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Sunday, October 21, 2012

Writings from the past

Inscribed artefacts and copies of ancient manuscripts written in Phoenician/Punic, Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Arabic and Maltese will be among the exhibits on display at Ancestral Voices: Writings from the Past, an activity being held on November 7 from 10am to 7.30pm at the University’s Archeology Centre.

There will be presentations on writings and writing systems of the past, with special reference to Malta.

Visitors will also be able to speak to various experts in these linguistic fields.

The activity is being organised by various departments of the Faculty of Arts.

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