Achaemenid Babylonian (AB) cuneiform sign list, based on DNa/AB

This is a list of cuneiform signs from the "Achaemenid Babylonian" script used for the Achaemenid Royal Inscriptions in Akkadian Babylonian. The signs are not always the same as those found in the administrative or commercial Late Babylonian tablets (e.g., https://labasi.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/). The dialect in the inscriptions also differs from contemporaneous Neo-Babylonian in some aspects (see Daneshmand, 2015). The DNa/AB inscription was last translated (directly from the Akkadian version) by Weissbach in 1911 and 1938, but since then, no new translations have been made. My Portuguese transcription and translation will soon be published in the Revista de História Anos 90 in the article titled "REVISITING DNa/AB: INTRODUCTION, PORTUGUESE TRANSLATION, AND COMMENTARIES ON THE INSCRIPTION DNA/AB FROM DARIUS’ TOMB AT NAQSH-I RUSTAM." To prepare for this translation, I had to create this cuneiform sign list, which includes pictures of the recurrent signs along with their phonetic or logographic values.In this VERSION 2.0., I corrected one mistake from the previous list, included more exempla for the signs, highlighted in red the values that are found in the inscriptions, and included the full transliteration of DNa/AB in a third tab.