Markus Egetmeyer
Linguist (Sorbonne); grammar of Cypriot Greek, co-editor of IG XV, the "Golgian" proposal
Eteocretan and EteocypriotMarkus Egetmeyer is german Indo-Europeanist at the Sorbonne; wrote the grammar and repertoire of the Cypriot Greek syllabic inscriptions (2010), helped edit IG XV 1.1 (2020), and proposed that the Golgoi texts record a separate non-Greek language., and appears in the record of Eteocretan and Eteocypriot as linguist (Sorbonne); grammar of Cypriot Greek, co-editor of IG XV, the "Golgian" proposal.
One event on the site involves Egetmeyer: The Amathus syllabic inscriptions are re-edited in Inscriptiones Graecae XV 1.1 (2020).
One question rest in part on what Egetmeyer did or said, among them “Do the non-Greek syllabic inscriptions of Golgoi record the same language as those of Amathus?”, which stands no evidence yet.
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Mysteries Department. (2026). Markus Egetmeyer [Person FIG0DEDTFWMFCDT]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/FIG0DEDTFWMFCDT
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