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Riddle Of The Labyrinth Margalit Fox

  • SKU: BELL-48614306
Riddle Of The Labyrinth Margalit Fox
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Publisher: Profile Books
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.57 MB
Pages: 273
Author: Margalit Fox
ISBN: 9781847659705, 1847659705, B009NQZPCU
Language: English
Year: 2013

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Riddle Of The Labyrinth Margalit Fox by Margalit Fox 9781847659705, 1847659705, B009NQZPCU instant download after payment.

The decoding of Linear B is one of the world's greatest stories: from the discovery of a cache of ancient tablets recording a lost prehistoric language to the dramatic solution of the riddle nearly seventy years later, it exerts a mesmerising pull on the imagination. But this captivating story is missing a crucial piece. Two men have dominated Linear B in popular history: Arthur Evans, the intrepid Victorian archaeologist who unearthed Linear B at Knossos and Michael Ventris, the dashing young amateur who produced a solution. But there was a third figure: Alice Kober, without whose painstaking work, recorded on pieces of paper clipped from hymn-sheets and magazines and stored in cigarette boxes in her Brooklyn loft, Linear B might still remain a mystery. Drawing on Kober's own papers - only made available recently - Margalit Fox provides the final piece of the enigma, and along the way reveals how you decipher a language when you know neither its grammar nor its alphabet as well as the stories behind other ancient languages, like the dancing-man Rongorongo of Easter Island.

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