There are inscriptions in Hebrew, inscriptions that far exceed 66 characters and Una Mary Langton even managed to get six notes of a musical phrase for her husband, a musician.
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" Warshawsky adds dryly: "Some people want inscriptions or engravings.
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Greene was very concerned with recording inscriptions of significance to Egyptology, but this was made difficult by the lighting, as building walls with inscriptions were often split between bright sunlight and shadow.
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An equation doesn't exist anywhere, although inscriptions of it do.
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" "She was asking about the inscriptions and what they mean.
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Hugs, selfies, and personal inscriptions in autograph books are included.
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There is no signage, and most inscriptions are in Chinese.
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Their faces, hands and clothes are covered with Arabic inscriptions.
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Inked inscriptions from the fortress of Arad, located in southern Judah.
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Inscriptions offer thanks for safe travel and a good date harvest.
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What little was known about Mahendraparvata was preserved in ancient inscriptions.
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Inscriptions like "Gay Pioneers" and "Gay Is Good" give them away.
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Even when his photographs document hieroglyphic inscriptions, they feel like romances.
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While inscriptions are wildly romantic, there are pragmatic issues to consider.
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One remarkable find was inscriptions written backwards on the cave ceiling.
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The Markov model is also useful when it comes to incomplete inscriptions.
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"It's full of inscriptions, familiar phrases about K'un-Lun," Gao tells her.
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The brown wooden casket was covered with a cloth with Islamic inscriptions.
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The garments had to be plain black without any inscriptions, he says.
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The case back can also be customized with various logos and inscriptions.
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After graduation, he initially produced "didactic art" consisting of signs and inscriptions.
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Mostly small and easy to miss, these inscriptions are an invaluable resource.
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His sarcophagus was found beneath the Temple of the Inscriptions in 1952.
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The statues, the cuneiform inscriptions now lie in pieces exposed to the elements.
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Many inscriptions written by soldiers can still be seen on the ancient bricks.
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Latin inscriptions announcing the prohibition can be seen carved into boulders across the valley.
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In their inscriptions, they describe themselves in terms of their individual families and cities.
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When Dougie's boss finds these inscriptions, he first writes them off as scribble-scratch.
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Various bronze plaques bearing inspirational inscriptions are set into the concrete around the statue.
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The inscriptions are a tradition here that is also observed at the Daytona 500.
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The inscriptions behind this great experiment of a nation were as stirring as ever.
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Another held Buddhist stelae, his special interest, with inscriptions he had painstakingly rubbed and transcribed.
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Protesters held placards with the inscriptions "I have the right to choose" and "Putin lies".
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Still, they were found sealed and intact, featuring vibrant color inscriptions and well-preserved engravings.
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"For the trickier inscriptions, like the White Claw can, those were modeling chocolate," Vincentini explained.
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Others are seeking help drafting invitations for happy occasions — or, conversely, crafting inscriptions for tombstones.
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Greene's innovative solution was to make casts of the inscriptions and then photograph the casts.
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It's in these ancient inscriptions, filled with movement and imperfection, that Nefertiti comes to life.
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He said the Sak Tz'i' kingdom was frequently mentioned in inscriptions found in other cities.
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"We are documenting these inscriptions for future scholars and researchers before they are lost forever."
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Visitors are instructed — via sketches and inscriptions — to strike poses with the objects on site.
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Lockets and flat charms are specifically designed for inscriptions, while watch backs work well, too.
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The inscriptions, known as "The Written Rock of Gelt," were rediscovered in the 18th century.
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Some of the guns were gifts from other celebrities and contain inscriptions on the handle.
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A mihrab niche was carved in the direction of Mecca and Ottoman inscriptions decorate its walls.
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Behind the beams stand granite monuments with inscriptions and timelines of the events of 29/211.
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Behind the beams stand granite monuments with inscriptions and timelines of the events of 9/11.
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In public, Romans also encountered public inscriptions with lists of consuls and also calendars, called fasti.
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Barely decipherable inscriptions on the surface suggest dates when worshipers paid to have the wood repainted.
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Aerial view of the Tel arad fortress, where the inscriptions used in the present study originated.
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While recovering from an eye infection, he invited friends to add their own inscriptions and signatures.
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Smithsonian Magazine also reports that inscriptions revealed the dates of the Olympics and other major festivals.
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Slight variations in the inscriptions suggests that at least two people were involved in its construction.
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At one point he pulled out a gift for his cousin — a painting with Arabic inscriptions.
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Their strongest documentary evidence appeared to be inscriptions about beer drinking in his high school yearbook.
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Perfectly preserved inscriptions cover the walls, including the names of the family members of the deceased.
