epigraphic , also: epigraphical

Of the eight papers he published in 1943, half were on epigraphic research.

From epigraphic evidence it is possible he was of British descent.

The total of nine epigraphic inscriptions are known so far.

These discoveries remain the only epigraphic materials found on the site.

It is only from the epigraphic sources that we can gain much insight.

In 1946, he returned to Egypt to continue his work on the epigraphic survey, and soon rose to the position of field director.

- new analysis of the textual, epigraphic and archaeological record.

There are very few epigraphic sources contemporary to the kings of Rome.

Apart from diplomas, there is no epigraphic evidence for this unit.

Kendall's epigraphic arguments here are also not accepted by other scholars.

This is supported by the various epigraphic records found scattered over these regions.

Fell's epigraphic work was not well received in academia.

Epigraphic evidence also shows extensive Hellenistic influence in the interior.

The datable epigraphic record is thus very patchy and incomplete.

Nevertheless a number of theories has been put forward with literary, epigraphic and archeological evidence.

The study of the inscription is said to be the first epigraphic study in Russian history.

While no epigraphic material has been found as yet, a few seals have been recovered.

Two possible kings of Shuruppak are mentioned in epigraphic data.

Note that this list is not continuous, as the epigraphic record is incomplete.

Epigraphic evidence was found dating the structure to c. 169 CE.

Beside these, scattered references to some monasteries are found in epigraphic and other sources.

Some epigraphic evidence suggests a military operation, with forces from Syria and Egypt.

They were tolerant towards Buddhism as epigraphic evidence shows.

There is little epigraphic evidence available to give us any concrete information on Arinjaya's rule.

This is different from the epigraphic inscriptions, which also contain phonetic symbols.