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L'Antiquité Classique 50 (1981). Argues from the archaic letter forms of the Dreros and Praisos texts that the Eteocretans adopted the Greek alphabet at the same time as their Greek neighbours, in the late 8th or 7th century BC. Open on Persée. Source for the dating of the script's adoption.
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Yves Duhoux (1981). Les Étéocrétois et l'origine de l'alphabet grec. https://doi.org/10.3406/antiq.1981.2011
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