Rovology in English

Varga Géza

The reading of the signs of the silver table - service of Poltava (Mala Pereschepino)

 Hungarian hierogliphic writing Summary

Familiar signs of an Acoma bird

The Acoma clay box with “Dana deity shining on a high stone” inscription

Hieroglyphs of a world model of a Navajo rug

The Acoma clay box with “Dana deity shining on a high stone” inscription

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (1) Preface

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (2) History of the scientific views on the origins of Székely runic script

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (3) Principles of deriving the origins of Székely script

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (4) The development of writing

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (5) The shapes of runes and the objects they represent

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (6) The mythology, names, and sound-values of runes

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (7) Rituals and runic script

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (8) The types and number of characters

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (9) The order of characters

 

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (10) The direction of reading and characters

  

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (11) Syllabic signs

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (12) The regular use of syllable and vowel signs

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (13) The birth of letter scripts

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (14) Comparing writing systems

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (15) The academic historical-geographical preconception

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (16) The Turkish connection

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (17) What the historical sources say

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (18) Székely script of the Huns

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (19) The age of the development of Székely character forms

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (20) The age of unification of Székely character set

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (21) Hungarian vocabulary connected to writing

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (22) Ligatures that survived millennia

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (23) Migrations of peoples

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (24) Summary

The origins of Hunnish Runic Writing (25) Bibliography

Literature

Varga Géza: Magyar hieroglif írás

Varga Géza

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