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The inscribed clay tablets of Glozel: scan of Morlet's Corpus des inscriptions (1969 printing)

ObjectIn copyright (Morlet died 1965); made available by the MOM Reinach portal, which notes the volume is not part of the Reinach bequestFound 1925 to 1936Copy of The inscribed clay tablets of Glozel
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Drawings of the tablets are on pp. 69-90, other inscribed objects pp. 25-68, Puyravel and Chez Guerrier pp. 90-91, and the sign table of 111 signs. Not uploaded to the site because of its copyright status.

Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée, Bibliothèque, 1925. In copyright (Morlet died 1965); made available by the MOM Reinach portal, which notes the volume is not part of the Reinach bequest

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Scan of morlet's corpus des inscriptions (1969 printing)Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée, Bibliothèque · tpsalomonreinach.mom.fr · In copyright (Morlet died 1965); made available by the MOM Reinach portal, which notes the volume is not part of the Reinach bequestPrimary source: Glozel: Corpus des inscriptions1 step from the original

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BernVaduzMilanTurinLyonGenevaZürich1Musée de Glozel200 kmBernMilanLyonBordeaux1200 km

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