Эпиграфика востока

Российский академический журнал, ISSN 0131-1344

Number

Epigraphy of Oriens
2020
№ 35

Publication: 21.12.2020

Content	Author(s)	Pages
CONTENTS
EPIGRAPHY
Akopyan A., Karetnikov O. Newly Discovered Armenian Inscriptions of Sixteenth–Nineteenth Centuries From Crimea (Signatured Figurines). Part I.	A. Akopyan / О Каретников	3-36
Belyaev A., Sidorovich S. A new Tang tally of credence found on the ancient site of Suyab	В Беляев / S. Sidorovich	37-41
Zaytsev I. Golden Horde and Ottoman Tombstones from the Collection of Yalta Historical and Literary Museum	Ilya Zaitsev	42-51
Zubova O. Notes on the sense of the ritual formula @r jmj Wsjr («Horus in Osiris»)	Olga Zubova	52-60
Kormysheva E. “Take yourself Horus eye” (towards the problem of the ritual meaning of the offering list)	Eleonora Kormysheva	61-86
Lavrentev N. Whom served the Nubian mercenary Tjehemau and general Nesmontu ?	Николай Лаврентьев	87-98
Lebedev M. Digital epigraphy at Giza study from the tomb of Perinedju	Maxim Lebedev	99-119
Pronina Y. To the problem of hieroglyphic signs intentionally damaged in the Texts Pyramid of Pepy I.	Yulia Pronina	120-147
Smagina E. Problems of phonetics and lexicography of the Christian Nubia.	Eugenia Smagina	148-162
Yarmolovich V. Hieroglyphic signs in shape of the potters as evidence of pottery production in Egypt in the 7th c. BCE – 2nd c. CE.	Victoria Yarmolovich	163-171
Vasiliev А., Vasiliev D. Monuments of literates’ dynasty on the Right bank of the Ulug-Khem (Upper Yenisei, Tyva Republic)	Aleksandr Vasilyev / Dmitri Vasilyev	172-180
Vasiliev D. Oriental epigraphy. New books.	Dmitri Vasilyev	181-185
Lebedev M. Oxford Handbook of Egyptian Epigraphy and Palaeography	Maxim Lebedev	186-190
Stolyarov A. An important source for the history of Bengal	Aleksandr Stolyarov	191-196
Abbreviations		197-2