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The Minoan Ivory Scepter: The Longest Linear A Inscription

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A close-up of a Minoan ivory scepter with Linear A inscriptions, dating back to the Aegean Bronze Age. Credit: World History Encyclopedia CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 In 2024, archaeologists uncovered a remarkable artifact in the Anetaki area of Knossos, located in Crete, Greece: an ivory scepter bearing the longest known inscription in the Linear A script. The principal investigators were Athanasia Kanta, Dimitri Nakassis, Thomas G. Palaima and Massimo Pern…

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The Minoan Ivory Scepter: The Longest Linear A Inscription

A close-up of a Minoan ivory scepter with Linear A inscriptions, dating back to the Aegean Bronze Age. Credit: World History Encyclopedia CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 In 2024, archaeologists uncovered a remarkable artifact in the Anetaki area of Knossos, located in Crete, Greece: an ivory scepter bearing the longest known inscription in the Linear A script. The principal investigators were Athanasia Kanta, Dimitri Nakassis, Thomas G. Palaima and Massimo Pern…

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Greek Reporter broke the news in on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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