On the issue of paleography of Bulgarian and Russian graffiti on church walls of the 13th -15th centuries (general and regional)

A comparative analysis of Bulgarian and Russian graffiti from the Boyana Church (13th–15th centuries) and 14th-century Novgorodian churches reveals common paleographic patterns despite geographical separation. The study identifies shared trends in script development during a period of South Slavic influence, while also highlighting regional variations. This research advances understanding of medieval Slavic epigraphy by bridging gaps between previously understudied graffiti and manuscript traditions.

Rozhdestvenskaia, T. Vs.,. (2022). On the issue of paleography of Bulgarian and Russian graffiti on church walls of the 13th -15th centuries (general and regional). Indo-European Linguistics and Classical Philology, (26), 1022–1032. https://doi.org/10.30842/ielcp230690152667