paleographic , auch: paleographical

Paleographic analysis it has assigned it to the 14th century.

This view is supported by numerous linguistic, paleographic and historical accounts.

It contains paleographic evidence of such an origin.

There are, however, serious paleographic and philological/linguistic problems with the new reading and interpretation.

On paleographic grounds, the stone is dated to the 9th century BC.

Paleographic evidence dates the manuscript to 560-600, or a little later, but that it was written by Columba is now doubted.

Upon first discovery, the work was dated to the 3rd-4th centuries CE on paleographic grounds, and thus this date is often used.

It has taken painstaking paleographic and codicologic examinations of the manuscript to determine what the scribe actually did.

These stages are differentiated partly on linguistic and partly on paleographic grounds.

Brent Nongbri has criticized all attempts to establish a paleographic date for papyri like within such narrow ranges.

A paleographic analysis of the Greek letter forms yields a 5th- or 6th-century AD construction date for the bridge.

The manuscript is dated on paleographic grounds to the early Herodian period, between 30 and 1 BC.

An important paleographic transcription was published by American scholar Henry H. Carter in 1941.

The date of the inscriptions was estimated and analyzed according to paleographic study which concluded that the inscriptions originated from the mid 5th century.

It diverges comparatively little from known history, though since paleographic documentation of Katherine's life is limited, it does contain some necessary conjecture.

The Egyptian book has not been carbon dated, Mr. Gabra said, since paleographic research had proved more precise.

The Bhattiprolu inscription also shows systemic but not paleographic similarity to Tamil Brahmi.

Earlier paleographic dating of 1QpHab indicated a date range of 30-1 BCE.

Paleographic remarks on the Horrinzi palmleaf manuscript ("Anecdota oxoniensia", 1884)

However, Wright stopped short of declaring the manuscript a forgery, pending paleographic analysis of the handwriting and dating of the paper.

I suppose it was an awkward but necessary stage in paleographic developmental, destined for an obscure footnote of history now that its questionable usefulness has ended."

Simon Karas proposed to decrease this ambiguity by re-introducing some of the old (paleographic) qualitative sings, to differentiate between different possible embellishments.

The most interesting paleographic peculiar characteristic of ancient Philippine scripts is its being traditionally written from bottom to top, with the succeeding lines following on the right.

She has concentrated her efforts on the critical study of Spanish works, particularly on those written for harp, and has researched manuscripts with important paleographic contributions.

The alphabet on the cross argent is the ancient Visayan paleographic syllabary of the letter L which stands for Leyte.