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M. Apple is on page 161 of 232
“…it is quite possible that a script similar to the Proto-Sinaitic script was used by Moses….”

Moses did not exist. He is fiction. As is much of the pseudo-history in this 19th century British text. Non-scientific rubbish.
Aug 17, 2025 04:37AM
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M. Apple is on page 209 of 232
The single page on computers and kanji is decades out of date…
Aug 19, 2025 10:15PM
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M. Apple
M. Apple is on page 199 of 232
Who quotes anonymous “American student of Japanese” in a text? Twice, even, on the same page? What makes these students experts on Japanese script? Unprofessional.
Aug 19, 2025 06:26PM
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M. Apple
M. Apple is on page 169 of 232
Hangul is not an alphabet. Appalling lack of knowledge.
Aug 17, 2025 05:05AM
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M. Apple
M. Apple is on page 154 of 232
Incredibly disjointed. One page about Etruscans, the next about Rapanui. Who is this book intended for? There is no rhyme or reason about its structure.
Aug 17, 2025 04:15AM
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M. Apple
M. Apple is on page 97 of 232
The editors forgot to change the page number for answers to the hieroglyphics— page 226 and not 218, since this is a new edition. Also, it’s impossible to guess the meanings, since some are not actually given!
Aug 17, 2025 12:31AM
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M. Apple is on page 58 of 232
Aug 11, 2025 07:00AM
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