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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 1
Numbers 1 to 23
1974

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
No. 1	An Egyptian Shipwreck at Pitcairn Island Decipherment of an inscription recorded by Richard Taylor is a record of an Egyptian shipwreck	Barry Fell	3
No. 2	Polynesian Epigraphy, A Report to the Society Minutes of the Polynesian Epigraphic Society Arlington MA 7/4/74	Barry Fell	7
No. 3	The Ancient Maori votive stele of the Pyramid of Ra on Mount Lavu in Eastern Java Decipherment of a stele unearthed by Stamford Raffles in 1815 determined to be Libyan and yeilds a date of 304 A.D.	Barry Fell	9
No. 4	Numerals on Ancient Maori Steles Regarding the numerals and ciphers employed in Polynesian funeral monuments	Barry Fell	15
No. 5	Ritual of the Dawn: Fragments of Ancient Maurian chants in New Zealand Maori Recognition of connection to Libyan language Allows chants and rituals to be understood	Barry Fell	23
No. 6	The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Kaiu from Thullium Decipherment with sources and references	Barry Fell	29
No. 7	The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Rapa from Thullium Decipherment with sources and references	Barry Fell	35
No. 8	The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Fawasa, Priest of the Oracle of Rono Decipherment with sources and references	Barry Fell	41
No. 9	The Bilingual Punic-Maori Stele of Weka from Bordj-Zoubia near Oued-Meliz, Tunesia Decipherment with sources and references	Barry Fell	45
No. 10	Distribution of Ancient Maori inscriptions written in Maurian (Numidian) script Listing of epigraphic materials and maps	Barry Fell	49
No. 11	The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Zafatutu from Thullium Decipherment with sources and references	Barry Fell	53
No. 12	Chronology of Ancient Maori Scripts Timetable based upon historic sources	Barry Fell	57
No. 13	An Ancient Maori Inscription from Dakumba, Fiji First known Maorian script from Melanesia	Barry Fell	65
No. 14	Carthaginian and other Graffiti from West Irian Caves Application of Batak and Punic alphabets yields reasonable decipherment	Barry Fell	71
No. 15	Ancient Maori Mathematical and Scientific Hieroglyphs Catalog of archaic signs and symbols relating to Astromical observations and measurnemts	Barry Fell	75
No. 16	The Treaty of Taranaki, A Medieval Stele of New Zealand Translation of stele reveals it is a tribal bondary treaty	Barry Fell	79
No. 17	Newly Deciphered Naval Records of Ptolemy III Cave inscription located at McLuer Bay, New Guinea found to date from 235-225 B.C.	Barry Fell	85
No. 18	A proposition by Eratothenes, An Astronomer of the Delta Country Notes created by Maui, Captain of the mariners.	Barry Fell	87
No. 19	Maui on Eratothenes An additional fragment from Sosorra	Barry Fell	93
No. 20	Correspondence:		95
	Egyptian Coins found in Australia Letter referring to 1963 find of Egyptian coins	Mrs. E Dooner	95
	Navigation Equipment depicted in Irian Caves Letter discusses celestial navigation	F. E. Bassett	96
	Engraved Rocks in New Zealand Partial list of sources	John C. Yaldwin	97
	Bronze Age Trade Routes - from Red Sea to South-east Asia Letter requesting information	Edwin Doran Jr.	98
	West American Rock Inscriptions Letter requesting information	George Carter	99
	An Egyptologist Comments Affirmative commentary and recognition	Charles Speel	99
	Threat to Moanalua stele "Pohaku ka luahine" Hawaiian petroglyph endangered by planned highway	news clip	99
No. 21	The Polynesian Discovery of America 231 B.C. Decipherment of inscription found near Santiago, Chile gives date of discovery by Maui	Barry Fell	101
No. 22	An Ancient Polynesian Star Atlas of 232 B.C. Part 1 A mariners guide for finding the celestial north pole	Barry Fell	109
No. 23	Karl Stolp's Discovery of La Casa Pintada in 1885 Translation of original report	Mina Brand	115

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 1 Numbers 1 to 23 1974

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

No. 1

An Egyptian Shipwreck at Pitcairn Island Decipherment of an inscription recorded by Richard Taylor is a record of an Egyptian shipwreck

Barry Fell

3

No. 2

Polynesian Epigraphy, A Report to the Society Minutes of the Polynesian Epigraphic Society Arlington MA 7/4/74

Barry Fell

7

No. 3

The Ancient Maori votive stele of the Pyramid of Ra on Mount Lavu in Eastern Java Decipherment of a stele unearthed by Stamford Raffles in 1815 determined to be Libyan and yeilds a date of 304 A.D.

