Cuneiform Text Analysis

Input section

Basic Instructions

This section serves to analyze input provided in .docx format. For proper functionality, ensure the following:

• Upload data in a .docx file that:
• uses only headings and tables; and
• headings indicate obverse/revers/columns..., and
• cuneiform text is in tables with a consistent layout.
• Use:
• cursive for syllabic reading,
• CAPS or small caps for logo/ideograms and signs
• ^superscript for (post)determinatives,
• _subscript for sign numbers,
• half brackets to indicate semi-damaged signs ([šum]⸢-ma⸣instead of [šum-m]a).
• Examples of valid data (RS 25.435, following AuOrS 23, no. 36):
• by-line formatting
• columns formatting
• formatting without translation

Layout selection

For correct functionality, select the layout used in the tables.

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Prepare for ORACC

You can use headers in your documents to correctly prepare document for ORACC. In the layout options below, select what information you give in the headings. Indicate obv./rev. first, then column number (use "col./column" before the number)

heading examples: "rev. col. I"; "col. 2", "Vs."

for obverse, you can use "obverse", "obv.", "recto", or "Vs."

for reverse, you can use "reverse", "rev.", "verso", or "Rs."

use roman or arabic numerals for column numbers.