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Not exactly the right flair, sorry about that couldnt find any that exactly matches. How and where can i learn the evolutionary stages of Ancient Greek ? I recently find out in the earlier stages, Greek used to be written from right to left and it made me wonder "What else was diffrent in Ancient Greek before the Classical period and the earlier stages?" Are there any sources that will give me a historical timeline and evolution of Ancient Greek ?. Before 403 BC there were local scripts i also want to learn about the local scripts and the earlier form of those alphabets and such you get the point. Thanks !

I live in Western Turkey, Ionia to be exact. Always loved ancient greece and the Greek Language. A few months ago someone someone gifted me with Clyde Parr's Homeric Greek, should i start learning greek with this book ? I know Homeric Greek is a literary dialect with a mixture of Ionian and Aeolic. So should i start learning Greek with Attic and then move into the dialects because i really want to learn the dialects and then maybe even Medieval Greek, love the language period.

I live in Turkey, both of these species live here. But to me they're both white, have eye-like things on them. Especially when you visit someplace where they are co-existent i can't tell them apart some help please.

I will be going to Japan in a few months, usually that is an odd sentence too hear but the plane ticket prices in my country are so unmeasurably fucked up i had to buy the tickets from a few months prior. My main objectives in Japan are tasting some foods, buying some figures and collectibles, take some photos and see the culture. I'll be starting the trip in Tokyo and spend a couple of days there. Where can i shop, which stores are the best, please help me.