Linear A Texts & Inscriptions in phonetic transcription & Commentary

John G. Younger, n.d.. University of Kansas.

A running web edition of the whole Linear A corpus in transliteration, with site-by-site document lists, sign tables, corpus counts and commentary, maintained since the late 1990s.

Linear AWeb pageCopy of The Haghia Triada tablets (HT 1 to HT 154)0

What it's used for here

Source for corpus size, site distribution and the working transliterations.

Cited by on this site 9 records

The Haghia Triada tablets (HT 1 to HT 154)

ART

The Khania tablets and roundels

ART

The Haghia Triada tablets (HT 1 to HT 154): transcription

CPY

Linear A Texts in phonetic transcription (Younger)

Dataset

DAT

Several Cretan place names read alike in both scripts (for example pa-i-to for Phaistos).

Evidence

EVD

The Late Minoan IB destructions end the main use of Linear A; the Haghia Triada tablets survive in the fire

EVT

John G. Younger

FIG

Linear A

The mystery article

MYS

Heraklion Archaeological Museum

ORG

Cite it

Younger, J. G. (n.d.). Linear A Texts & Inscriptions in phonetic transcription & Commentary. University of Kansas. https://people.ku.edu/~jyounger/LinearA/

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Younger, John G.. “Linear A Texts & Inscriptions in phonetic transcription & Commentary.” University of Kansas (n.d.).