Page-shaped Linear B tablet recording grain rations for women workers at Knossos; the lunar sign on the left side of the tablet indicates that the women workers received their rations on a monthly basis (also existence of some sort of calendar); whole text probably a palimpsest; writing also appears at the back.
The transcription is given here. E777 is its unique reference number among all the tablets found at Knossos. LUNA is latin for moon and GRA for wheat, which is a convention for transcribing tablets. These are the monthly wheat rations. The syllables refer to the sounds of the Linear B signs.
E777 ASHM (1910.214) ( - )
.1 ko-no-si-ja / ki-ri-te-wi-ja-i LUNA 1 GRA 100[
.2 a-mi-ni-si-ja LUNA 1 GRA 100 [
.3 pa-i-ti-ja LUNA 1 GRA 100[
verso
.1 a-ze-ti-ri-ja GRA 1…0…[
Further reading
Bendall, Lisa. ‘Two Linear B Tablets from Knossos’, in A. Shapland (ed.), Labyrinth: Knossos, Myth & Reality (Oxford: Ashmolean Museum), p. 160-1.