Chapter · 2013

Rethinking some alphabetic and syllabic Cypriot inscriptions

Massimo Perna; edited by Philippa M. Steele

In Syllabic Writing on Cyprus and its Context, 153-160. Cambridge University Press

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  • Massimo PernaWorked withM. G. Guzzo Amadasi

    Massimo Perna was to publish Cypriot inscriptions from the collection in collaboration with Maria Giulia Amadasi Guzzo.

    Cypriot inscriptions of the A. Palma di Cesnola collection

    p. 153
  • Massimo PernaWorked withMaria Letizia Lazzarini

    Massimo Perna was to publish Cypriot inscriptions from the collection in collaboration with Maria Letizia Lazzarini.

    Cypriot inscriptions of the A. Palma di Cesnola collection

    p. 153
  • S. SauneronStudied

    S. Sauneron had the opportunity to study the collection in Florence.

    p. 154
  • Massimo PernaWorked withMarkus Egetmeyer

    Massimo Perna and Markus Egetmeyer agreed to work together on a corpus of Cypriot syllabic inscriptions.

    Rome

    2006 · p. 158
  • Massimo PernaWorked withArtemis Karnava

    Massimo Perna and Artemis Karnava agreed to work together on a corpus of Cypriot syllabic inscriptions.

    Rome

    2006 · p. 158
  • Massimo PernaWorked withHedvig Enegren-Landenius

    Perna's corpus project included Enegren-Landenius as a collaborator on specific groups of documents.

    Cypriot syllabic inscriptions

    p. 158
  • Massimo PernaWorked withEvangeline Markou

    Perna's corpus project included Markou as a collaborator on specific groups of documents.

    Cypriot syllabic inscriptions

    p. 158
  • Massimo PernaPhotographed

    Perna and collaborators photographed more than 200 inscriptions in the Cyprus Museum in Nicosia over three study periods.

    Cyprus Museum, Nicosia

    p. 158
  • Frieda VandenabeeleHelpedJean-Pierre Olivier

    Frieda Vandenabeele assisted Jean-Pierre Olivier in compiling a database of inscriptions.

    database of Cypriot inscriptions

    p. 159
  • Thomas KielyHelpedMassimo Perna

    Thomas Kiely pointed out four previously unknown inscriptions to Massimo Perna during his study visit to the British Museum.

    p. 160

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