The Wor(l)ds of Linear A: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Documents and Inscriptions of a Cretan Bronze Age Script
Synopsis
This volume collects papers presented in the first international meeting devoted entirely to the so-called Linear A script, used in Crete and on certain other Aegean sites during the Protopalatial and Neopalatial periods (c. 1900-1450 BCE). It includes both specialized studies and macroscopic surveys of the evidence, indicating the state of affairs in the study of this still undeciphered Aegean Bronze Age script.
Chapters
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Getting to know Linear A: A historiographic introductionpp. 27-34
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Names on roundels? The “special” case of Neo-Palatial roundels with incised numeralspp. 35-42
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Recent linguistics-based advances in the study of Linear App. 43-60
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Cycladic Linear A and connections between scriptspp. 61-76
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Creating a network graph from the Linear A tabletspp. 77-94
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Digital approaches to interdisciplinary datasets and resources for Minoan studiespp. 95-113
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The common thread: textiles and wool logograms in Linear App. 115-135
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The impact of the Minoan chronological framework on the study of Minoan and Mycenaean writing and sealing practicespp. 137-150
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Coded in clay: understanding the relationships between the Linear A, Cretan Hieroglyphic and Linear B administrative systems through the application of phylogeneticspp. 151-166
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The Wor(l)ds of Linear A: Concluding thoughtspp. 167-176
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September 8, 2026
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