes of the Kutchin Tarim basin source explored	Ethyl G. Stewart	1-78
No. 257	A Hieroglyphic Bill of Account	David Radloff	1-102
No. 258	Mediterranean Motifs in Bronze Age Sweden Cultural interaction evidenced	Glenn A. Gentry	2-113
No. 259	The Runamo Inscriptions, Blekinge Swedish petroglyph site history	Jon Galster	2-116
No. 260	Primstav - An Old Norse Hieroglyphic Calendar Non-runic hieroglyphs employed	Barry Fell	2-120
No. 261	The Vikings History from a Nores perspective	Ditlev Thyssen	2-129
No. 262	A Precolumbian Wool Industry in North America Proposition	Herbert L. Minshall	2-161
No. 262	Ancient Artists and the Horned Beasts Illustrations and details	Gloria Farley	2-164
No. 264	American Bighorns or Old World Imports? Rams, ewes, sheep, goats and illustrations	Barry Fell	2-167
No. 265	A Tifinag inscribed Stalactite in Texas Libyan alphabet, Arabic language	Barry Fell	2-170
No. 266	Kokopelli Bluff Tour recounted	Norman Totten	2-171
No. 267	Prodromes of Writing Communication history	Marge E. Landsbere	2-191
No. 268	Medical Inscriptions from Tripolitaia Liyan-Berber alphabet and language	Barry Fell	2-204
No. 269	A Colorado Dolmen Inscribed with Ogam Ogam alphabet, Arabic language	Judy Morehouse	2-209
No. 270	Koranic Ogam on a Colorado Capstone Ogam alphabet, Arabic language	Barry Fell	2-211
No. 271	Ogam - An Alternate Communication System Proposal	Jean H. Gaulden and Jean Booth	2-212
No. 272	The Crespi Collection of Cuneca Ecuador South American artifacts	Warren L. Cook	2-216
No. 273-A	Ancient Writing from Etowah Mounds Decipherable artifact from mound	Gloria Farley	2-232
No. 273-B	Decipherment of Ancient Writing from Etowah Mounds Decipherment of artifact	Barry Fell	2-233
No. 274	Inscribed Rocks in South Central Alabama Field and boundary markers found	B. Bart Henson	2-235
No. 275	A Navigation Grid (Rebbelib) from the Marshall Islands Navigation aids and maps	Barry Fell	2-237
No. 276	Tifinag in Irish Megalithic Rock Engravings Lough Crew site investigated	Warren W. Dexter and Barry Fell	2-241
No. 277	A Polynesian Artifact Engraved with Libyan Script Libyan alphabet	Barry Fell and Jon Polansky	2-245
No. 278	Apparent Islamic Influence at Runamo Arab traders in Scandinavia	Barry Fell	2-251
No. 279	An Ogam Inscription from Bainbridge Island, Washington Rake ogam, unknown language	John H. Rudolph and Barry Fell	2-256

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 11 Numbers 249 to 279 1983

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

Cup and Ring Designs, Old World and New Comparison

B. Bart Hensen

1-9

Petroglyph Articles Stir World Wide Interest Wonderful West Virginia article reaction

1-10

The Dunan of Stoer

Barry Fell

1-12

No. 249

Did a Roman Ship reach Brazil in Antiquity? Shipwreck explored

Robert F. Marx

1-14

No. 250

A Message fron the Past Epigraphy and history combined

Robert L. Pyle

1-23

No. 251

Light Dawns on West Virginia History Results of discovery and decipherment

Ida Jane Gallagher

1-29

No. 252

Old Irish Rock Inscriptions from West Virginia Ogam translated

Barry Fell

1-37

No. 253

Paradigm Shifts Presuppositions shaken by evidence

James M. Peters

1-54

No. 254

Foulis Wester Perthshire moor, Scotland artifacts examined

Barry Fell

1-58

No. 255

A Gadelic Word List Root word list

Burrell C. Dawson

1-62

No. 256

The Naiman Tribes of the Kutchin Tarim basin source explored

Ethyl G. Stewart

1-78

No. 257

A Hieroglyphic Bill of Account

David Radloff

1-102

No. 258

Mediterranean Motifs in Bronze Age Sweden Cultural interaction evidenced

Glenn A. Gentry

2-113

No. 259

The Runamo Inscriptions, Blekinge Swedish petroglyph site history

Jon Galster

2-116

No. 260

Primstav - An Old Norse Hieroglyphic Calendar Non-runic hieroglyphs employed

Barry Fell

2-120

No. 261

The Vikings History from a Nores perspective

Ditlev Thyssen

2-129

No. 262

A Precolumbian Wool Industry in North America Proposition

Herbert L. Minshall

2-161

No. 262

Ancient Artists and the Horned Beasts Illustrations and details

Gloria Farley

2-164

No. 264

American Bighorns or Old World Imports? Rams, ewes, sheep, goats and illustrations

Barry Fell

2-167

No. 265

A Tifinag inscribed Stalactite in Texas Libyan alphabet, Arabic language

Volume 11
Numbers 249 to 279
1983

Cup and Ring Designs,
Old World and New
Comparison

Petroglyph Articles Stir World Wide Interest
Wonderful West Virginia article reaction

Did a Roman Ship reach Brazil in Antiquity?
Shipwreck explored

A Message fron the Past
Epigraphy and history combined

Light Dawns on West Virginia History
Results of discovery and decipherment

Old Irish Rock Inscriptions from West Virginia
Ogam translated

Paradigm Shifts
Presuppositions shaken by evidence

Foulis Wester
Perthshire moor, Scotland artifacts examined

A Gadelic Word List
Root word list

The Naiman Tribes of the Kutchin
Tarim basin source explored

Mediterranean Motifs in Bronze Age Sweden
Cultural interaction evidenced

The Runamo Inscriptions, Blekinge
Swedish petroglyph site history

Primstav - An Old Norse Hieroglyphic Calendar
Non-runic hieroglyphs employed

The Vikings
History from a Nores perspective

A Precolumbian Wool Industry in North America
Proposition

Ancient Artists and the Horned Beasts
Illustrations and details

American Bighorns or Old World Imports?
Rams, ewes, sheep, goats and illustrations

A Tifinag inscribed Stalactite in Texas
Libyan alphabet, Arabic language

Kokopelli Bluff
Tour recounted

Prodromes of Writing
Communication history

Medical Inscriptions from Tripolitaia
Liyan-Berber alphabet and language

A Colorado Dolmen Inscribed with Ogam
Ogam alphabet, Arabic language

Koranic Ogam on a Colorado Capstone
Ogam alphabet, Arabic language

Ogam - An Alternate Communication System
Proposal

Jean H. Gaulden and
Jean Booth

The Crespi Collection of Cuneca Ecuador
South American artifacts

Ancient Writing from Etowah Mounds
Decipherable artifact from mound

Decipherment of Ancient Writing from Etowah Mounds
Decipherment of artifact

Inscribed Rocks in South Central Alabama
Field and boundary markers found

A Navigation Grid (Rebbelib)
from the Marshall Islands
Navigation aids and maps

Tifinag in Irish Megalithic Rock Engravings
Lough Crew site investigated

Warren W. Dexter and
Barry Fell

A Polynesian Artifact Engraved with Libyan Script
Libyan alphabet

Apparent Islamic Influence at Runamo
Arab traders in Scandinavia

An Ogam Inscription from Bainbridge Island, Washington
Rake ogam, unknown language

John H. Rudolph and
Barry Fell

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