ASASA(RAME) Vol. 1. The Wor(l)ds of Linear A: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Documents and Inscriptions of a Cretan Bronze Age Script

Authors

  • Ester Salgarella
  • Vasileios Petrakis Assistant Professor Department of History and Archaeology National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Keywords:

Aegean, writing systems, history of writing, Minoan Crete, Aegean Bronze Age, palatial culture

Abstract

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.

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2026-01-09

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Salgarella, E., & Petrakis, V. (2026). ASASA(RAME) Vol. 1. The Wor(l)ds of Linear A: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Documents and Inscriptions of a Cretan Bronze Age Script. Athens University Review of Archaeology (AURA). Retrieved from https://nepub.lib.uoa.gr/index.php/aura/article/view/2642

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