Linear A Sign A310

A310 has no confirmed reading or translation. As of 2026, Linear A remains undeciphered. It is catalogued as a syllabogram, a sign for a syllable; assigning it a sound from Linear B is a convention, not a translation.

Linear A was used on Bronze Age Crete. Palace records list goods and quantities; offering tables, jewelry, and vessels bear inscriptions in ritual or personal settings.

Linear B later reused many Linear A signs for Mycenaean Greek, the Greek of the Mycenaean civilization. Cretan Hieroglyphic was a separate contemporary script, also used for some administration. On pin KN Zf 31, A310 is recorded turned 90° from neighboring signs; a font shows its catalog form, not a tracing of every artifact.