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Neo-Eneolithic Literacy in Southeastern Europe: An Inquiry into the Danube Script
Marco Merlini, 2009.
What it's used for here
Merlini's monograph built on his DatDas databank: 5,421 signs on 1,178 inscriptions of two or more signs, from 971 inscribed artifacts, with an inventory of Danube script signs and their "life cycle". Biblioteca Brukenthal 33, Alba Iulia: Altip. Chapters are posted on Academia; the databank itself is not published for download.
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Cite it
Marco Merlini (2009). Neo-Eneolithic Literacy in Southeastern Europe: An Inquiry into the Danube Script. https://www.academia.edu/3035626/Introduction_to_the_Danube_script_from_the_book_Neo_Eneolithic_Literacy_in_Southeastern_Europe
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