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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 12
Numbers 280 to 310
1984

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR	PAGE
No. 280	Petroglyphs of Prado da Rodela, Portugal Ogam in Portugal	J. R. dos Santos Junior	1-9
No. 281	Galacian Ogam at Prado da Rodela Decipherment of inscribed artifact	Barry Fell	1-13
No. 282	Why Study Human Origins? Symposium report	Ramond Dart	1-19
No. 283	Ancient Petroglyphs of South Africa Overview and report from Zulu scholar	Credo Vusamazulu Mutwa	1-24
No. 284	Ancient Arabic Guide to Ogam on a Tablet from Zambia Ogam in mid-Africa	Barry Fell	1-29
No. 285	An Ogam Consanine Phallus from Britan Ogam in Britan	Barry Fell	1-32
No. 286	An Ogam Consanine Inscription from Kashiba, Nara Prefecture, Japan Ogam in japan	Masuhiro Yoneama	1-33
No. 287	Frontiers of Understanding Researching the human past	Norman Totten	1-39
No. 288	Pre-Columbian America; Developing a Valid Model Developing a valid model	Norman Totten	1-59
No. 289	The Bronze Age Cult of the Thunder Gods Symbolism discussed with illustrations	Barry Fell	1-65
No. 290	Etruscan was NOT Semetic Reasoned response to article by G.Cubbe	Linus Brunner	1-71
No. 291	The Extent of Nabataean Sea Power Arab merchant travels	Robert Lebling	1-73
No. 292	A Fifteenth Century Recipe for Beer Ogam Bricren explained	Donal Buchanan	1-76
No. 293	A Stone Masonry Tunnel and Underground Chamber in Central Ohio Potential megalithic structure explored	Victor and Beverly Mosely	1-85
No. 294	An Ogam Inscribed Artifact from New York State Ogam inscribed votive tablet or charm	James L. Guthrie and Robert G. Guthrie	1-91
No. 295	Ancient Celtic Water Cult Water as sacred entrance to the underworld	Alban Wall	1-94
No. 296	Celtic Augura and Canadian Geese Pillar inscribed in Ogam	Barry Fell	1-99
No. 297	An Ogam Consanine Inscription from Royalton, Vermont Celtic language revealed	Elizabeth Sincerbeaux, Warren Dexter and Barry Fell	1-110
	Desert Bighorn Wool and Some Aspects of Behavior Industry explored	Michael Coffeen	2-121
	New Mohammed Petroglyph Kufic script	Barry Fell	2-127
No. 298	Herbs, Plants and Tribalism Native pharmacology investigated	Robert B. McFarland	2-128
No. 299	The Kinderhook Plates Hoax exposed	Barry Fell	2-132
No. 300	The Centuripe vase Attempt at translation	Donal Buchanan	2-142
No. 301	Ancient Writing from the Spiro Mounds Exerpt from In Plain Sight	Gloria Farley	2-149
No. 302	Mythology and Epigraphy Giants, goblins, dwarves and more....	Douglas G. Blizzard	2-
No. 303	The Huntingon Ring Bowyer monogram	L Lyle Underwood	2-182
No. 304	A Possible Calendar Inscription from Santa Barbara, California Solar motif explored	Paul H. Chapman	2-
No. 305	Egyptian Signs in the Hawaiian Islands Development of resource, illustrated	Ruth Knudsen	2-190
No. 306	An Inscribed Gold Plate from Peru Analysis of artifact	Paul R. Cheesman	2-202
No. 307	Decipherment of the Lamboyeque Gold plate Decipherment of artifact	Barry Fell	2-206
No. 308	More Moonwatching: The Moon by Day Lunar observation guide	Charles C. Fulton	2-210
No. 309	Some Comments on the Origin of the Pima/Papago Language Semitic roots explored	Phillip M. Leonard	2-220
No. 310	North African Astronomical Petroglyphs in Utah Libyan alphabet, Arabic language	Phillip M. Leonard and James L. Glenn	2-223
	Dictionary of Pidgin English of New Guinea Reprint of 1937 article		3-1

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The Epigraphic Society Occasional Publications and Papers

