Arthur J. Evans - Further Discoveries of Cretan and Aegean Script with Libyan and Proto-Egyptian Comparisons - 1898

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Further Discoveries of Cretan and Aegean Script with Libyan and Proto-Egyptian Comparisons" by Arthur J. Evans. The text provides details about the author, the source of the publication, and its publication date.

Author: Arthur J. Evans, Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.

88 pages. 7 blanks, title on sheet, title page, 1 p contents, 2 p Illustrations, title on blank, introduction not numbered but continues to page 328 to 395, 2 pages with images, 7 blanks.

Publication: This is an article from the Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volume XVII, 328 to 395 with added illustrations.
Content: The work discusses Cretan and Aegean scripts and compares them to Libyan and Proto-Egyptian writing systems.
It includes two autotype plates, four comparative tables, and thirty-five illustrations.
Strong thick pages, excellent condition.
582 grams.
Please view the images for more information.

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Further Discoveries of Cretan and Aegean Script with Libyan and Proto-Egyptian Comparisons" by Arthur J. Evans. The text provides details about the author, the source of the publication, and its publication date.

Author: Arthur J. Evans, Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.

88 pages. 7 blanks, title on sheet, title page, 1 p contents, 2 p Illustrations, title on blank, introduction not numbered but continues to page 328 to 395, 2 pages with images, 7 blanks.

Publication: This is an article from the Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volume XVII, 328 to 395 with added illustrations.
Content: The work discusses Cretan and Aegean scripts and compares them to Libyan and Proto-Egyptian writing systems.
It includes two autotype plates, four comparative tables, and thirty-five illustrations.
Strong thick pages, excellent condition.
582 grams.
Please view the images for more information.

Items are guaranteed to be very well packaged prior to postage.
Tracking details will be forwarded to the purchaser

Details

Number of Books
1
Subject
Archaeology, Geography, Illustrated
Book Title
Further Discoveries of Cretan and Aegean Script with Libyan and Proto-Egyptian Comparisons
Author/ Illustrator
Arthur J. Evans
Condition
Fine
Publication year oldest item
1898
Height
29 cm
Edition
1st Edition, Illustrated Edition
Width
17 cm
Language
English
Original language
Yes
Publisher
London
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
88
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