pa·le·og·ra·phy 
(pā′lē-ŏgrə-fē)
(pā′lē-ŏgrə-fē)n.
1. The study and scholarly interpretation of earlier, especially ancient, writing and forms of writing.
2.
a. The documents whose writing is so studied.
b. The manner of writing in an earlier, especially ancient, document or set of documents.
pa′le·ogra·pher n.
pa′le·o·graphic (-ə-grăfĭk), pa′le·o·graphi·cal (-ĭ-kəl) adj.
- Roberts
- Roberts
- Robert Sengstacke
- Robert Seymour
- Robertson
- Robert Stephenson Smyth
- Robert Stewart, Second Marquis of Londonderry.
- Robert the
- "Robert the Bruce."
- "Robert the Devil."
- Robert Traill Spence, Jr.
- Robert Treat
- Robert Tyre
- Robert Wilhelm
- Robert William
- Robert William
- Robeson
- Robespierre
- robin
- Robin Goodfellow
- Robin Hood
- robin redbreast
- robin's-egg blue
- Robinson
- Robinson