“most scholars have assumed that because the two languages are different the scripts must be distinct, but the relationship is more subtle than this.”
#LinearA@CastingGreece@Greekculture@Greekhistory@Greek
https://t.co/ni7TWId33w
"Around 1,600 BC, Linear A was borrowed from the Minoans by the Mycenaean Greeks and Linear B is the Greek Mycenaean dialect, used in ...Mycenaean palaces of Crete...in Thebes, Myceanae, Pylos, and Tiryns on the Greek mainland"
https://t.co/ni7TWId33w
‘It is likely that the proposed network is an amalgam of pre-existing Prehistoric routeways, Roman military campaign roads or “tactical roads” formally adopted into the provincial communications system.’
https://t.co/34gB1dAlOs
"the Mycenaeans—but not the Minoans—show evidence of genetic input from people who lived further north on the flat grasslands that stretch from eastern Europe to Central Asia"
@CastingGreece@TheAncientWorld@Greekculture
https://t.co/Sp5uUCMev2 via @greekreporter
@tom_peters With you.
It's not uncommon in the UK for HR to be termed Human Remains
I also dislike 'Talent Management'; my response: Go in then, manage my talent! The term is utter bullshit...like HR
@HellenisticPod I hope you do manage to get there.
Ephesus is marvellous, particularly since the new excavations & restorations have been open. I've been fortunate to go there 3 times since 2001. The library, fronted by the statues, Sophia, Arete, Episteme & Ennoia is, like so much, amazing