Contexts of and Relations between Early Writing Systems Projekt
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| Corporate Relations: | University of Cambridge. Faculty of Classics European Research Council |
| Geographical Relations: | Place: Cambridge Country: United Kingdom (XA-GB) |
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| 678 | |b The aim of the CREWS project is to take an innovative and interdisciplinary approach to the history of writing, developing new methodologies for studying writing systems and their social context. The project researchers will be working on specific case studies relating to inscriptions of the ancient Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean and Levant (c.2000-600 BC). By looking at the ways in which writing systems were developed and used, we can study not only the systems themselves and the languages written in them, but also the cultural settings in which they were adapted and maintained | ||
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