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Self-taught decoded the Minoy letter A in 120 years.
In brief
- Tom Di Mino announced the successful deciphering of Minoan script A.
- He claims that the language of script A is an extinct Semitic language.
- He used the AI tool Claude Code to analyze the corpus of script A.
Tom Di Mino, a self-taught engineer and amateur linguist from the Hudson Valley, stated that he has deciphered Linear A, the Minoan script from the Bronze Age, which specialists have been unsuccessfully working on for over a century.
He claims that the language of script A is an extinct Semitic language, a predecessor of biblical Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic.
Di Mino used the AI tool Claude Code to analyze the digitized corpus of script A and identify patterns.
His hypothesis has not yet been confirmed, and there is no scientific article or preprint available in open access that supports his findings.
Source: Habr
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