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== | ==Available== | ||
https://github.com/mwenge/lineara.xyz | * https://github.com/mwenge/lineara.xyz | ||
https://lineara.xyz/ | * https://lineara.xyz/ | ||
== | ==Authors== | ||
* developed by: Rob Hogan | |||
* tabulation: George Douros | |||
* original data: Louis Godart and Jean-Pierre Olivier (1970) | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
'''Linear A Explorer''' is a visualization tool for exploring and researching the surviving documents of the Linear A language and aims to make them more accessible. Search and filter the documents by hovering over the texts and clicking on words. | |||
Search and filter the documents by hovering over the texts and clicking on words. | |||
From the repository description (accessed 2016-07-14): | |||
[[category: projects]] | <blockquote>The objective of the '''LinearA Explorer''' is to allow users to explore the complete Linear A corpus in a way that is intuitive and hopefully illuminating. But while it might be of passing interest to the curious visitor it must also be of practical use to interested Linear A scholars. That means that is must offer them something not currently available to them and allow them to investigate and explore the Linear A dataset in ways that were not previously open to them. While still a work in progress, I think the Linear A Explorer is on its way to achieving that.</blockquote> | ||
[[category: epigraphy]] | |||
[[category:projects]] | |||
[[category:epigraphy]] | |||
[[category:Linear A]] | |||
[[category:Minoan]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:22, 14 July 2026
Available
Authors
- developed by: Rob Hogan
- tabulation: George Douros
- original data: Louis Godart and Jean-Pierre Olivier (1970)
Description
Linear A Explorer is a visualization tool for exploring and researching the surviving documents of the Linear A language and aims to make them more accessible. Search and filter the documents by hovering over the texts and clicking on words.
From the repository description (accessed 2016-07-14):
The objective of the LinearA Explorer is to allow users to explore the complete Linear A corpus in a way that is intuitive and hopefully illuminating. But while it might be of passing interest to the curious visitor it must also be of practical use to interested Linear A scholars. That means that is must offer them something not currently available to them and allow them to investigate and explore the Linear A dataset in ways that were not previously open to them. While still a work in progress, I think the Linear A Explorer is on its way to achieving that.