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february 2014 it s all greek to me skip to content it s all greek to me a blog about classics linguistics archaeology cake and more menu about contact application advice publications videos podcasts month february 2014 beyond el dorado power and gold in ancient colombia review this british museum exhibition certainly lived up to its name with a stunning collection of golden artefacts plus some equally nice if less shiny ceramics and textiles created by the various different peoples who lived in what is now colombia before the spanish conquest in the 16th century c e as expected from the title the focus was mainly on the use of these golden objects as part of these societies rituals and ceremonies so there were items of jewellery to be worn during rituals figurines of people or animals which may have had special spiritual meanings and objects like dipping pins for use in ceremonies to be dipped into the coca and lime mixture used as a stimulant there was also some explanation of the different techniques used in creating these objects and in the different styles of gold working found amongst the various different societies such as the muisca quimbaya calima and tairona in my opinion this was the most interesting part of the exhibition the craftsmanship involved in making these golden objects was astounding and both of these sections highlighted that very well continue reading beyond el dorado power and gold in ancient colombia review author anna p judson posted on february 23 2014 categories museums reviews tags archaeology beyond el dorado british museum gold museums reviews ritual leave a comment on beyond el dorado power and gold in ancient colombia review linguistics baking part vi the labyrinth just for a change i thought this time i d do a cake that isn t strictly speaking linguistic though it s still epigraphic the labyrinth tablet from pylos this drawing is actually found on the back of a tablet listing female goats py cn 1287 apparently the scribe found this list pretty boring or perhaps they were kept hanging around waiting for whoever was bringing the information about the goats in question either way they doodled this labyrinth on the back it s actually a reasonably complicated design i had to trace it out on the icing to be sure of getting it to work and the 1965 cambridge mycenaean colloquium even featured a paper on how it could have been constructed and yet is drawn pretty neatly so perhaps this was this scribe s regular doodle of choice this isn t unique as a doodle by the way there s the odd drawing of a person or animal plus a couple of tablets with a sequence that might possibly be the mycenaean equivalent of an abecedary giving the order of the first few syllabic signs in the sequence the scribes learned them continue reading linguistics baking part vi the labyrinth author anna p judson posted on february 9 2014 categories baking linguistics tags baking cake daedalus knossos labyrinth linear b linguistics baking pylos tablet 4 comments on linguistics baking part vi the labyrinth new faculty project greek in italy just thought i should share a link to the faculty s new ahrc funded project on greek in italy for those of you who missed the launch last night you can read all about the project s aims and follow its progress on their blog http greekinitaly wordpress com there are already some interesting posts with nice pictures up so take a look author anna p judson posted on february 1 2014 categories linguistics tags greek in italy 1 comment on new faculty project greek in italy search search for search categories academia ancient languages archaeology baking cambridge classics classics and pop culture durham epigraphy history linear b linguistics marie curie fellowship british school at athens miscellaneous museums news overheard publications random thoughts resources reviews teaching travel virtual tours weird and wonderful writing systems archives april 2026 december 2024 june 2024 july 2023 may 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