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Symphoney-Symphoney/Flickr
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Publicdomainpictures
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Max Halberstadt /Wikipedia
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Carole Raddato/Flickr
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Joe Mabel/Wikipedia
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British Museum/Wikipedia
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John T Daniels/Wikipedia
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Wiki Commons
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Paul Mannix/Flickr
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VintageDept/Flickr
This clay tabled, dated to 1450-1375 BC is Minoan and was found at Knossos by Arthur Evans. It records quantities of oil apparently offered to various deities. Linear B is one of three scripts to survive from Minoan Crete. Hieroglyphic and Linear A, possibly representing the native Cretan language, have not been deciphered yet. Linear B was used to write an early form of Greek, and was used for a large number of records at Knossos. The tablets found always recorded the management of palace resources and no historical, literal or religious texts have yet been discovered.
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Flickr
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British Museum/Wikipedia
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npsgov
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Wiki Commons
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Australian National Maritime Museum/Flickr
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