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Evans Findings In Archaeology Under Doubt
London reports that Sir Arthur Evans death in 1941 did not end the debate over his Crete excavations. Prof Leonard Palmer pledges a new book claiming Evans misrepresented data and that Knossos finds may align with Greek mainland chronology. Defenders note Evans could not decipher tablets before his death. the dispute questions European prehistory origins.
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Crete
Europe
Leonard Palmer
Oxford
Evans
Palmer
Oxford University Press
United Press International
Knossos
Greece