Cypro-Minoan Inscriptions

• Fully illustrated throughout, including 50 pages of colour plates
• Detailed descriptions of the artefacts
• Includes an extensive bibliography for each object discussed
• Works in conjunction with Volume 1: Analysis or as a standalone reference work

Readership: For students and scholars interested in classical studies, archaeology, epigraphy, and linguistic studies.

Silvia Ferrara, Research Fellow, University of La Sapienza, Rome

Silvia Ferrara is a Research Fellow at the University of La Sapienza, Rome, Italy.

Preface and Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
List of Illustrations and Plates
Introduction: An Archaeological Corpus
1.1: Historical Background
1.2: Definition of the Corpus
1.3: Corpus Structure and Order of Entry
1.4: Additions (ADD ##218-##243)
1.5: Appendices
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Appendices
List of Cypro-Minoan Objects and their Functions
Sign Variants
General Bibliography