Summary of Margalit Fox's The Riddle of the Labyrinth

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  • ISBN8822505070
  • EAN9798822505070
  • Date de parution11/05/2022
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Résumé

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Evans came to Crete in the late 1880s to excavate the ruins of an ancient civilization that Heinrich Schliemann had excavated a quarter century earlier. He proved that the poems of Homer, which described a war between the Greeks and Trojans, were indeed historical. #2 Despite the great refinement of the Mycenaean kingdom, there was no evidence of writing anywhere in the kingdom.
This surprised Evans, who believed that such a sophisticated civilization would have been literate in some form. #3 Evans was a tireless archaeologist who was able to spend long periods of time in the Balkans, where he was a passionate advocate of the Slavic nationalist cause. He was also a wealthy man. #4 Arthur Evans was a scholar who studied the Balkans. He was a staunch public champion of the Slavs' struggle for self-determination, and he wrote a series of dispatches to the Manchester Guardian chronicling the heroism of the Slav resistance fighters.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Evans came to Crete in the late 1880s to excavate the ruins of an ancient civilization that Heinrich Schliemann had excavated a quarter century earlier. He proved that the poems of Homer, which described a war between the Greeks and Trojans, were indeed historical. #2 Despite the great refinement of the Mycenaean kingdom, there was no evidence of writing anywhere in the kingdom.
This surprised Evans, who believed that such a sophisticated civilization would have been literate in some form. #3 Evans was a tireless archaeologist who was able to spend long periods of time in the Balkans, where he was a passionate advocate of the Slavic nationalist cause. He was also a wealthy man. #4 Arthur Evans was a scholar who studied the Balkans. He was a staunch public champion of the Slavs' struggle for self-determination, and he wrote a series of dispatches to the Manchester Guardian chronicling the heroism of the Slav resistance fighters.