What was the writing system of the Minoan called?

Arabic

hieroglyphics

Linear A

characters

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Payton Cooper

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9 April, 15:35

What was the writing system of the Minoan called?

Arabic

hieroglyphics

Linear A

characters

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Rory Richard · Answer 1

Answer: Linear A

Explanation: In Ancient Greece Linear A was the primary script used in palace and religious writing in Minoan civilization

Ticklebutt · Answer 2

Option C.

Explanation:

Linear A, is the right answer.

A large civilization on the island of Crete that developed during 2600 BC to 1400 BC came to be known as the Minoan civilization. This was a civilization that was based on a substantial fleet and trade throughout the Mediterranean Sea. These people used a written language which the archaeologists recognized as "Linear A." This writing system belonged to an autonomous group of scripts which was different from the writing system of Egyptian and Mesopotamian.

What was the writing system of the Minoan called?ArabichieroglyphicsLinear Acharacters

What was the writing system of the Minoan called?

Arabic

hieroglyphics

Linear A

characters