All Shades of Gray: The Case of "Vinča Script"

Aleksandar Palavestra, 2017.

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What it's used for here

History of the "Vinča script" idea from the short-chronology era through Pešić's 1987 "decipherment" via Etruscan and Cyrillic look-alikes, to the 2004 Novi Sad conference and the 2005 Documenta Praehistorica issue; argues there is no evidence for a script or proto-script and that the claim is sustained by nationalism and media. Arhaika 5: 143-165 (Belgrade).

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Cite it

Aleksandar Palavestra (2017). All Shades of Gray: The Case of "Vinča Script". https://www.academia.edu/36456625

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