London: The Society of Antiquaries, 1961. — xii + 33 p. 3 tables. 62 plates + '9 of vocabulary. It is enough to say that only those who saw them can really appreciate Brice's achievement. He has included photographs where before there were none. These are new and excellent of the tablets, though not always of the other inscriptions. He has adopted Carratelli's L numeration...
Gondolat könyvkiadó, 1980. — 119 o. A mükénéi agyagtáblákat, a lineáris B feliratokat ötven éve egy angol építész, Michael Ventris bírta szóra. Ifjúkorától szenvedélyesen érdeklődött megfejtetlen írások és nehezen érthető nyelvek iránt, mint amilyenek a 20. század első éveiben a krétai Knósszosz palotájából kerültek elő. Knósszoszt Arthur Evans ásta ki. A lineáris B megfejtését...
Cambridge University Press, 1958. — 180 p. The decipherment of Linear B was described by Michael Ventris in the first two chapters of our joint book, Documents in Mycenaean Greek (Cambridge University Press, 1956). This is an attempt to present that story to the general reader, so it omits many of the technical details to be found there; on the other hand, the vital steps in...
Fabrizio Serra Editore, 2016. — 278 p. — (Biblioteca di «Pasiphae» XII). Da quando Sir Arthur Evans pubblicò, poco più di un secolo fa, le prime osservazioni sui documenti in geroglifico cretese, la discussione relativa alla questione se i sigilli incisi con questo sistema fossero portatori di iscrizioni provviste di un'univoca e normativa esecuzione linguistica o, piuttosto,...
Witwatersrand University Press, 1967. — xxxii + 342p. The method adopted in this work is as follows: the three types of syllabic script found on Cretan soil are compared; next, preliminary indications as to the language of the Linear A script, and the writing conventions of Linear A, as deduced from the information already gathered, are discussed.
University of Adelaide, 1996. — 480 p. Ventris's decipherment of Linear B in 1952 raised hopes among both archaeologists and linguists alike that the earlier Linear A script would itself also soon be deciphered. Fundamental here, of course, was the observation that both scripts shared almost identical sign repertoires and that is was therefore a simple matter of "transferring'...
Ventnor Publishers, 1966. — 68 p. This monograph aims at providing qualified scholars with all the evidence they need for understanding the Northwest Semitic character of Minoan. One of several valid ways of summarizing the thesis is as follows: (1) the decipherment of Mycenaean makes it possible to pronounce most of the Minoan syllabary (114); (2) virtual bilinguals provide...
London: Oxford University Press, 1931. — 84 p. Гордон Ф. Дж. Через баскский к минойскому: транслитерация и перевод минойских таблиц (на англ. яз.) Through Basque to Minoan. Tablet B.M. Tablet S.M. The Chariot-wheel Tablet, S.M. The Cup Tablet, S.M. The Sword Tablet, S.M. Document S.M. Vase S.M. The Jar Tablet (Knossos Excavations). The Phaistos Disk. Provisional List of Sign...
University College London (University of London), 1993. — 203 p. This study aims to construct a coherent framework within which the scripts of Late Minoan Crete can be related to each other. This is achieved by a combination of archaeological, epigraphical and philological evidence. If the scripts of Late Minoan Crete can be studied diachronically and related to each other,...
University of California Press, 1974. — 272 p. — ISBN: 0-520-02580-6. This book does not set out to identify the language of Linear A. Those in search of comprehensive “decipherments” have at least four recent attempts from which to choose, according to whether they prefer to have the Minoans speaking Greek, Hittite, Indic, or North-West Semitic. What languages were used in...
Cambridge University Press, 1959. — 494 p. In their 1953 book, Documents in Mycenaean Greek, Michael Ventris (1922-56) and John Chadwick (1920-98) demonstrated that the previously mysterious script Linear B was, in fact, a syllabic form of written Greek, thereby revolutionizing ancient history and linguistics.
Amsterdam: Dutch Archaeological and Historical Society, 2016. — 448 p. — (Publications of the Henri Frankfort Foundation; Vol. 14). — ISBN: 978-90-72067-19-7, ISSN: 1574-1370. "In her book of 2010, Nanno Marinatos writes: “[t]he culture of Crete may be properly deciphered if it is regarded as part of an international milieu.” (Marinatos 2010: 193). This is exactly the approach...
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