Mycenaean
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| Autores | Curtis Clark |
| Enviado por | webmaster |
| Categoría | Lenguaje > Antigua |
| Fecha de publicación | 26 July 2004 |
| Descargas | 225 |
| Visitado | 6446 Tiempos |
| Descripcion | The font's real name is Linear B. Mycenaean (ancient Greek) syllabary, derived from Minoan Linear A. Inscriptions are sometimes found at Mycenaean sites written in Linear B. Linear B is a syllabary (rather than an alphabet), in which each sign stands for a complete syllable, either a vowel or a consonant plus a vowel. Linear B evidently represents a borrowing from the Minoan civilization of Crete, which was written in a syllabary called Linear A. The Minoan language is unknown and the Linear A inscriptions untranslated, although there is enough similarity between Linear A and Linear B that some of the syllabic values can be inferred. |
