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Found: an ancient Chinese ideograph integrated into Native American rock writing 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 7-12
  • John A. Ruskamp jr.
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The origins of the American proto-ogam 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 13-15
  • M.G. Boutet
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A short introduction to the study of the Indus script with comments on the corner symbols 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 16-21
  • Donald B. Buchanan
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To Ophir and beyond 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 22-6
  • Richard Bishop
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Paraiba revisited 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 27-33
  • Richard Bishop
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A Harappan signary cross-reference 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 34-83
  • Kate Price
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Identifying functional homology and markedness relationships in the Harappan signary: toward a methodology for classifying Harappan signs 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 84-97
  • Steven Bonta
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Dilmun fashion in the third millennium B.C. 2010 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 28 (): 128-35
  • Ali Akbar Habibi Bushiri
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Decipherment of Inka letters: bilingual material in Guamán Poma's drawings 2009 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 27 (): 66-72
  • James Guthrie
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Epigraphic material of interest in Northwest New Mexico 2009 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 27 (): 73-6
  • Manton L. Botsford
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Boats, floods, and Chinese influence in Great Basin rock art 2009 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 27 (): 77-82
  • John A. Ruskamp jr
  • John H. Ruskamp
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The runes and language of the Spirit Pond stones and the Narragansett inscription can be found in modern books 2009 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 27 (): 94-110
  • Richard Nielsen
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Mi'kmaq shorthand? 2007 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 25 (): 82-95
  • Richard D. Flavin
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Meeting of the hero twins: further investigations of mythic themes and night sky correlations at Rochester Creek 2007 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 25 (): 96-113
  • Mark Watts
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Considerations of Asian crops indicate longstanding transoceanic Pre-columbian contacts 2006 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 24 (): 5-12
  • Carl L. Johannessen
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Astronomical dating of a solstice sun-dagger petroglyph at Swansea, Inyo County, California 2006 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 24 (): 131-49
  • Alan R. Gillespie
  • Donald E. Sabol
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Introduction to the fertility symbolism at the Rochester Creek petroglyph site: the role of sybolic solar interactions (SSIs) 2006 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 24 (): 211-31
  • Jesse E. Warner
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The Rochester Creek petroglyph site: further relationships of iconography to star lore traditions 2006 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 24 (): 232-41
  • Jon R. Polansky
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The decipherment of central Iberic 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 47-70
  • Donald Browning Buchanaan
Ancient linguistic associations in the Mediterranean 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 93-9
  • Nermin Vlora Falaschi
Interpretations of six-toed footprints in western petroglyphs 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 146-51
  • Gloria Farley
The Karanovo zodiac and old European linear 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 86-92
  • Richard D. Flavin
From Japan to the ancient Orient: a consideration of Kenu district rock inscriptions 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 100-8
  • Hideko Fukuda
A precise petroglyph equinox marker in eastern California 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 71-85
  • Alan Gillespie
The Quincunx as an eternal and internal orientation symbol 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 167-74
  • Charles Herberger
The Kensington runestone 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 187-256
  • Richard Nielsen
The Rochester creek petroglyphs, new proposals (1): relationships of iconography to star lone tradition 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 141-5
  • Jon Polansky
The Aztec 260 day count: an augury table not a calendar 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 175-86
  • Terry Stocker
A curious element in Uto-Aztecan 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 109-40
  • Brian Darrel Stubbs
Kuna dimensions 1998 Epigraphic Society occasional papers 23 (): 152-65
  • Norman Totten
The forgotten army of the Dilmun culture 1988 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 18 (): 56-71
  • Ali-Akhbar H. Bushiri
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Cappadocia's caves embrace a legacy of Christian art 1988 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 18 (): 146-52
  • Ida Jane Gallagher
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A Tifinag text at Tassili, Algeria 1987 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 16 (): 26-7
  • Barry Fell
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Stick charts of the Marshall Islands 1987 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 16 (): 28-50
  • K.O. Emery
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The Arabic numbering system on the Kensington rune stone 1986 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 15 (): 47-61
  • Richard Nielsen
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Prehistoric zoolatry: the Berroes culture of Trás-o-Montes, Portugal 1986 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 15 (): 109-12
  • Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos Junior
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Newly identified Raetic inscriptions 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 14-21
  • Linus Brunner
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Norwegian rock carvings 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 54-61
  • Anders Hagen
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Deciphering American Indian pictography 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 98-108
  • Carol Patterson
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Animal images and zoolatry 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 109-15
  • J. R. Dos Santos Junior
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Teutonic shields and Yule bread 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 117-33
  • Henning Fikentscher
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Petroglyphs of Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 140-4
  • Gai Shanlin
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The languages of Pictland 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 180-2
  • Paul Karlsson Johnston
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Curious notation marks at polished stone sites in the western Transvaal 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 183-93
  • A.B. Page
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The petroglyphs of Anatolia 1985 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 13 (): 203-5
  • Aysen Akpinar
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The petroglyphs of Prado de Rodela, northeast Portugal 1984 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 12 (1): 9-12
  • Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos Junior
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Ancient petrogyphs of South Africa 1984 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 12 (1): 24-8
  • Credo Vusamazulu Mutwa
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The bronze age cult of thunder gods 1984 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 12 (1): 65-70
  • Barry Fell
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The extent of Nabataean sea power 1984 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 12 (1): 73-5
  • Robert Lebling
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Ancient Celtic water cult: its significance in British history 1984 Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 12 (1): 94-8
  • Alban Wall
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