Alba Regia. Annales Musei Stephani Regis. – Alba Regia. Az István Király Múzeum Évkönyve. 10. 1969 – Szent István Király Múzeum közleményei: C sorozat (1969)

Tanulmányok – Abhandlungen - Makkay János: The Late Neolithic Tordos Group of Sign. X, 1969. p. 9–49. t. I–IV.

С. Mesopotamian Pictographs Cl, 1: C5, 1: 2: C6, C7, C8, C9, 9: 10: 11: 12; 13: 14: 15: 16: 17: 18: 19; 20 1: 2: 3 4 5 1 2: 3 4 5 1 3; 4: CIO, 1 2; 3 4 5 6 7 9: 10: C12, 1 : 2 3; 4; 5 6 7 8 C13, 1 2 ATU 388. Uruk IV. ATU 389. Uruk IV. UE III, PI. 34, 107 (Pit W, SIS 4-5), 108 (SIS 4), 109 (SIS 4), 119 (SIS 4 or 8) - „arrow point". W. C. BRICE, BJRL Fig. 1, 56. AMIET, PL 61, 824. Larsa, archaic kudurru. JARITZ, 112. - „Türöffner", „öffnen". OECT VII, 271. - „dead", „lacking, or dead". ATU 110. Uruk III. AMIET, 21bis, o. From Egypt. Early Dynastic Period. AMIET, PI. 81, 1076. Dynasty I at Ur. ATU 692. Uruk III. ATU 386. Uruk IV. JARITZ, 13. - „Weg", „scheiden", „trennen", „Scheideweg". JARITZ, 908 and 750. - „Untergehen", „bedecken", etc. UE III, PI. 5. 106 (SIS 4-5). - „a pair of arms". UE III, Pl. 5, 95 (SIS 4). - „fish?". AMIET, PI. 73, 965. Khafajah IX. Early Dynastie III ? ATU 105. Uruk IV. ATU 106. Uruk IV. W. С BRICE, BJRL Fig. 1, 67. ATU 223 and 224. Uruk IV. W. С BRICE, BJRL Fig. 1, 59. AMIET, PI. 22, 370. Predynastic. ATU 113. Uruk III, GN. ATU 115. Uruk IV. JARITZ, 322. OECT VII, 13. Cf. ibid., 11. ATU 120. Uruk III. OECT VII, 14. OECT VII, 45. - „to increase". OECT VII, 316. Ibid. ATU 233. Uruk IV. UE III, PI. 39, 430 (SIS 4). - „The pictograph of Eridu". UEIII, PI. 39, 441. (SIS 4). OECT VII, 29. - „prince", „great". OECT VII, PI. VII, 25 obv. UE III, PI. 34, 210 (SIS 4-5). - „tree"; 532 (SIS 2) — „tree". JARITZ, 669. - „Eine Gerstenähre", „Gerste, Korn". OECT VII, 23. - „corn, barley", „grain for food". OECT VII, PI. XXXV, 138 convex side. Cf. 234! ATU 185. Uruk III. ATU 377. Uruk IV. Nineveh, Ninevite 5 ware. M. E. L. MALLOW AN, AAA 20, 1933, Pl. LV, 2. AMIET, PI. 83, 1099. Lagash, presargonid. ATU 380. Uruk IV. ATU 390. Uruk IV. ATU 409. Uruk IV. JARITZ, 650. - „Ein verzierter Knauf", „Knauf". The original object, serving as a model to the sign, is defined by Thurau — Dangin as „pommeau", whereas Legrian sees a „quiver (or a hand)" or „quiver or torches" in the case of a similar sign: J. MAKKAY, Orientalia 37, 1968, 277. OECT VII, 59. OECT VIII, 81. ATU 322a. Uruk IV. ATU 322b. Uruk IV. AMIET, PI. 48bis B. „Grand monument blau", obverse. AMIET, PI. 61, 824. Larsa, archaic kudurru. ATU 298. Uruk IV. UE III, PI. 39, 433 (SIS 4). UEIII, PI. 39, 118 (SIS 4-5). OECT VII, 84. - „great". ATU 496. Uruk IV. UE III, PI. 5, 94 (SIS 4). - „fish". UE III, PI. 5,107 (Pit W, SIS 4-5). - „arrow". 