How did the Greek language take root in the sands of ancient Egypt?
In short: This seminar explores the presence and influence of ancient Greek within Egyptian society. Presented by PhD student Ella Karev, the session provides a scholarly look at linguistic interactions in the ancient world, offering insight into how Greek functioned alongside native Egyptian traditions.
The session is part of a series of free, at-home seminars hosted by the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures (OI) during the month of May. These seminars are designed to examine various ancient languages studied at the institution, highlighting the academic work of PhD students.
By focusing on the specific case of ancient Greek in Egypt, the discussion illuminates the complexities of cultural and linguistic exchange in antiquity. The series continues with subsequent sessions, including an upcoming exploration of Biblical Hebrew.
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