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22 Gregory L. Possehl, The Indus Age: The Writing System (Philadelphia,
1996).
23 Walter A. Fairservis, Jr, "The Script of the Indus Valley Civilization',
Scientific American (March 1983), pp. 41-9.
24 Asko Parpola, "The Inds Script: A Challenging Puzzle', World
Archaeology, XVII/3 (1986), pp. 399-419, and Deciphering the Indus
Script (Cambridge, 1994).
25 Maurice W. M. Pope, 'The Origin of Near Eastern Writing', Antiquity, XL
(1965), pp. 17-23.
26 G. R. Driver, Semitic Writing (London, 1948).
27 Roger D. Woodard, Greek Writing from Knossos to Homer: A Linguistic
Interpretation of the Origin of the Greek Alphabet and the Continuity of
Ancient Greek literacy (Oxford, 1997). The new theory that Minoan
Greeks elaborated the hieroglyphic and Linear A scripts can be read in
Steven Roger Fischer, Evidence for Hellenic Dialect in the Phaistos Disk
(Berne, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Paris, 1988); a popular version of
his theory can be read in Steven Roger Fischer, Glyphbreaker (New
York, 1997).
28 Brian Colless, 'The Byblos Syllabary and the Proto-Alphabet',
Abr-Nahrain, XXX (1992), pp. 55-102.
29 Brian E. Colless, 'Recent Discoveries Illuminating the Origin of the
Alphabet', Abr-Nahrain, XXVI (1988), pp. 30-67.
30 John F. Healey, Early Alphabet, Reading the Past, vol. IX (Berkeley and
Los Angeles, 1991).
31 Steven Roger Fischer, Rongorongo: The Easter Island Script. History,
Traditons Texts, Oxford Studies in Anthropological Linguistics, 14
(Oxford, 1997).
32 S. Robert Ramsey, The Languages of China (Princeton, NJ, 1990).
33 Sampson (veja nota 88).
34 John S. Justeson, "The Origin of Writing Systems: Preclassic
Mesoamerica, World Archaeology, XVII (1986), pp. 439-56.
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