A Hieroglyphic seal from the cult centre of the city of Knossos (KN S (4/4) 01)
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Athanasia Kanta
Abstract
The Hieroglyphic seal KN S (4/4) 01, found in the Neopalatial Room 3 of the Cult Centre of the City of Knossos, is a document of considerable importance in the study of Cretan script for several reasons.
With regard to iconography and palaeography, we have identified for the first time the true idealized form of sign 095, and that permits us to correct our understanding of the shape of other examples of the same sign and thereby to improve our knowledge of the palaeographical development of the Hieroglyphic script.
Furthermore, this new document preserves one more attestation of the socalled Arkhanes “formula” and shows a connection between this “formula” and the fraction signs.
Finally, this seal confirms also a relationship between this “formula” and the logogram *181 on the one hand and the sign 010 on the other hand.
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- A Hieroglyphic seal from the cult centre of the city of Knossos (KN S (4/4) 01)
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- Some observations on the language of Linear A
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- Drei karische Verben
- A Lydian inscription from Denizli
- Un Phrygien sur l’Agora: redécouverte d’une inscription paléo-phrygienne
- Le dialecte grec de Pamphylie, supplément VII
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Titelei
- Inhalt
- Aufsätze
- Woher kam der Mann von Ahhiya?
- Once again on the evolution of the Anatolian hieroglyphic script
- A Hieroglyphic seal from the cult centre of the city of Knossos (KN S (4/4) 01)
- Rebus compositions in Linear A?
- Some observations on the language of Linear A
- Micénico ka-ra-wi-ja ‘vieja(s)’ y la religión micénica
- Deux textes archaïques de Kato Symi (Biannos)
- Drei karische Verben
- A Lydian inscription from Denizli
- Un Phrygien sur l’Agora: redécouverte d’une inscription paléo-phrygienne
- Le dialecte grec de Pamphylie, supplément VII
