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<BR><B>Brent Davis:</B>
<BR>Brent Davis did draw several tables,
<BR>that trace the alphabetic signs to Cretan and Luwian sources.
<BR>In the article: "Cypro-Minoan in Philistia".
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<BR><B>Carolina Lopez-Ruiz:</B>
<BR>Carolina Lopez-Ruiz presents perspectives on ancient Mediterranean connectivity.
<BR>Interaction among Greeks, Phoenicians and other groups.
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<BR><B>Nanno Marinatos:</B>
<BR>The Minoan sphere of influence 
<BR>in the Aegean region.
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<BR><B>Peter Revesz:</B>
<BR>The Cretan Script Family is a set of related writing systems that have a putative origin in Crete.
<BR>Revesz identified the Cypriot syllabary, the Greek and the Phoenician
<BR>as members of this script family.
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