Introduction
🏺 Epigraphy: the study of ancient inscriptions
Welcome to www.abjads.org: a window into Hugo Cartwright's research preprint Ordered Set Correspondence (2026).
The topic of the paper itself can be categorized as information science. The objective of this site however is to make the epigraphy concepts described in the paper easier to understand. We will also take some time to describe the epigraphic hypotheses obtained from the papers' results. Just a handful of pages are enough to achieve this. If you want a more detailed view of the project, the code repository is publically available on Gitlab.
🚀 This research project is independent: you're welcome to help support the project and author by sending some kind words or by contributing
Reach out to the author at:
hugo.cart (at) protonmail.com
Hope you enjoy the read!
Footnotes
- ⚠️ Disclaimer: the author is not a professional epigrapher but a software engineer. Some epigraphy, language or history related comments on this site can probably be taken with a pinch of salt although we do strive to be as accurate as can be. The new hypotheses described here are also illustrative rather than definitive.
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