Book review : Runes : A Handbook by Michael P. Barnes, Boydell. 2012
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posted on 2014-06-20, 10:04 authored by Martin FindellIn runology there is little – from interpretations of individual inscriptions to
larger questions such as the ultimate origin of the script – which does not
generate a certain amount of controversy. In this new introduction to the
subject, Barnes provides concise, clear and even-handed explanations of issues
which preoccupy specialists, explaining sometimes highly technical debates
without losing the reader in arcane details.
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History, 2013, 98 (333), pp. 769-770Author affiliation
/Organisation/COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES AND LAW/School of HistoryVersion
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Wiley for Historical Associationissn
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