16-09-2017, 07:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-09-2017, 07:52 PM by Emma May Smith.)
I don't know why there is an idea that Bax's method is similar to Ventris's. It isn't. Ventris (and Kober) constructed a series of interlocking sound values for multiple characters before guessing a single word. It was this table of sounds values which allowed the solution to be both a) self-propagating by suggesting more sound values, and b) self-checking by rejecting forced sound values. Once Ventris had made a handful of correct guesses, the rest was history.
Also, Bax's solution isn't that much like Champollion's, before anybody suggests that.
Also, Bax's solution isn't that much like Champollion's, before anybody suggests that.


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