4: AMIET, PI. 61, 824. Larsa, archaic kudurru. 5: ATU 364. Uruk IV. 6: UE IV, Fig 13. Ur, Pit H. Jamdat Nasr Period. C14, 1: UE III, PI. 40, 349 (Pit W, SIS 4-5). - „The hut with claws the two buckled posts planted sideways, is a remarkable featnre, and almost certainly a religious emblem". 2: ATU 213. Uruk IV. 3: ATU 213. Uruk IV. 4: ATU 80. Uruk IV. 5: Tepe Sialk IV. SIALK I, PI. XLII, S. 28. Protoelamite. 6: UE III, PI. 39, 430 (SIS 4).- „Thereed hut". 7: UE III, PI. 39, 431 (SIS 4-5). - The reed hut". 8: ATU 410. Uruk II. 9: OECT VII, 343. CI 5, 1: ATU 234. Uruk IV. 2: ATU 234. Uruk IV. 3: UE III, PI. 41, 431 (SIS 4-5). - „bird sign". 4: JARITZ, 675 and 678. - „Schlange", „Ruder?". Cf. the sign A35, 9 and OECT VII, 118 - „wagon"! 5: OECT VII, 35. 6: Ibid. 7: OECT VII, 47. - „staff". 8: Ibid. C16, 1 : UE III, PI. 41, 433 (SIS 4). 2: UE III, PI. 41, 442 (SIS 4). 3: ATU 228. Uruk III. 4: ATU 401. Uruk IV. 5: ATU 402. Uruk HI. 6: JARITZ, 105, 147 and 777? 7: OECT VII, 14. CI 7, 1 : ATU 192. Uruk IV. 2: ATU 192. Uruk IV. 3: ATU 192. Uruk IV. 4: ATU 192. Uruk III. 5: ATU 192. Uruk III. 6: UE III, PI. 34, 75 (SIS 4). - „star". 7: UE III, PI. 34, 82 (SIS 4). - „star"; 83 (SIS 4- 5) „star"; 85 (SIS 4-5) - „star". 8: OECT VII, 33. - „star with rays". 9: Ibid. 1 : ATU 235. Uruk IV. 2: Nineveh. Ninevite 5 ware. M. E. L. MALLOWAN, AAA 20, 1933, Pl. LVI, 17. ATU 308. Uruk IV. ATU 351. Uruk IV JARITZ, 324. - „'Kreuzende Wege", „Weg". ATU 326. Uruk III. a: JARITZ, 893. - Among others „Gewebe", „Leiter", „Treppe" etc. b: JARITZ, 893. 6: ATU 801. Uruk IV. 7: ATU 801. Uruk IV. 8: UE III, PI. 33, 368 (SIS 4). - „Checker board of nine squares inscribed in a circle". 9: UE III, PI. 4, 67 (SIS 4). Detail. - „Crosslines" 10: UE III, PI. 31, 538 (Royal Cemetery area, NE part?). 11: Tepe Giyan. TEPE GIYAN, PI. 38, 11. 12: Ibid., Pl. 38, 12. C20, 1 : ATU 497. Uruk IV. 2: ATU 498. Uruk III. 3: ATU 495. Uruk IV. 4: ATU 260. Uruk III. 5: JARITZ, 170. - „Ein abgegrenztes Stück Land an einem Kanal", „Feld". 6: OECT VII, 385. 7: Ibid. 8: OECT VII, 385b. 9: Ibid. 10: OECT VII, PI. XXXIX, 164 convex side. C22, 1 : UE III, Pl. 39, 439 (SIS 4). 2: UE III, Pl. 39, 451 (SIS 4). - „cross". 3: UE III, PI. 39, 390 (SIS 4). - „emblem". 4: ATU 750. Uruk III. 5 : UE IV, Pl. 16, U. 14464. The Pit F, archaic level. C18, C19, 1 : 2: 3: 4 5 26