Found a book on the Tulu script.
Found some of Doke's 1925 phonetic characters cited in a 1975 source.
Found lots more Samaritan.
Found volume 2 of Schmitt's Die Bamum-Schrift.
Found a lovely 7-page monograph, Recommendations on Zulu Orthography, 1929
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Michael Everson * * Everson Typography * *
Michael Everson a écrit :
Found a book on the Tulu script.
Found some of Doke's 1925 phonetic characters cited in a 1975 source.
If a few citations of author specific characters are enough are
sufficient for encoding I have a few more characters to propose
Note : I don't know which I really pref
At 02:01 PM 6/30/2004, Patrick Andries wrote:
If a few citations of author specific characters are enough are sufficient
for encoding I have a few more characters to propose
Note : I don't know which I really prefer (encode this kind of rare
characters or not).
I prefer to see proposals for such
Found lots and lots about Nabataean script.
Found lots and lots about the Meroitic scripts, in Arabic.
Found another of Doke's 1925 phonetic characters cited in a Polish source.
Found a great deal about Pollard Phonetic in its many Hmong incarnations.
Found a Chuvash alphabet apparently descended f
I guess we're all envious of Michael's adventures! Locked in LoC, wow!
:-) On 2004.07.02, 01:50, Michael Everson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Found an amazingly bad African conscript called Mandombe.
Searching with Google hints that it may a weebit more than a just
con-script: There was at least
On 2004.07.02, 01:50, Michael Everson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Found a Chuvash alphabet apparently descended from Orkhon, if it's
> not bogus.
When I was in Chuvashia and shown some interest, I was told that the
available corpus (rather scarce) does not "prove" that Chuvash runes
were more th
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