Barry Fell

9

No. 4

Numerals on Ancient Maori Steles Regarding the numerals and ciphers employed in Polynesian funeral monuments

Barry Fell

15

No. 5

Ritual of the Dawn: Fragments of Ancient Maurian chants in New Zealand Maori Recognition of connection to Libyan language Allows chants and rituals to be understood

Barry Fell

23

No. 6

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Kaiu from Thullium Decipherment with sources and references

Barry Fell

29

No. 7

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Rapa from Thullium Decipherment with sources and references

Barry Fell

35

No. 8

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Fawasa, Priest of the Oracle of Rono Decipherment with sources and references

Barry Fell

41

No. 9

The Bilingual Punic-Maori Stele of Weka from Bordj-Zoubia near Oued-Meliz, Tunesia Decipherment with sources and references

Barry Fell

45

No. 10

Distribution of Ancient Maori inscriptions written in Maurian (Numidian) script Listing of epigraphic materials and maps

Barry Fell

49

No. 11

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Zafatutu from Thullium Decipherment with sources and references

Barry Fell

53

No. 12

Chronology of Ancient Maori Scripts Timetable based upon historic sources

Barry Fell

57

No. 13

An Ancient Maori Inscription from Dakumba, Fiji First known Maorian script from Melanesia

Barry Fell

65

No. 14

Carthaginian and other Graffiti from West Irian Caves Application of Batak and Punic alphabets yields reasonable decipherment

Barry Fell

71

No. 15

Ancient Maori Mathematical and Scientific Hieroglyphs Catalog of archaic signs and symbols relating to Astromical observations and measurnemts

Barry Fell

75

No. 16

The Treaty of Taranaki, A Medieval Stele of New Zealand Translation of stele reveals it is a tribal bondary treaty

Barry Fell

79

No. 17

Newly Deciphered Naval Records of Ptolemy III Cave inscription located at McLuer Bay, New Guinea found to date from 235-225 B.C.

Barry Fell

85

No. 18

A proposition by Eratothenes, An Astronomer of the Delta Country Notes created by Maui, Captain of the mariners.

Barry Fell

87

No. 19

Maui on Eratothenes An additional fragment from Sosorra

Volume 1
Numbers 1 to 23
1974

An Egyptian Shipwreck at Pitcairn Island
Decipherment of an inscription recorded by
Richard Taylor is a record of an Egyptian
shipwreck

Polynesian Epigraphy, A Report to the Society
Minutes of the Polynesian Epigraphic Society
Arlington MA 7/4/74

The Ancient Maori votive stele of the Pyramid
of Ra on Mount Lavu in Eastern Java
Decipherment of a stele unearthed by Stamford
Raffles in 1815 determined to be Libyan and
yeilds a date of 304 A.D.

Numerals on Ancient Maori Steles
Regarding the numerals and ciphers employed
in Polynesian funeral monuments

Ritual of the Dawn: Fragments of Ancient Maurian
chants in New Zealand Maori
Recognition of connection to Libyan language
Allows chants and rituals to be understood

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Kaiu from Thullium
Decipherment with sources and references

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Rapa from Thullium
Decipherment with sources and references

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Fawasa,
Priest of the Oracle of Rono
Decipherment with sources and references

The Bilingual Punic-Maori Stele of Weka from
Bordj-Zoubia near Oued-Meliz, Tunesia
Decipherment with sources and references

Distribution of Ancient Maori inscriptions written
in Maurian (Numidian) script
Listing of epigraphic materials and maps

The Bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Zafatutu from Thullium
Decipherment with sources and references

Chronology of Ancient Maori Scripts
Timetable based upon historic sources

An Ancient Maori Inscription from Dakumba, Fiji
First known Maorian script from Melanesia

Carthaginian and other Graffiti from West Irian Caves
Application of Batak and Punic alphabets
yields reasonable decipherment

Ancient Maori Mathematical and Scientific Hieroglyphs
Catalog of archaic signs and symbols relating to
Astromical observations and measurnemts

The Treaty of Taranaki,
A Medieval Stele of New Zealand
Translation of stele reveals it is a tribal
bondary treaty

Newly Deciphered Naval Records of Ptolemy III
Cave inscription located at McLuer Bay, New
Guinea found to date from 235-225 B.C.

A proposition by Eratothenes,
An Astronomer of the Delta Country
Notes created by Maui, Captain of the mariners.

Maui on Eratothenes

An additional fragment from Sosorra

Egyptian Coins found in Australia
Letter referring to 1963 find of Egyptian coins

Navigation Equipment depicted in Irian Caves
Letter discusses celestial navigation

Engraved Rocks in New Zealand
Partial list of sources

Bronze Age Trade Routes -
from Red Sea to South-east Asia
Letter requesting information

West American Rock Inscriptions
Letter requesting information

An Egyptologist Comments
Affirmative commentary and recognition

Threat to Moanalua stele "Pohaku ka luahine"
Hawaiian petroglyph endangered by planned highway

The Polynesian Discovery of America 231 B.C.
Decipherment of inscription found near Santiago,
Chile gives date of discovery by Maui

An Ancient Polynesian Star Atlas of 232 B.C. Part 1
A mariners guide for finding the celestial north pole

Karl Stolp's Discovery of La Casa Pintada in 1885
Translation of original report

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.