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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 13
Numbers 311 to 334
1985

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
No. 311	A Sumerian Inscription of the Fuente Magna, La Paz, Bolivia Cuniform inscribed in a stone bowl	Alberto Marini	9
No. 312	Newly Identified Raetic Inscriptions Alpine language study	Linus Brunner	14
No. 313	Algonkian Signatures on a Treaty of A.D, 1681 Script under study	Barry Fell	22
No. 314	A Comment on the Saint Patrick Legend Snakes in Ireland	Glen A. Gentry	27
No. 315	ARMAVIRVMQVECANOTROIAVQVI Roman Latin	Barry Fell	28
No. 316	Ancient Coin found near Conneticut River Arabic coin find	Barry Fell	30
	Los Lunas attracts Epigraphers Photo essay		32
No. 317	Ancient Punctuation and the Los Lunas Text New Mexico decalogue examined	Barry Fell	35
No. 318	The Los Lunas Inscriptions; A Geological Study Description of stone in detail	George E. Morehouse	44
No. 319	Norwegian Rock Carvings Nytre Nordfjord site explored	Anders Hagen	54
No. 320	Los Milagros - What are they? Latin America religious curios	Barry Fell	62
No. 321	Documentary Evidence for Writing in the Pre-Inca Andes Oral traditions recounted	Norman Totten	63
No. 322	Egyptian Signs in the Hawaiian Islands Luahiwa,Lanai,Hawaii petroglyphs under study	Ruth Knudsen	67
	From the Nevada Elders Words of wisdom	Vivian Olds	96
No. 323	Deciphering American Indian Pictography Report to the Western Epigraphic Society	Carol Patterson	98
No. 324	Animal Images and Zoolatry Portuguese language	J. R. Dos Santos Junior	109
	Asturian Celts Brief atricle on the Zoolae	Xesus Lopez Pacios	116
No. 325	Teutonic Shields and Yule Bread Pattern replication noted	Henning Fikentscher	117
No. 326	The Han Tribes of the Dene Tribal roots exposed by language study	Ethel G. Stewart	134
No. 327	Petroglyphs of Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia Illustrated	Gai Shanlin	140
No. 328	The Decipherment of Late Iberic Twenty decipherments of inscribed artifacts	Donal Buchanan	145
No. 329	The Newport Round Church Description and analysis	Clyde Keeler	175
No. 330	The Languages of Pictland Multi-language culture explored	Paul Karisson Johnstone	180
No. 331	Curious Notation Marks at Polished Stone Sites in the Western Transvaal African engravings	A. B. Page	183
No. 332	Methods Available to the Ancients for Establishing the Meridian Determining world directions	Charles C. Fulton	194
No. 333	The Petroglyphs of Anatolia Turkish petroglyphs illustrated	Aysen Akpinar	203
No. 334	The Adena Tablets Mound artifact presentation	Robert F. Lenhart	206

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 13 Numbers 311 to 334 1985

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

No. 311

A Sumerian Inscription of the Fuente Magna, La Paz, Bolivia Cuniform inscribed in a stone bowl

Alberto Marini

9

No. 312

Newly Identified Raetic Inscriptions Alpine language study

Linus Brunner

14

No. 313

Algonkian Signatures on a Treaty of A.D, 1681 Script under study

Barry Fell

22

No. 314

A Comment on the Saint Patrick Legend Snakes in Ireland

Glen A. Gentry

27

No. 315

ARMAVIRVMQVECANOTROIAVQVI Roman Latin

Barry Fell

28

No. 316

Ancient Coin found near Conneticut River Arabic coin find

Barry Fell

30

Los Lunas attracts Epigraphers Photo essay

32

No. 317

Ancient Punctuation and the Los Lunas Text New Mexico decalogue examined

Barry Fell

35

No. 318

The Los Lunas Inscriptions; A Geological Study Description of stone in detail

George E. Morehouse

44

No. 319

Norwegian Rock Carvings Nytre Nordfjord site explored

Anders Hagen

54

No. 320

Los Milagros - What are they? Latin America religious curios

Barry Fell

62

No. 321

Documentary Evidence for Writing in the Pre-Inca Andes Oral traditions recounted

Norman Totten

63

No. 322

Egyptian Signs in the Hawaiian Islands Luahiwa,Lanai,Hawaii petroglyphs under study

Ruth Knudsen

67

From the Nevada Elders Words of wisdom

Vivian Olds

96

No. 323

Deciphering American Indian Pictography Report to the Western Epigraphic Society

Carol Patterson

98

No. 324

Animal Images and Zoolatry Portuguese language

J. R. Dos Santos Junior

109

Asturian Celts Brief atricle on the Zoolae

Xesus Lopez Pacios

116

No. 325

Teutonic Shields and Yule Bread Pattern replication noted

Henning Fikentscher

117

No. 326

The Han Tribes of the Dene Tribal roots exposed by language study

Ethel G. Stewart

134

No. 327

Petroglyphs of Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia Illustrated

Volume 13
Numbers 311 to 334
1985

A Sumerian Inscription of the
Fuente Magna, La Paz, Bolivia
Cuniform inscribed in a stone bowl

Newly Identified Raetic Inscriptions
Alpine language study

Algonkian Signatures on a Treaty of A.D, 1681
Script under study

A Comment on the Saint Patrick Legend
Snakes in Ireland

ARMAVIRVMQVECANOTROIAVQVI
Roman Latin

Ancient Coin found near Conneticut River
Arabic coin find

Los Lunas attracts Epigraphers
Photo essay

Ancient Punctuation and the Los Lunas Text
New Mexico decalogue examined

The Los Lunas Inscriptions;
A Geological Study
Description of stone in detail

Norwegian Rock Carvings
Nytre Nordfjord site explored

Los Milagros - What are they?
Latin America religious curios

Documentary Evidence for Writing
in the Pre-Inca Andes
Oral traditions recounted

Egyptian Signs in the Hawaiian Islands
Luahiwa,Lanai,Hawaii petroglyphs under study

From the Nevada Elders
Words of wisdom

Deciphering American Indian Pictography
Report to the Western Epigraphic Society

Animal Images and Zoolatry
Portuguese language

Asturian Celts
Brief atricle on the Zoolae

Teutonic Shields and Yule Bread
Pattern replication noted

The Han Tribes of the Dene
Tribal roots exposed by language study

Petroglyphs of Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia
Illustrated

The Decipherment of Late Iberic
Twenty decipherments of inscribed artifacts

The Newport Round Church
Description and analysis

The Languages of Pictland
Multi-language culture explored

Curious Notation Marks at Polished
Stone Sites in the Western Transvaal
African engravings

Methods Available to the Ancients for
Establishing the Meridian
Determining world directions

The Petroglyphs of Anatolia
Turkish petroglyphs illustrated

The Adena Tablets
Mound artifact presentation

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