Linear B
Mycenaean Greek tablets and syllabic writing.
Study sites
Sanskrit Help is open. The seven sites directly below are the immediate projects; the remaining entries show intended coverage. A listed language does not imply that its site or tools have been published.
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Monier–Williams and Apte dictionaries, a searchable Whitney grammar, the Aṣṭādhyāyī and annotated readers for the Ṛgveda, Bhagavad Gītā, Mahābhārata and Rāmāyaṇa sit alongside tools for sandhi, morphology and parsing.
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Original project artwork; not a manuscript photograph.Immediate projects
Mycenaean Greek tablets and syllabic writing.
Cuneiform and Akkadian reading.
Sumerian texts and cuneiform.
Middle Egyptian and hieroglyphic writing.
Coptic script, forms and texts.
Classical and Koine Greek.
Latin language and texts.
Further study sites
These projects are being researched and built. Their individual pages will be linked here when published.

Hebrew scripture, forms and reading.

Alphabetic cuneiform and Ugaritic texts.

Inscriptions, script and evidence.

Linear A and Cretan Hieroglyphic.

Phoenician and Punic writing and inscriptions.

Seals, signs and undeciphered evidence.

Maya writing, dates and language.

Avestan manuscripts and language.

Royal inscriptions and cuneiform.

Texts and cuneiform study.

Aramaic varieties, including Mandaic.

Syriac scripts and literature.

Luwian, Lycian, Lydian, Carian, Palaic, Pisidian and Sidetic.

Hurrian and Urartian evidence.

Tocharian A and B.

Elamite and related script evidence.
Intended coverage
Group entries name the languages and scripts they are intended to include. The scope may change as sources and rights are checked.

Arabic language and manuscript traditions.

Armenian texts and scripts.

Moabite, Ammonite and Edomite.

Celtic languages, Ogham (script), Gaulish, Celtiberian, Lepontic and Old Welsh.

Chinese writing and historical language.

Geʽez language and manuscript study.

Historical Germanic languages.

Gothic language and manuscript witnesses.
Comparative Indo-European study.

Sogdian, Khotanese and Bactrian, alongside the existing Avestan and Old Persian projects.

Oscan, Umbrian, Faliscan and South Picene.

Meroitic script, inscriptions and language.

Old Church Slavonic manuscripts and language.

Old English texts and language.

Old Irish texts and language.

Old Norse texts and runic evidence.

Old Turkic inscriptions and scripts.

Prakrit languages and inscriptions.
A reconstructed language: comparative evidence, not an ancient manuscript.

Ancient South Arabian writing and languages.

Tibetan texts and script.