Recherches récentes en épigraphie créto-mycénienne

The Creto-Mycenaean Epigraphic Week was organised by the École Française d'Athènes from the 24th to the 28th March 1988 with the aim of bringing together for a few work sessions recognised scholars and young graduate students specialising in the study of the Linear A and Β scripts. Each of the participants presented an account of his personal research work: M.-L. Bech Nosh, The Administration of Textiles in Central Crete, outside of the series Lc/Le/Ln; Chr. Boulotis, The New Linear A documents from Akrotiri (Thera): Preliminary Remarks; R Carlier, Wa-na-ka Again<. New Throughts about the Mycenaean Kingships; R Darcque, Real Archives, Virtual Archives in Linear B; H. Landenius Enegren, Some Problems of the Prosopography of Knossos; J. T. Killen, The Pylos Ta Tablets Revisited; S. Lupack, The Role of the Religious Sector in Mycenaean Economics; J.-R. Olivier, The Classical Cypriot Syllabary: an Inventory; M. Perna, The Linear A Ideograms on the Vases; Fr. Rougemont, Some Problems Connected with the Study of the "Collectors" in the Linear Β Tablets; M. St. Speciale, The Anthroponyms in Linear Β from Knossos and Crete in LM II-III; M. Tsipopoulou, The Hieroglyphic Archive at Petras, Siteia; G. Varias Garcia, Mycenaean Anthroponymy in the Series Β Tablets from Knossos and Mycenae.