The Vinča corpus: transcription of Winn's catalogue as XML (Vinca.xml)

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591 documents from Turdaș (310), Vinča (158), Banjica (72), Divostin (44) and three minor sites; object classes Rim/Body, Base, NearBase, Figurine, Spindle. Signs are Winn's numbers, so the file inherits his merging and rotation of variants.

Katherine Wu, Jennifer Solman, Ruth Linehan and Richard Sproat. Apache-2.0

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Transcription of winn's catalogue as xml (vinca.xml)Katherine Wu, Jennifer Solman, Ruth Linehan and Richard Sproat · richardsproat.com · 2012 · Apache-2.0Primary source: Corpora of Non-Linguistic Symbol Systems1 step from the original

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The Vinča corpus: transcription of Winn's catalogue as XML (Vinca.xml) [Copy CPY0DEDV2ABCQFM]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/CPY0DEDV2ABCQFM

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