The Epigraphic Society
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Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers Table
of Contents, Volume 20/2, 1991
The
Decipherment of Southwest Iberic (104 pp) by Donal
B. Buchanan Buchanan
deciphers sepulchral inscriptions found in the Algarve area of Portugal. They
are in a Celtic language and refer to the people there as “men of Conn.” The
script has clear connections to the orthography of the Eastern Mediterranean.
The inscriptions may date to as late as the first or second century AD. (With the
exception of the Introductory Remarks, this work is organized into nine parts or
chapters with chapter-relevant paging throughout.) Introductory Remarks
20/2-p ii Locale: The Land and the People Part I The Script: Its Relationship with Other Mediterranean Scripts and
Assignment
of Sound Values
Part II The Decipherment Part III Conclusions and Acknowledgements
Part IV The Inscriptions Part V Line-by-line Transcription of the Inscriptions Part VI Line-by-line Translation of the Inscriptions Part VII Dictionary of Cognates Part VIII References (arranged by author and numerically)
Part IX Illustrations Maps: Map 1: The Pre-Roman Cultures of Iberia
20/2-p I-1 Map 2: Iberia (Spain & Portugal) Showing Epigraphic Sites
20/2-p I-2 Map 3: Celtic Movements into Iberia
20/2-p I-3 Map 4: General Distribution of Epigraphic Sites in Iberia
20/2-p II-1 Map 5: Locations of Inscriptions in Southwest Portugal 20/2-p II-3 Tables: Table l: Form & Value Comparison of Mediterranean Alphabets
20/2-p II-2 Table 2: Sound Values Assigned to Southwest Iberic by
Various
Scholars
20/2-p
II-4 Graphics: Graphics of Individual Inscriptions
20/2-pp V-1 thru V-43 On
the Cover
A
photograph of Bensafrim V (see page V-12). _______________________________________________________ |
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