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There is a lot of Linear A text known, and some of it has been decoded. It also shares symbols and even a few words with Linear B. Many books and papers have be
by Daniel_Newby 13y ago
There is a lot of Linear A text known, and some of it has been decoded. It also shares symbols and even a few words with Linear B. Many books and papers have been written about it. That makes it a reasonable candidate for Unicode inclusion. If nothing else Unicodization will let scholars use standard editors.