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Archanes script

The Archanes script is a (possible) writing system attested on seals first found at Archanes on Crete and on a few other archaeological sites. The writing system dates around 2200 to 1800 BC and is often regarded as the first European script.

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script archanes seals writing system first appear signs early number see cretan hieroglyphs crete possible attested found archaeological sites dates

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