The author of The decipherment of Minoan Linear A offers irrefutable evidence that the idiom written with Minoan Linear A can be nothing else than a Minoan branch of the Hurrian language that can be described as Minoan-Hurrian.

The author of The decipherment of Minoan Linear A offers irrefutable evidence that the idiom written with Minoan Linear A can be nothing else than a Minoan branch of the Hurrian language that can be described as Minoan-Hurrian.

The revised 2nd edition contains a new Linear A text found during the recent excavations at Gournia and some new readings as well as a second Linear A grid in which the phonetic signs correspond with Hurrian cuneiform phonetic values.

Based on confirmatory matches the phonetic values of Linear A signs could be identified, cf. Vol. I, Part I, chapter 12: From undeciphered to deciphered Linear A signs. The values are incorporated in the transliterated Linear A texts.

The author of The decipherment of Minoan Linear A offers irrefutable evidence that the idiom written with Minoan Linear A can be nothing else than a Minoan branch of the Hurrian language that can be described as Minoan-Hurrian.

The story of Michael Ventris and his decipherment of the Mycenaean Linear B script.

The author of The decipherment of Minoan Linear A offers irrefutable evidence that the idiom written with Minoan Linear A can be nothing else than a Minoan branch of the Hurrian language that can be described as Minoan-Hurrian.