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Contents 6 Preface 10 List of Figures 14 List of Tables 17 Prologue 18 Part 1. Ancient Egyptian Identity Marks in Theoretical and Comparative Perspective 20 Chapter 1. Making Sense of Funny Signs 22 1.1. An Ancient Text from Berlin 22 1.2. Documentary Texts, Hieratic and Otherwise 28 1.3. The Research History of the Necropolis Workmen’s Marks 31 1.4. A Quick Lesson in Hieroglyphs 40 1.5. Marks and Hieroglyphs 48 1.6. The Aim of the Present Book 51 Chapter 2. Identity Marks, Egyptian and Other 56 2.1. A Unique Document 56 2.2. Ancient Egyptian Pot Marks 59 2.3. Builders’ Marks, from Teams to Individuals 65 2.4. Marking Systems Worldwide 74 2.5. Masons’ Marks in Europe, Medieval and Later 77 2.6. The Morphology of Masons’ Marks 80 2.7. Why Were Masons’ Marks Applied? 86 2.8. Masons and Masters 90 2.9. Masons’ Marks in Families and Workshops 94 2.10. General Characteristics of Marking Systems 97 Chapter 3. Writing and Other Sign Systems 100 3.1. Theories of the Sign 100 3.2. The Sign in Structuralism: Paradigm and Syntagma, Signifier and Signified 102 3.3. The Sign according to Peirce: Referentiality and Semiosis 110 3.4. Visual and Material Communication:
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