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anyone else still watching this hoping it will soon return to blacklist list story line ?
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I dont recollect the real case - I suspect they knew it was the Butler what done it from the get-go. But THAT is not how mini series get up and run. ( sorry spoiler there)
having worked in Egypt as a greek-writer ( I wd say epigraphist but it is a long word 60% ABers not having a clue and the 40% that DID ( have a clue) would be inclined to deny that I was ) greek writer
WE were accused of forgery. it is very HARD to do - - a decent forgery. I cdnt begin to write like an Egyptian ( pun intended) (*)(**)
and incredibly someone replicates a 1835 $1 plate and it doesnt click at the factory that it may be used for forgery -
(*) our accuser implied we knew that "summa cum laude" wd be spelt quom ( like the french qu - yeah?) in docs around the Battle of Actium 29BC. I mean I was 24, where did I get info like that from for chrissakes. - or blank papyrus from 20BC to forge on.
(**) in the Antiques Fraud Show - someone in Bolton has forged the Bolton Amarna Goddess which is bought by Bolton Museum for £100 000. The police lady looks in the wardrobe of the searched house of the forger and exclaims " oo look a spare Amarna Goddess just in case you lose the first one!" A mistake has been made in the AmenophisIV/Akhnaten hieroglyphic inscription which is immediately spotted at the British Museum
anyway Mormon Mairders is worth a look
I dont recollect the real case - I suspect they knew it was the Butler what done it from the get-go. But THAT is not how mini series get up and run. ( sorry spoiler there)
having worked in Egypt as a greek-writer ( I wd say epigraphist but it is a long word 60% ABers not having a clue and the 40% that DID ( have a clue) would be inclined to deny that I was ) greek writer
WE were accused of forgery. it is very HARD to do - - a decent forgery. I cdnt begin to write like an Egyptian ( pun intended) (*)(**)
and incredibly someone replicates a 1835 $1 plate and it doesnt click at the factory that it may be used for forgery -
(*) our accuser implied we knew that "summa cum laude" wd be spelt quom ( like the french qu - yeah?) in docs around the Battle of Actium 29BC. I mean I was 24, where did I get info like that from for chrissakes. - or blank papyrus from 20BC to forge on.
(**) in the Antiques Fraud Show - someone in Bolton has forged the Bolton Amarna Goddess which is bought by Bolton Museum for £100 000. The police lady looks in the wardrobe of the searched house of the forger and exclaims " oo look a spare Amarna Goddess just in case you lose the first one!" A mistake has been made in the AmenophisIV/Akhnaten hieroglyphic inscription which is immediately spotted at the British Museum
anyway Mormon Mairders is worth a look