Linear B was used by the Mycenaean civilization.
I think it was the Greeks, right?
The Mycenaeans wrote in Linear B.
Linear B
J. T. Hooker has written: 'The origin of the Linear B script' -- subject(s): Inscriptions, Linear A., Inscriptions, Linear B. 'HIEROS in early Greek' -- subject(s): Hieros (The Greek word), Language 'Mycenaean Greece' -- subject(s): Civilization, Mycenaean, Mycenaean Civilization
The two European languages that have still not been deciphered are Etruscan and Linear A. Etruscan was spoken in ancient Italy by the Etruscan civilization, while Linear A was used in ancient Crete and is related to Linear B, which has been deciphered.
The first writing system used in ancient Greece was called Linear B. It was a syllabic script used primarily by the Mycenaean civilization around the 15th century BCE. Linear B was mainly employed for administrative and record-keeping purposes, and it has been deciphered to reveal information about the economy, society, and culture of the time.
linear b
Linear A (n.) An undeciphered writing system used in Crete from the 18th to the 15th century b.c. Linear B (n.) A syllabic script used in Mycenaean Greek documents chiefly from Crete and Pylos, mostly from the 14th to the 12th century b.c.
Linear A and Linear B are both ancient scripts used in Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations, respectively. Linear A, primarily used by the Minoans from around 1800 to 1450 BCE, remains largely undeciphered and is thought to represent a language isolate. In contrast, Linear B, used by the Mycenaeans from approximately 1450 to 1200 BCE, has been deciphered and is known to represent an early form of Greek. The two scripts differ in their symbols, purposes, and the languages they encode.
A linear pair is of the format (a,b) where a and b are numbers.a is from x-axis and b is from y-axis.Note: (a,b) is not equal to (b,a)
Linear A
non linear B-H characteristics