the writing system of the minoan was called cypro - minoan syllabary.
the writing system of the minoan was called cypro - minoan syllabary.
what was the writing system of the minoan called?
cypro - minoan syllabary
hill split "writing" into three major categories of linguistic analysis, one of which covers discourses and is not usually considered writing proper:









































bullet::::- "discourse system"









































bullet::::- "iconic discourse system", e.g. amerindian









































bullet::::- "conventional discourse system", e.g. quipu









































bullet::::- "morphemic writing system", e.g. egyptian, sumerian, maya, chinese









































bullet::::- "phonemic writing system"









































bullet::::- "partial phonemic writing system", e.g. egyptian, hebrew, arabic









































bullet::::- "poly-phonemic writing system", e.g. linear b, kana, cherokee









































bullet::::- "mono-phonemic writing system"









































bullet::::- "phonemic writing system", e.g. ancient greek, old english









































bullet::::- "morpho-phonemic writing system", e.g. german, modern english









































sampson draws a distinction between "semasiography" and "glottography"
writing system
lochinvar railway station









































lochinvar railway station is located on the main northern line in new south wales, australia. it serves the nearby town of lochinvar opening on 2 july 1860.









































it briefly served as the terminus of the great northern railway when it was extended from maitland. in march 1862 lochinvar ceased to be a terminus when the line was extended to greta.









































section::::platforms & services.









































lochinvar has two side platforms. it is serviced by nsw trainlink hunter line services travelling between newcastle, muswellbrook and scone.









































section::::improvements.
lochinvar railway station