Readers Commnets (continued)
[Scholars]
The attention to the detail of setting and other aspects of Bronze Age Aegean
culture are especially impressive. But most of all the characters are engaging and
the story captivating." - Jean Marty. Research Professor of Classics. University of
North Carolina - Asheville.
It is a novel based on archaeology. As such it can be regarded as an hypothesis,
an imaginative arrangement of the material at hand now, and the current
interpretations of that material. The writing rings true."
Robert L. Horn, professor of Philosophy, Emeritus, Earlham College.
