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Priene Inscription
Judging by the Strabo narrative, the dedication by Alexander the Great of the new temple for Athena Polias in Priene is a rather interesting story.
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Polias & Polias Varia release
The first releases of Tituli Anatolian Project finally revealed: Polias and Polias Varia. While Polias has 8 static weight options, Polias Varia, literally, is a variable font.
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Fun with Apple Maps
The easiest way to see the imperfections in a letter design is to look at it upside down. It is also easier to see spacing inconsistencies between letters with this method.
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Tituli Anatolian notes
This project can be considered as a workshop on some parts of a very comprehensive whole, determined by aesthetic criteria from the perspective of typography.
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Cockerell’s letter
In 1817, a compilation book was published with content selected from the impressions of British travelers from their journeys to the East. Its editor was Robert Walpole. This is a book known as Walpole’s Turkey.
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The Timotheus of Miletus Papyrus
First, the Timotheos of Miletus papyrus is likely to be the oldest surviving Hellenic script among Egyptian papyri. It is said to be the oldest of the Greek manuscripts.
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Inscription article example
A typical example of a tomb inscription from the fifth century BC. It features time-specific Ionic typeface and typesetting such as monoline, dotted Theta, and four-line Sigma.
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Blank Page Tablet
Think two flat wooden boards with ivory hinges to fold them. On their inside faces, raised edges surround the rough surfaces with diagonally hatched scratches.
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History on the rocks
All kinds of them are live here already, spread over a wide geography. The inscriptions. History on the rocks (pun intended).
