English, 07.07.2021 19:40, cody4976

How could this text feature help you find resources about ancient languages that would be appropriate for
middle school?
Bibliography
[Titles marked with an asterisk were written for young
people.]
Cleator, P. E. Lost Languages. New York: the
John Day Company, 1961.
*Cottrell, Leonard. Reading the Past: The Story
of Deciphering Ancient Languages. New
York: Crowell-Collier Books, 1971.
- The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone,
James Cross Giblin
It recommends both texts.
It indicates which text was written for young people.
It lists texts published in New York.
It describes ancient languages.

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