Epigraphic
Society Occasional Publications
Table
of Contents, Vol. 1,
1974
Paper No.
1 An Egyptian Shipwreck at Pitcairn
Island (3 pp) Barry
Fell 1-p 3
Decipherment of an Egyptian (Libyan dialect) rock inscription from Pitcairn Island, Java, in the
Pacific.
2 Polynesian Epigraphy -- A Report to the
Society (2 pp) Barry Fell 1-p 6
Founding of The Epigraphic Society, 4 July 1974 as The Polynesian Epigraphic Society.
3 The Ancient Maori Votive Stele of the
Pyramid of Ra on Mount Lavu in Eastern Java (6 pp) Barry Fell 1-p
8
Libyan script dated 304
AD.
4 Numerals on Ancient Maori Steles (8 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p 14
Roman and Egyptian commerce with S. E. Asia.
5 Ritual of the Dawn: Fragments of
Ancient Maurian Chants in New Zealand Maori
(6 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p
22
Mithraic religion apparent in ancient Maori inscription.
6 The bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Kaiu
from Thullium (6 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p 28
Tunisia: Numidian/Libyan script. Maori = Mauri = Moors.
7 The bilingual Latin- Maori stele of
Rapa from Thullium (5 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p 34
Numidian/Libyan & Amharic script.
8 The bilingual Latin-Maori stele of
Fawasa, Priest of the Oracle of Rono (4 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p
39
Tunisia Numidian/Libyan script.
9 The bilingual. Punic-Maori stele of
Weka, from Bordj-Zoubia, near Oued-Meliz, Tunisia (4 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p
43
Neo-Punic and Numidian.
10 Distribution of Ancient Maori Inscriptions written
in Maurian (Numidian) script (4 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p
47
North Africa to Polynesia.
11 The
bilingual Latin-Maori. stele of Zakatutu from Thullium (3 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p
51
Latin and Numidian/Libyan script.
12 Chronology of Ancient Maori Scripts (7 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p 54
From @ 250 BC to 385 AD.
13 An Ancient Maori inscription from Dakumba, Fiji (6
pp) Barry Fell 1-p 61
From @ 250 BC.
14 Carthaginian and Other Graffiti from West Irian
Caves (3 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p 67
Carthaginian and other inscriptions in caves in West Irian.
15 Ancient Maori Mathematical and Scientific
Hieroglyphs (4 pp)
Barry
Fell 1-p 70
West Irian and New Zealand.
16 The Treaty of Taranaki, a Mediaeval Stele of New
Zealand (5 pp)
Barry Fell 1-p 74
Numidian-Libyan script; Hawaikian dialect; stele dated to 1450 AD.
17 Newly Deciphered Naval Records of Ptolemy III (2
pp)
Barry
Fell 1-p 79
Western New Guinea; Libyan-Egyptian inscriptions c. 232
BC.
18 A Proposition by Eratosthenes, An Astronomer of
the Delta Country (6 pp)
Barry
Fell 1-p 81
Inscriptions in Numidian script and Egyptian hieroglyphs found in caves in West Irian.
19 Maui on Eratosthenes — An additional fragment
from Sosorra (2 pp) Barry Fell
1-p 87
Inscriptions in a cave at Sosorra relating to Eratosthenes' calculations.
20 Correspondence (5 pp):
Letter: Conditions for membership. (1 p) Conger Williams 1-p
89
Requests conditions for membership in The Epigraphic Society.
Letter: Back numbers of Occasional
Publications. (1 p) Harold S. Gladwin 1-p 89
Requests availability of back numbers of ESOP.
Letter: Egyptian coins found in Australia.
(1 p) Mrs. E. Dooner 1-p 89
Egyptian coins found in Australia allegedly dated to 4000 BP (questionable since no coins
were struck in Egypt before 332
BC according to Norman Totten).
Letter: Navigation equipment depicted in West Irian Caves.
(2 pp) F. E.
Bassett 1-p 90
Inscriptions in West Irian caves show early navigational equipment and connection to Egypt.
Letter: Engraved rocks in New Zealand.
(1 p) John C. Yaldwyn 1-p 91
Five sites on North Island; cave paintings on South Island
Letter: Bronze Age trade routes from the Red Sea to Southeast Asia?
(1 p) Edwin Doran Jr. 1-p 92
Study of boat types in the areas concerned show possible ancient trade connections between them.
Letter: ESOP in Peabody Museum in Salem, MA.
(1 p) Ernest Dodge 1-p 93
Letter: ESOP in the National Museum of New Zealand.
(1 p) Roger G. Chapman 1-p 93
Letter: Undeciphered American
Rock Inscriptions. (1 p) George
Carter 1-p 93
Provides as yet undeciphered inscriptions from the
Americas
Letter: Egyptian hieroglyphs.
(1 p) Charles Speel 1-p 93
Charles Speel, Chairman, Dept. of Religious Studies, Monmouth College (IL) comments on Fell's
work.
Letter: Threat to the Moanalua stela "Pohaku ka
Luahine." (1 p) Norman Totten 1-p 93
Largest free-standing petroglyph stone in Oahu, Hawaii, needs protection.
Letter: Gift of petroglyph photographs by Hawaiian membership.
(1 p) Ruth Hanner & John & Frances Holt 1-p 93
Photos given by Ruth Hanner, Chairman of the Petroglyph Committee.
21 The Polynesian Discovery of America 231 BC (8 pp) Barry
Fell 1-p 94
A cave inscription
in Chile which uses Libyan script.
22 An Ancient Polynesian Star Atlas of 232 B.C. Part 1. A Mariner's Guide to finding the Celestial North Pole.
(6 pp) Barry Fell 1-p 102
West Irian inscriptions; Libyan and Egyptian scripts.
Advertisement: Hawaiian Astronomical Society's Astronews article:
The Egyptian Connection - Who Settled Polynesia? (1 p) Dennis Stone 1-p
105
Discusses West Irian finds.
23 Karl Stolp's Discovery of La Casa Pintada in 1885
(3 pp) Mina Brand 1-p 108
1885 report on inscriptions in cave
in Chile (La Casa Pintada).
Officers of the Epigraphic Society for 1975.
(1 p) 1-p 110
Pres: Barry Fell; Vice-pres.: Norman Totten; Council: Peter J. Garfall, Joseph D. Germano, Sentiel Rommel; Secy: Rene Fell. Pohaku ka Luahine. (1 p) Barry
Fell 1-p 111
Endangered Libyan inscription on Oahu reported in press (HI).
Researcher says Hawaiians had written language.
(2 pp) Dave De
Leon 1-p 111
Facsimile reprint from Star-Bulletin; Honolulu, 10 Dec. 1974.
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