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HT 131b

Site
Haghia Triada
Support
tablet
Period
LM IB
Sign count
9, by SigLA's count
Source
lineara.xyz and SigLA

Tracing

Tracing of HT 131b
Sign drawings from SigLA: The Signs of Linear A, a palaeographical database, by Ester Salgarella and Simon Castellan (https://sigla.phis.me/), licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

Signs in reading order

  1. Sign ?, HT 131b, position 1 ? (uncertain)
  2. Sign AB30 ni FIC, HT 131b, position 2 AB30 ni FIC
  3. Sign AB122 OLIV, HT 131b, position 3 AB122 OLIV
  4. Sign A589, HT 131b, position 4 A589
  5. Sign AB11 po, HT 131b, position 5 AB11 po
  6. Sign AB05 to, HT 131b, position 6 AB05 to
  7. Sign AB81 ku, HT 131b, position 7 AB81 ku
  8. Sign AB02 ro, HT 131b, position 8 AB02 ro
  9. Sign A707 J, HT 131b, position 9 A707 J

9 of 5,145 sign occurrences in the SigLA tracings on this site belong to HT 131b.

Text

  1. line 1 ?
  2. line 2 ?ni_FIC AB3030?
  3. line 3 ?OLIV AB1222
  4. line 4 A589?
  5. line 5 po AB11to AB05ku AB81ro AB02?452J A707?

7 of 26 slots in the sign-by-sign text of this record are damaged, shown as question marks.

Words

sign not identifiedpo-to-ku-ro

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A sign with a dashed underline is one SigLA marks as unsure. An empty box is a sign SigLA does not identify, or has not classified.

Numbers

The numbers of HT 131b, line by line
LineWordAmount
Line 1 (no word) (damaged here) (no amount)
Line 2 (figs) (damaged here) 30 (damaged here)
Line 3 (olives) (damaged here) 2
Line 4 *589 (damaged here) (no amount)
Line 5 po-to-ku-ro, the grand total (damaged here) 452½ (damaged here)

Line 5, po-to-ku-ro says 452. The entries it covers are not all readable, so this page does not add them up.

½ is the fraction sign J, read as one half.

Data

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