Linear a investigation into the origin of the sea peoples

This paper aims to investigate the language behind the Linear A writing script used in Minoan Crete through an investigation of the origin of the Sea Peoples. Historical and archaeological evidences have indicated that the origin of at least some of the Sea Peoples was Crete. This paper presents a &...

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Main Author: Wan Muhammad Ariff Rahmat
Other Authors: Perono Cacciafoco Francesco
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2020
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1382942020-04-30T04:45:02Z Linear a investigation into the origin of the sea peoples Wan Muhammad Ariff Rahmat Perono Cacciafoco Francesco School of Humanities fcacciafoco@ntu.edu.sg Humanities::Linguistics::Historical linguistics Humanities::History::Europe This paper aims to investigate the language behind the Linear A writing script used in Minoan Crete through an investigation of the origin of the Sea Peoples. Historical and archaeological evidences have indicated that the origin of at least some of the Sea Peoples was Crete. This paper presents a 'lexicographic' approach to reveal the presence, or relation, of the Sea Peoples with Minoan Crete and the Linear A writing script. An analysis of the origin and attestations of the Sea Peoples from past researches is conducted, followed by a search of possible Sea Peoples ethnonyms and toponyms within the Linear A corpus. The research identified a likely suffix of the Minoan language in -A-SI/E but identification of possible Sea Peoples group within the Linear A corpus remains inconclusive mainly due to the paucity of Linear A materials and recurrences. Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and Multilingual Studies 2020-04-30T04:45:02Z 2020-04-30T04:45:02Z 2020 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/138294 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Humanities::History::Europe
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Humanities::History::Europe
Wan Muhammad Ariff Rahmat
Linear a investigation into the origin of the sea peoples
description This paper aims to investigate the language behind the Linear A writing script used in Minoan Crete through an investigation of the origin of the Sea Peoples. Historical and archaeological evidences have indicated that the origin of at least some of the Sea Peoples was Crete. This paper presents a 'lexicographic' approach to reveal the presence, or relation, of the Sea Peoples with Minoan Crete and the Linear A writing script. An analysis of the origin and attestations of the Sea Peoples from past researches is conducted, followed by a search of possible Sea Peoples ethnonyms and toponyms within the Linear A corpus. The research identified a likely suffix of the Minoan language in -A-SI/E but identification of possible Sea Peoples group within the Linear A corpus remains inconclusive mainly due to the paucity of Linear A materials and recurrences.
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