The Malia Quartier Mu hieroglyphic deposit

Hieroglyphic clay documents from Malia as displayed in the Heraklion museum; the museum label dates them 2100 to 1700 BC.

The largest group of hieroglyphic clay documents: four-sided bars, medallions, crescent nodules and sealings from the Middle Minoan II building complex west of the palace of Malia, excavated by the French School and the core of CHIC's clay evidence. The documents are short accounts with sign groups, logograms and numbers.

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Heraklion Archaeological Museum · Museum

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The Malia Quartier Mu hieroglyphic deposit [Artifact ART0DEDT0EEHVV0]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ART0DEDT0EEHVV0

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