Linear A is a written language from Crete, 3,500 years old, which can't be read yet.
We can count it. We cannot read it. 753 of 1,883 documents in the corpus are here as tracings of the real objects, with a plain account of what can be read and what can't.
Tablet HT 13, traced by SigLA.
Where they were found
A map of Crete, and a list of every find site. Tap one, see what was found there.

What a tablet looks like
One tablet, sign by sign, to the total at the end.

The signs
Every sign type, sized by how often it turns up, as a tracing wherever SigLA has one.

The ivory sceptre from Knossos
The longest Linear A text found so far, dug up a short walk from the palace. What the first report says, sign by sign, and what nobody has seen yet.








