Noemí MoncunillSorbonne Université | UPMC · Orient et Méditerranée. Mondes sémitiques, Antiquité tardive, Monde byzantin, Médecine grecque, Islam médiéval
Noemí Moncunill
Doctorate in Latin Philology
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The purpose of this work is to present a new Iberian lead tablet of unknown origin, preserved in the Museu de Xàbia (Alacant), which might contain up to three texts in north-eastern Iberian writing, but without it being clear how they interrelate. Its most distinguishing feature may be the specular disposition of the texts, with parallels both with...
La variedad de textos epigráficos en los que se documentan los nombres personales ibéricos, con su notable alcance territorial y cronológico, hace esperable que pueda observarse en este sistema antroponímico una cierta variación interna motivada por causas de distinta índole: fonéticas, morfológicas, diacrónicas o diatópicas, así como también socia...
Este artículo analiza una serie de inscripciones ibéricas en las que aparece el elemento -ḿi / -nai, para el que defendemos una interpretación o bien como pronombre personal de primera persona o bien como primera persona del verbo copulativo. De ello se desprende que un conjunto de inscripciones ibéricas, especialmente sobre cerámica, y en menor me...
Iberian is the best documented of all Palaeohispanic languages —it has the richest and most varied corpus, the longest chronology of attestation and largest territorial extension—, and yet it also remains one of the most enigmatic. As for its typological classification, it is considered to be an agglutinative language which may present ergative fea...
Cet article présente l’édition d’une nouvelle inscription rupestre latine de Cerdagne (Err, Pyrénées-Orientales). Cette édition est précédée d’une présentation mise à jour de l’épigraphie ibérique et latine de la région, dont le corpus le plus remarquable est celui des plus de 150 graffiti rupestres en langue et écriture ibérique. En ce qui concern...
This chapter’s analysis of the language of the south-west Iberian peninsula concludes that it consists of five vowels, one lateral consonant, one vibrant (plus another doubtful example), one nasal consonant, two sibilants, and three stops (occlusives) although the writing system does not enable us to make more precise statements about the latter; t...
Este artículo presenta la edición de una nueva inscripción ibérica hallada en el yacimiento de Turó de Ca n’Oliver (Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona). El nuevo texto documenta una nueva variante de la fórmula de la autoría en ibérico, que se caracteriza por la aparición de la palabra ekiar/egiar. En este caso, sin embargo, dicha fórmula presenta al...
This chapter presents the main characteristics of each Palaeohispanic script and discusses the current research lines to deepen the comprehension of their origin, development and mutual dependency. All Palaeohispanic scripts are characterised by a similar corpus of signs along with some common structural features, the most notorious being the coexi...
La lengua ibérica está documentada fundamentalmente por más de 2.000 inscripciones datables entre los siglos V a.E. y I d.E. en un territorio de la franja mediterránea que va desde el río Hérault en el Rosellón francés hasta Almería. Se trata, hoy por hoy, de una lengua indescifrada. Nos es posible leer con relativa seguridad sus textos y podemos i...
The Iberian language is directly attested by ca. 2,250 inscriptions spanning the period from the 5th century BC to the 1st century AD, distributed between Eastern Andalusia and Languedoc. Although it must be considered a non-deciphered language, a large number of personal names have been identified in Iberian texts. The document that enabled the un...
Proposal to encode the Palaeohispanic scripts in Unicode (first draft).
A plomo monetiforme from excavations at Cerro Lucena, above Śaitabi (modern X.tiva) carries both a North-Iberian script (not so far attested on these issues), and one of the diagnostic images of the Italo-Baetican series: two strigils and an aryballos. We describe the archaeological context, and analyse the legends. We show that the Baetican assemb...
This article presents a new edition of the Iberian inscription on stone found near Ensérune and preserved in the Musée de Cruzy (Hérault, France). The new reading proposal, based on the autopsy of the inscription, makes it necessary to reconsider the onomastics attested in the text and opens new possibilities for its interpretation.
This work is a preliminary attempt at the systematisation of the Palaeohispanic scripts into the Unicode standard, which have the goal to establish the basic set of meaningful signs in a script or a group of closely-related scripts. With regard to the number of character sets needed to encode all the Palaeohispanic scripts, our proposal is to class...
This work is a preliminary proposal for encoding the southern Palaeohispanic scripts for Unicode standard. Several scripts are grouped under the name of southern Palaeohispanic scripts: the south-eastern Iberian script, also known as southern or meridional Iberian script, the south-western script, also known as Tartessian or Sudlusitanian, and the...
This work is a preliminary proposal for encoding the southern Palaeohispanic scripts for Unicode standard. Several scripts are grouped under the name of southern Palaeohispanic scripts: the south-eastern Iberian script, also known as southern or meridional Iberian script, the south-western script, also known as Tartessian or Sudlusitanian, and the...
This work is a preliminary proposal for encoding the north-eastern Iberian script for the UNICODE standard. It has been built taking into account an inventory of signs as large as possible, including all dual variants confirmed in the attested abecedaries. The usual dualities for dental and velar plosives, attested in Ger, La Tor de Querol and Bolv...
1. INTRODUCCIÓN Y ANTECEDENTES El poblado ibérico del Turó de Ca n'Oliver se encuentra ubicado en el municipio de Cerdanyola del Vallès, en una de las primeras estribaciones de la vertiente vallesana de la sierra de Collserola, una subunidad de la cordillera litoral que se extiende entre los cursos de los ríos Besós y Llobregat. Este accidente geog...
INTRODUCCIÓN El poblado del Puig Castellar (Santa Coloma de Gramenet), situado en la cima del pequeño cerro también conocido como Turó del Pollo (303 m de altura), se considera que fue habitado de manera continuada posiblemente desde el siglo VI a.C. ─aunque de este primer momento perduran muy pocos vestigios y fuera de contexto─, hasta su abandono...
La pieza que vamos a dar a conocer en este trabajo fue hallada en el curso de intervenciones llevadas a cabo en el yacimiento de Can Gambús, situado en el término municipal de Sabadell, Vallès Occidental-Barcelona, al oeste del núcleo urbano, en los terrenos pertenecientes a la Masia de Can Gambús; sus coordenadas UTM son 31TDG423240/4599870 y su a...