Volume 12 Numbers 280 to 310 1984

ARTICLE

TITLE

AUTHOR

PAGE

No. 280

Petroglyphs of Prado da Rodela, Portugal Ogam in Portugal

J. R. dos Santos Junior

1-9

No. 281

Galacian Ogam at Prado da Rodela Decipherment of inscribed artifact

Barry Fell

1-13

No. 282

Why Study Human Origins? Symposium report

Ramond Dart

1-19

No. 283

Ancient Petroglyphs of South Africa Overview and report from Zulu scholar

Credo Vusamazulu Mutwa

1-24

No. 284

Ancient Arabic Guide to Ogam on a Tablet from Zambia Ogam in mid-Africa

Barry Fell

1-29

No. 285

An Ogam Consanine Phallus from Britan Ogam in Britan

Barry Fell

1-32

No. 286

An Ogam Consanine Inscription from Kashiba, Nara Prefecture, Japan Ogam in japan

Masuhiro Yoneama

1-33

No. 287

Frontiers of Understanding Researching the human past

Norman Totten

1-39

No. 288

Pre-Columbian America; Developing a Valid Model Developing a valid model

Norman Totten

1-59

No. 289

The Bronze Age Cult of the Thunder Gods Symbolism discussed with illustrations

Barry Fell

1-65

No. 290

Etruscan was NOT Semetic Reasoned response to article by G.Cubbe

Linus Brunner

1-71

No. 291

The Extent of Nabataean Sea Power Arab merchant travels

Robert Lebling

1-73

No. 292

A Fifteenth Century Recipe for Beer Ogam Bricren explained

Donal Buchanan

1-76

No. 293

A Stone Masonry Tunnel and Underground Chamber in Central Ohio Potential megalithic structure explored

Victor and Beverly Mosely

1-85

No. 294

An Ogam Inscribed Artifact from New York State Ogam inscribed votive tablet or charm

James L. Guthrie and Robert G. Guthrie

1-91

No. 295

Ancient Celtic Water Cult Water as sacred entrance to the underworld

Alban Wall

1-94

No. 296

Celtic Augura and Canadian Geese Pillar inscribed in Ogam

Barry Fell

1-99

No. 297

An Ogam Consanine Inscription from Royalton, Vermont Celtic language revealed

Elizabeth Sincerbeaux, Warren Dexter and Barry Fell

1-110

Desert Bighorn Wool and Some Aspects of Behavior Industry explored

Michael Coffeen

Volume 12
Numbers 280 to 310
1984

Petroglyphs of Prado da Rodela, Portugal
Ogam in Portugal

Galacian Ogam at Prado da Rodela
Decipherment of inscribed artifact

Why Study Human Origins?
Symposium report

Ancient Petroglyphs of South Africa
Overview and report from Zulu scholar

Ancient Arabic Guide to Ogam
on a Tablet from Zambia
Ogam in mid-Africa

An Ogam Consanine Phallus from Britan
Ogam in Britan

An Ogam Consanine Inscription from
Kashiba, Nara Prefecture, Japan
Ogam in japan

Frontiers of Understanding
Researching the human past

Pre-Columbian America; Developing a Valid Model
Developing a valid model

The Bronze Age Cult of the Thunder Gods
Symbolism discussed with illustrations

Etruscan was NOT Semetic
Reasoned response to article by G.Cubbe

The Extent of Nabataean Sea Power
Arab merchant travels

A Fifteenth Century Recipe for Beer
Ogam Bricren explained

A Stone Masonry Tunnel and Underground
Chamber in Central Ohio
Potential megalithic structure explored

An Ogam Inscribed Artifact from New York State
Ogam inscribed votive tablet or charm

James L. Guthrie and
Robert G. Guthrie

Ancient Celtic Water Cult
Water as sacred entrance to the underworld

Celtic Augura and Canadian Geese
Pillar inscribed in Ogam

An Ogam Consanine Inscription from Royalton, Vermont
Celtic language revealed

Elizabeth Sincerbeaux,
Warren Dexter and
Barry Fell

Desert Bighorn Wool and Some Aspects of Behavior
Industry explored

New Mohammed Petroglyph
Kufic script

Herbs, Plants and Tribalism
Native pharmacology investigated

The Kinderhook Plates
Hoax exposed

The Centuripe vase
Attempt at translation

Ancient Writing from the Spiro Mounds
Exerpt from In Plain Sight

Mythology and Epigraphy
Giants, goblins, dwarves and more....

The Huntingon Ring
Bowyer monogram

A Possible Calendar Inscription from
Santa Barbara, California
Solar motif explored

Egyptian Signs in the Hawaiian Islands
Development of resource, illustrated

An Inscribed Gold Plate from Peru
Analysis of artifact

Decipherment of the Lamboyeque Gold plate
Decipherment of artifact

More Moonwatching: The Moon by Day
Lunar observation guide

Some Comments on the Origin of
the Pima/Papago Language
Semitic roots explored

North African Astronomical Petroglyphs in Utah
Libyan alphabet, Arabic language

Phillip M. Leonard and
James L. Glenn

Dictionary of Pidgin English of New Guinea
Reprint of 1937 article

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