Some are illuminating, like Charles Dickens's marked-up copy of "David Copperfield," in which he excised paragraphs and inscribed prompts that he used in public readings from the book.
Eggjum Stone, inscribed stone that bears 200 runic characters.
In the East, carried by Buddhist pilgrims, Silk Road traders, and others, it was transformed into a game with inscribed disks that were often placed on the intersection of the lines of the board rather than within the squares.
The Motmot Capstone is an inscribed stone that was placed over a tomb under Structure 10L-26.
Carved from black diorite, it is 30 inches tall and headless, and inscribed with cuneiform that says it was placed in a temple in Ur, in what is now southern Iraq, to please the god Enlil.
A concept, the maximal inscribed workspace (MIW) that is bounded by the maximal inscribed circle (MIC), is defined to characterize the workspace performance.
In 1821, aged just 25, he died in Rome, and was buried by Severn in the protestant cemetery in that city, his grave inscribed, "Here lies One Whose Name was writ in Water".
As the political scientist Stephen Walt has written, in words that should be inscribed in gold in the Oval Office and at 10 Downing Street, it is "extremely difficult to project power across water and on to a foreign shore".
Xi'an monument, inscribed stone monument that records the early missionary activity of Nestorian Christians in China.
The installation consists of 50 turnstiles, each inscribed with sayings that begin with the words "everything" or "anything," like "Everything You've Ever Wanted," and "Anything You Have Faith In".
For example, one of the greenstone fragments bears two inscribed oval glyphs that might be a columnar text.
