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f. Old Greek script signs: 03F4/FFA9D, 0398/ FFA9E,
FFAA2, FFAA8, FFAAA, FFA9F [t h ] (Douros
2008, 5, 14, 79; see also: Gamkrelidze 1989, 69, Table 11);
g. Old Italic script signs: Proto-Tyrrhenian signs: ,
[t h ]; [ś]; [h] (Gamkrelidze 1989, 93, Table 13); Etruscan
signs: , [t h ] (Gamkrelidze 1989, 93, Table 13; Douros
2008, 78); (Douros 2008, 78; Coulmas 1999, 148, Table 5);
Umbrian sign [h] (Gamkrelidze 1989, 93, Table 13; Douros
2008, 78);
h. Carian script signs: [t/q?] 102A8, 102B8,
FFA9D, FFA9F, FFAA6; FFAAF (Douros 2008, 22);
i. Iberian script signs: , , [te, de]; [ku, gu]; ,
(Gamkrelidze 1989, 63, Table 10);
j. Lycian script signs: [q] 102BC; 10290; 1029B
(Douros 2008, 11, 21);
k. signs on Colchian and Iberian ceramics: , , ; V.
Licheli (2001, 62, 76, 77, 82) calls them Proto-Georgian script
signs;
Also signs: , , , , , , , , , , , ,
, , , (Gigauri 2010, 174, Fig. 275; 175, Fig. 276;
Kokoshashvili 2009, 12, Table 1); (Gigauri 2010, 77, Fig.
103); (Gigauri 2010, 120, Fig. 175) etc found in the East
Georgia highland of Khevsureti and Tusheti; I call them Proto-
Kartvelian script signs;
The Old Georgian Asomtavruli ( – majuscule)
script sign => [t h ] (Javakhishvili 1949, 209);
l. The Armenian Erkatagir ( – ironclad letters)
script sign [t h ] (Gamkrelidze 1989, 105, Table 18);
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