2011
DOI: 10.3406/bch.2011.7827
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La préparation d’un supplément au Recueil des inscriptions en linéaire A. Observations à partir d’un travail en cours

Abstract: La préparation d’un supplément au Recueil des inscriptions en linéaire A de L. Godart et J.-P. Olivier, qui rassemblera les inscriptions publiées après 1985, permet de présenter les caractéristiques de ce corpus sous un angle nouveau. On prend ici la mesure des évolutions survenues dans la datation, la répartition et les équilibres entre différents supports et types d’inscriptions.

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“…This still remains the only corpus of Linear A inscriptions, solely available in print form (although scans have recently been put online by publish ers). However, more evidence has been coming up since the publication of the corpus, and has been published in individual articles (an addition to GORILA is in preparation by Del Freo and Zurbrach, 2011). As it stands, the corpus shows a blackandwhite photograph of each docu ment, followed by a drawing and two transcriptions: the first transcrip tion is faithful to the original layout of the text (to ease sign identifica tion in their original position on the actual document), while the second transcription shows standardised sign shapes along with a functional arrangement of the text (for easier interpretation of the record).…”
Section: The Standard Corpus Of Linear a Inscriptionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This still remains the only corpus of Linear A inscriptions, solely available in print form (although scans have recently been put online by publish ers). However, more evidence has been coming up since the publication of the corpus, and has been published in individual articles (an addition to GORILA is in preparation by Del Freo and Zurbrach, 2011). As it stands, the corpus shows a blackandwhite photograph of each docu ment, followed by a drawing and two transcriptions: the first transcrip tion is faithful to the original layout of the text (to ease sign identifica tion in their original position on the actual document), while the second transcription shows standardised sign shapes along with a functional arrangement of the text (for easier interpretation of the record).…”
Section: The Standard Corpus Of Linear a Inscriptionsmentioning
confidence: 99%