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The Penwith Ogham Stone

Nov 15, 2009
It is not often that a new Ogham stone is discovered, so when last week someone asked me to take a look at a piece of slate with a possible Ogham inscription on it that they had just found, I was excited, but not overly hopeful that it would turn out...

The Ogham Stones of Elsewhere

Nov 11, 2009
(I suppose that this post should come at the end of what may turn into a series of posts surveying the Ogham stones of Britain and Ireland, but I feel like doing it now, so here it is.) Ogham stones occur throughout the areas of Britain that border...

The Ogham Stones of Cornwall and Devon

Nov 8, 2009
In anticipation of next week's blog post, I thought it would be useful to present a brief survey of the known Ogham stone inscriptions in Cornwall and Devon. Although the large majority of Ogham stones are found in Ireland, a number of Ogham stone...

What's new in Unicode 6.0 ?

Nov 1, 2009
Previously discussed : What's new in Unicode 5.0 ? What's new in Unicode 5.1 ? What's new in Unicode 5.2 ? Now that Unicode 5.2 has been out for a month, I think that it would be a good idea to look forward to Unicode 6.0, which is scheduled for...

A Modest Proposal to Encode Ultra-Simplified Chinese Characters

Oct 10, 2009
<img src="http://www.babelstone.co.uk/CJK/Images/RenminRibao_collage.jpg" title="An Anarchic Collage of Second Stage Table 1 Simplifications from a 1978 Edition of the "People's Daily" (from the Chinese Wikipedia)"/> A lot of people hate simplified...


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