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Instead, officials plastered over the "COLORED" and "WHITE" inscriptions, which reappeared once rain washed away the plaster.
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"He signed longer inscriptions than I would," Mr. Conroy told The Star Tribune in Minneapolis in 2013.
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Historic inscriptions in the rooms add texture and the effect of the quotes and stones is cumulative.
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Many of his acquisitions bear inscriptions and poetry from the artists and from past owners and admirers.
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We chatted and took photos of each other, and I examined the multiple inscriptions on the mural.
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It belonged to a high-ranking official named Mehu, and features two chambers with intricate wall inscriptions.
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For the first, a computer program directs the motions of a diamond-tipped needle to create inscriptions.
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The project, based in Munich, covers Latin inscriptions from the sixth century B.C. to around A.D. 600.
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The project, based in Munich, covers Latin inscriptions from the sixth century B.C. to around A.D. 600.
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The wall is filling up — the number of inscriptions rose sharply in 214 and again last year.
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The Latin inscriptions, "Hail Mary Full of Grace" and "Love Conquers All," appear on the ring's exterior.
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While none of these inscriptions were Shakespeare, most were written with proper spelling and syntax, the researchers found.
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They left behind numerous inscriptions—and now, a groundbreaking digital analysis has revealed how many writers penned them.
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A stone cross covered in a web of lichen bears the inscriptions of one of them, the Rev.
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Many reporters left inscriptions in their native languages; Serbian, Japanese, Italian, Spanish and more soon dotted the walls.
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The intricately engraved lion masks adorning either side of the inscriptions were typical power symbols of the time.
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Since the panel is not labeled by inscriptions, archaeologists and art historians disagree about the identity of the figures.
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They are stream-of-consciousness doodles featuring alien creatures, annotated by tiny inscriptions that include secret messages to girlfriends.
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And let&aposs not forget on Twitter, the world&aposs bathroom wall, all inscriptions are permanent, you are branded.
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Two clay cones are inscribed with royal inscriptions from the Early Dynastic Lagash II periods (mid-third millennium BCE).
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The stećci (or medieval tombstones) are carved from limestone and feature a wide range of decorative motifs and inscriptions.
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The paintings carry inscriptions such as, "De Español y Indio Produce Meztizo" ("From a Spaniard and an Indian, Meztizo").
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You can spend hours here, if you like, scouring the inscriptions or gawking at the most overbearing stone work.
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For instance, Zevs made new versions of engraved inscriptions on the walls made by prisoners of jails in Vincennes.
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It depicts an angel with inscriptions at its pedestal praising Russian soldiers who fought in both World Wars there.
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Based on the engravings and inscriptions, archaeologists think the coffins were for children and priests — both men and women.
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After Wednesday's hearing, the court seems poised to allow the cross — which otherwise bears no religious inscriptions — to stay.
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There are no inscriptions to indicate who it was for, but it was obviously someone of very high status.
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Hayv Kahraman: Re-weaving Migrant Inscriptions continues at Jack Shainman Gallery (524 West 24th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through December 20.
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In the case of Schorr, my encounter with her fantastic little plaster dress with inscriptions inside was a wonderful surprise.
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THE PEACE ARCH at the border between the Canadian province of British Columbia and America's Washington state bears two inscriptions.
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They believe the inscriptions are magic spells, taken to the grave to invoke divine powers to perform good or evil.
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County leaders then decided to cover the old racial inscriptions with plaques denoting the year the courthouse was built, 1908.
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Similarly, she says the Spanish items cited by Larsson—also with Arabic inscriptions—don't match up in terms of chronology.
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Some think the inscriptions are telling the future and giving us a guideline for how to rebuild after an apocalypse.
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The researchers suspect this because some of the inscriptions on the device refer to the color of a forthcoming eclipse.
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Still, their colors and inscriptions are preserved "in full," according to a translation of a press release announcing the finding.
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Anthony Salamone, the family service representative at Evergreens Cemetery, compares the latest archival findings with inscriptions on gravestones and mausoleums.
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In student autograph books, Ms. Sandweiss's team found poignant inscriptions traded by friends who would soon meet on the battlefield.
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We see them especially in a series of Arabic inscriptions on the temple walls, dating from the 12th century onward.
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Should we condemn the inscriptions of religious Jews on the Western Wall a hundred years ago as disfigurement and vandalism?
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Whoever wrote these inscriptions 3,400 years ago may have been trying to remember the start of both alphabetic sequences, Schneider said.
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Gabriel de la Mora: Sound Inscriptions on Fabric continues at The Drawing Center (35 Wooster St., Tribeca, Manhattan) through September 2.
