Minoan language blog

This small website is devoted to the mysteries of the Minoan civilization, its language and anything we can decipher out of it. Feel free to share your thoughts through comments or by sending me an e-mail.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Goddess Eileithyia and her snakes

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My next post is going to be a shorther one, without that heavy linguistics stuff - if possible. All I intend to put together are a few facts...
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Sunday, September 12, 2010

An elegant explanation for the lack of R-L distinction in Linear A and B

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I am now going back to one of the problems that have long plagued the research on ancient Aegean languages: namely, the baffling lack of r/l...
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Andras Zeke
Since childhood I was interested in a variety of sciences. My interests range from molecular biology to mathematics and from history to linguistics. This blog you can see here was made with a dual purpose: first, to share whatever tiny discovery I came across while studying the ancient Linear A and Minoan Hieroglyphic texts, and for everyone to freely discuss, contest and supplement whatever topic I currently bring on. Please, remember that this is a hobby, not a profession. So while I appreciate (and even thank) your comments about inaccurate posts, do not take my head off for such issues. Thank you and have a good time!
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