Bod yig brda rñiṅ tshig mdzod / Rnam-rgyal-tshe-riṅ gis bsgrigs. (687 pages)
EAST ASIAN REFERENCE PL3637 .B9 2001
Skuṅ yig gsal byed nor buʾi me loṅ źes bya ba bźugs so
https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/5597312
East Asian Reference (Non-Circulating) PL3639 .S48 2003
OFFSITE CIRCULATING COPY: PL3639 .S48 2003
Bod-ljoṅs lo rgyus yig cha'i tha sñad mkho bsdus ma phyi blo gsar 'jug sgo / Zhong yang min zu xue yuan min yu xi zang wen jiao yan zu.
Pe-cin : Zhong yang min zu xue yuan min yu xi zang wen jiao yan zu, 1963.
1, 310 p. ; 21 cm.
Summary: Collection of miscellaneous documents relating to history of Tibet and its relation with China.
In Tibetan and Chinese.
https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/5415259
Brda rñiṅ tshig mdzod gsar bsgrigs. Bod Ljoṅs Mi-dmaṅs Dpe-skrun-khaṅ, 2011.
East Asian Reference (Non-Circulating) PL3635 .B73 2011
And offsite copy.
Bod yig skun yig phyogs sgrig = Zang wen suo xie zi dian / (SEE WORLDCAT)
An, Shixing.
Chengdu : Si-khron mi rigs dpe skrun khan, 1994
Bod yig skun yig phyogs sgrig /
Author: RNam-rgyal-tshe-rin
Publication: [Ch'eng-tu] : Si-khron mi rigs dpe skrun khan 1994
Document: Tibetan : Book
No mtshar-ba'i gans-can 'phrul-ldan skun yig be'u bum (1995)
Lanzhou : Kan-su'u mi rigs dpe skrun khan ; ISBN: 7542103164 9787542103161
Studies in China
https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog?q=%22brda+rnin%22&rows=100&search_field=all_fields&commit=Search
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Bod yig brda rñiṅ tshig mdzod
CLIO: https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/5352909
Author: Rnam-rgyal-tshe-riṅ.
Title: Bod yig brda rñiṅ tshig mdzod / Rnam-rgyal-tshe-riṅ gis bsgrigs.
Published: Pe-cin : Kruṅ-goʾi Bod rig pa dpe skrun khaṅ, 2001.
Description: 3, 6, 678 p. ; 20 cm.
Subjects: Tibetan language - Dictionaries - Chinese.
Tibetan language - Orthography and spelling.
Summary: Tibetan-Chinese orthographical dictionary.
Language: Tibetan; Chinese
Language Note: Tibetan and Chinese.
LCCN: 2004328896
ISBN: 7800575195
Format: Book
Location:
East Asian Reference (Non-Circulating) >> PL3637 .B9 2001
Offsite - Place Request for delivery within 2 business days >> PL3637 .B9 2001
Bod kyi brda rñiṅ yig cha bdams bsgrigs
CLIO: https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/6477711
Author: Dkon-mchog-tshe-brtan, Gñaʼ-goṅ.
Title: Bod kyi brda rñiṅ yig cha bdams bsgrigs / Gñaʾ-goṅ Dkon-mchog-tshes-brtan gyis brtsam = Tu-fan wen xian xuan du / Gao-rui chu.
Edition: Par theṅs 1.
Published: Pei-ching : Kruṅ-dbyaṅ mi rigs slob grwa chen moʾi dpe skrun khaṅ, 1995.
Description: 9, 5, 471 p. ; 21 cm.
Subjects: Manuscripts, Tibetan.
Summary: Collection of ancient Tibetan orthographical manuscripts.
Language: Tibetan
East Asian >> PL3635 .D68 1995
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Bod btsan po'i dus skabs kyi brda rnin yig cha dpyad glen
CLIO: https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/10879145
Bod btsan po'i dus skabs kyi brda rnin yig cha dpyad glen / Stobs-ldan.
Lha-sa : Bod-ljoṅs mi dmaṅs dpe skrun khaṅ, 2014.
East AsianBod kyi brda rñiṅ yig cha rtsa chen bdams bsgrigs rnams kyi tshig don
CLIO: https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/5455955
East Asian >> PL3635 .D68 2001
Spu-rgyal Btsan-poʾi skabs kyis brda rñiṅ yig cha slob gsar stoṅ gi ʾjug sgo
CLIO: https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/6380003
Author: Klu-ʼbum-rgyal, Goṅ-ba.
Published: [Pe-cin] : Mi-rigs Dpe-skrun-khaṅ, [2006].Description: [16], 401 p. ; 21 cm.
Subjects: Dunhuang manuscripts.
Inscriptions, Tibetan.
Tibet Autonomous Region (China) - History - Sources.
Summary: Study on early Tibetan orthographical inscriptions of edicts, pillars, and bells during 8th to 10th cent.; includes Dunhuang mansucripts reflecting early history of Tibet.
East Asian >> CN1161.T53 K58 2006
*** https://readingtibetan.wordpress.com
Scherrer-Schaub, Cristina A.: “Towards a Methodology for the Study of Old Tibetan Manuscripts: Dunhuang and Tabo.”. In Tabo Studies 2: Manuscripts, Texts, Inscriptions and the Arts, edited by Cristina A. Scherrer-Schaub and Ernst Steinkellner, 3–36. Rome: Istituto Italiano per l’Africa e l’Oriente.. 1999.
Scherrer-Schaub, Cristina A., and George Bonani: “Establishing a Typology of the Old Tibetan Manuscripts: A Multidisciplinary Approach.”. Dunhuang Manuscript Forgeries. London. P184-215.. 1999.
Some of these should also be useful:
A New Look at the Invention of the Tibetan Script
The Origin of the Headless Style (dbu med) in Tibet
Dating Early Tibetan Manuscripts: A Paleographical Method
Sam van Schaik's blog is here: http://earlytibet.com/
** Perhaps you have found the following book already, b/c I see it is checked out from Butler -- but there is a non-circulating copy at Avery:
https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/1701341
It contains an article:
The Tibetan Script and Derivatives / Leonard W. J. van der Kuijp
I am not sure how reliable this article is, but you should probably read it and consider/discuss its findings as well:
Origin of the Tibetan Script / Narkyid, Ngawangthondup
in this book: https://clio.columbia.edu/catalog/490106
It starts on page 207, probably vol. 1.
Here also is a translation of an article by a leading Tibetan scholar:
"A Brief Discourse on the Origin of Tibetan Scripts" / Phuntsog Tsering
http://www.tibetan-calligraphy.com/en/tibetan-script/book-about-tibetan-calligraphy/