Malia altar stone

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The Malia altar stone is an inscribed stone artifact from the Minoan site of Malia on Crete, notable for bearing one of the key examples of undeciphered Cretan hieroglyphic writing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cretan hieroglyphic inscription
Minoan artifact
archaeological artifact
inscribed stone artifact
archaeologicalSite Malia archaeological site NERFINISHED
associatedWith Cretan hieroglyphic corpus NERFINISHED
Minoan religion NERFINISHED
chronologicalContext Minoan Bronze Age NERFINISHED
culture Minoan civilization NERFINISHED
discoverySite Malia palace complex NERFINISHED
functionHypothesis altar stone
cult object
geographicalContext northern coast of Crete
inscriptionStatus undeciphered text
inscriptionType hieroglyphic inscription
languageStatus underlying language unknown
locatedIn Crete NERFINISHED
Greece
Malia NERFINISHED
material stone
notableFor bearing one of the key examples of Cretan hieroglyphic writing
importance for the study of undeciphered Cretan hieroglyphs
region Bronze Age Crete
relatedScript Linear A NERFINISHED
Linear B NERFINISHED
researchField Aegean epigraphy
Minoan archaeology
scriptFamily Aegean scripts NERFINISHED
scriptStatus undeciphered
writingSystem Cretan hieroglyphs NERFINISHED

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Cretan hieroglyphs hasNotableInscription Malia altar stone