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We're a little surprised that one of the world's most polarizing foodstuffs is this exacting about the inscriptions on their jars.
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To comply with laws forbidding Ahmadis to identify as Muslim, the Ahmadi community have erased all Islamic inscriptions from Khan's gravestone.
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The name of a specific Chinese locale, Jianning Fu, on the two ceramics inscriptions permitted a more accurate shipwreck time estimate.
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They passed arches and towers bearing inscriptions like "Warrior, Christian, Patriot," ending in Capitol Square, where the statue was unveiled. Gov.
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Some of the figures' inscriptions are illegible, their origins, creators, and even triumphant rulers who dictated their burial consigned to oblivion.
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Large inscriptions on blackboard-like walls list the various historical milestones that lead up to each of the operas in focus.
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Compounding his images — urgent, bold, often hallucinatory — are headlong inscriptions that mix original writing and material borrowed from authors spanning centuries.
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The wall label goes on to claim that Raad was drawn to the book by the handwritten inscriptions on each page.
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And like the Markov model, it was also able to fill in probable symbols when inscriptions were missing portions of their text.
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And they ordered thousands of elaborate stone inscriptions, which show how the written language of the area evolved from Phoenician to Arabic.
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The Georgia Guidestones is a famous monument that is known for its bizarre inscriptions, which led to a number of conspiracy theories.
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A few of these photos had inscriptions, in pencil or pen, on the back or along the white border on the front.
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When Greene used titles like Egyptian Sculptures and Inscriptions and Monuments and Landscapes for his albums, he was very prosaic but accurate.
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Their inscriptions recall a time when Mao was akin to a demigod for many, and dying in his name meant glorious martyrdom.
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According to Cyprus Mail, the mosaic also features inscriptions likely recording the names of the racer and of one of the horses.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)The Central Bank of Kenya on Tuesday unveiled four new currency coins with inscriptions depicting the country's rich wildlife.
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Inscriptions in Russian and Arabic on some of garlands said they were sent by President al-Assad, Syrian ministers and military commanders.
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Other illustrations show the monstrous demons in action, attempting to inflict harm on humans with inscriptions of spells and incantations in Farsi.
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While many of the inscriptions on the monuments were vague or anodyne, Professor Brundage said, the dedication speeches were often brutally frank.
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Betts redacts court documents, reversing the censor's role by revealing inscriptions of injustice while blacking out the dense obfuscations of legal language.
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It has an alphabet comprising lines of different lengths and combinations, and many of the earliest surviving Ogham inscriptions spell people's names.
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"Parks forgot them, and now you can't read them" because the inscriptions have disappeared as the gravestones became weathered, Mr. Ostrander said.
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Next, we should move on to one of the Assyriologists, Foster or George, and find out what the surviving inscriptions actually say.
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Simek said that scholars weren't able to secure deeper access to look for more inscriptions until the caves changed ownership in 2015.
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Inscriptions on the coffin show it dates back to 600 BC, and that it belonged to a priestess named Mer-Neith-it-es.
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After conducting a historiographical analysis of the tablet's purported purpose, Mansfield and Wildberger took a closer look at the tablet and its inscriptions.
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Finally, the computer algorithms compared the script on each of the 18 inscriptions to see whether they were written by the same hand.
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The appearance of names, dates, and inscriptions in the later part of the 17th century further instilled a distinct identity in the samplers.
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Barges loaded with plates bearing Arabic inscriptions and fusty dinner sets mimicking English chinoiserie made the long trip from Jingdezhen to the sea.
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Collaborations among Egyptologists and digital linguistics promise global visualizations of what was written on inscriptions, papyri, wall paintings, and other sources of Hieroglyphs.
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Although the Flemish Hoefnagel never knew his Croatian counterpart Bocksay, he responded to the inscriptions with a matching degree of deftness and play.
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On a post of plastered bricks in a forest marking the boundary between Siberia and European Russia, exiles trudging by would carve inscriptions.
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Pledging to mend their errant ways, believers beseeched the Divine to show them mercy and seal their inscriptions in the Book of Life.
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That, combined with inscriptions suggesting that some of the pieces were "Made in Jianning Fu," brought up the question of more accurate dating.
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Two resin samples, one ivory sample and the inscriptions on the ceramic boxes and jars from the wreck were included in the analysis.
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Despite their detailed artwork, the ancient artists left very few inscriptions or pieces of writing behind unlike at many other rock art locations.
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The statue, designed by Meredith Bergmann, is bronze and sits atop a granite pedestal with inscriptions honoring the trio as women's rights pioneers.
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I keep a lot of sentimental things: books that my grandmother gave me, or my mom and dad gave me, that have inscriptions.
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