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Cuneiform Signs |
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Analysis and reports to support an international standard for computer encoding of the Cuneiform writing system Research on the development of Cuneiform signs |
Remaining Unknowns from "Répertoire Commenté des Signes Présargoniques Sumériens de Laga$ " by Yvonne Rosengarten, 1967 |
As a supplement to the list of Fara signs which I have not yet been able to plausibly identify with those in other lists, here is a corresponding list for this source. Thanks for any help identifying any of the items I have not been able to, either identifying with signs in other lists / from other eras, or identifying the components when that is possible. References to specialist literature are very welcome; also findings of specialists even if not published (with indication of use or not, and how credit should be cited).. |
Rosengarten Répertoire numbers which I have not managed to identify 202 |
Rosengarten Répertoire numbers which may not be equivalent to the Deimel (Labat) or LAK numbers which are assigned to them in the Répertoire ("L" numbers are Labat, usually the same as Deimel numbers) Rosengarten Répertoire numbers which I am at least tentatively presuming are seqences rather than single signs 007, 029, 031 (number signs followed by BUR3) |
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