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Work Record
Class [controlled]:
didactic materials theory
*Work
Type [link]:
chart (graphic document) technical
illustration
*Title: Cretan
Writing Systems
*Creator
Display: unknown
*Role
[link]: illustrator [link]:
unknown
*Creation
Date: published 1985 [controlled]:
Earliest: 1985 Latest:
1985
*Subject
[links]:
Mediterranean Aegean
Cretan styles and periods hieroglyphics
scripts (writing) Linear
A Linear B
*Current
Location [link]: unavailable;
published in World Atlas of Archaeology
*Measurements:
unavailable
*Materials
and Techniques: illustration
Technique [links]:
illustration (process)
Description [link]:
The Chart compares three Cretan writing systems.
The columns are labeled H (Hieroglyphic), A (Linear
A), B (Linear B). The first two groups of columns
show the first 30 syllabograms of Linear B (with
their phonetic value when it is known). The third
group reproduces 15 of the Linear B ideograms
(with their Latin transcriptions). The fourth
and fifth groups show the first 15 signs of Linear
A which have no parallel in Linear B and the first
15 hieroglyphic signs which have no corresponding
signs in either Linear A or Linear B.
Note Source [link]:
World Atlas of Archaeology. Boston: G. K.
Hall & Co., 1985.
Required and recommended elements
are marked with an asterisk.
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