Vol. 1 (2023)

• Table of Contents

  1–2

  • Hieroglyphs_2023_TOC

Articles

• Hieroglyphs: Studies in Ancient Hieroglyphic Writing Introduction

  Orly Goldwasser; Stéphane Polis; Andréas Stauder

  3–6

  • Intro_2023_PDF

• An Egypto-Grammatology Why and How

  Dimitri Meeks

  7–30

  • Meeks_2023_PDF

• The Scribe’s Outfit 𓏟 in the Deir el-Medina Pseudo-script Shapes and Uses

  Ben Haring

  31–43

  • Haring_2023_PDF

• Hieroglyphs in the Renaissance: Rebirth or New Life? (Part 1)

  Jean Winand

  45–107

  • Winand_2023_PDF

• Exploring the Hieroglyphic Sign After Champollion

  Nathalie Beaux

  109–126

  • Beaux_2023_PDF

• Hieroglyphic Complexity at Esna Unetymological Spellings, Trigrams, and Anadromes from Esna Temple and Finnegans Wake

  David Klotz

  127–148

  • Klotz_2023_PDF

• Graphetic Compounding in the First Intermediate Period The Micro-history of [hiero] ḥtr.wy “span” and the Process of Sign Decomposition

  Philipp Seyr

  149–183

  • Seyr_2023_PDF

• A Brief Note on the Cretan Hieroglyphic Signs 044 [sign] and 056 [sign]

  Willemijn Waal

  185–192

  • Waal_2023_PDF

• The Social Lives of mdw-nṯr 𓊹𓌃𓏪

  Niv Allon

  193–218

  • Allon_2023_PDF

• The Egyptian Hieroglyphic Sign for the Sky 𓇯

  Philippe Collombert

  219–244

  • Collombert_2023_PDF

• Anatolian Hieroglyphic Writing and Meta-Writing The Name of Kubaba

  Annick Payne

  245–250

  • Payne_2023_PDF

• The Proto-Semitic Origin of Tāw and its Meaning From [image] and [image] to [image] and [image] (𐡕 < ת) to the letter name and its cultural background

  Gebhard J. Selz

  • Selz_2023_PDF