Top scientists (linguists and archaeologists) from all over the world agree: the Minoans were Indo-European Pelasgians and their language was an Indo-European language belonging to the Satem family of languages.
After the glory of Arthur Evans who discovered the Minoan civilization and the glory of Michael Ventris who, with the help of the linguist Chadwick, deciphered Linear B, proving the Greekness of the Mycenaeans, 2026 is the year of Greece’s glory since I managed to crack the hidden code of Linear A.
The Minoans were Pelasgians and their language was Indo-European, a type of ancient Albanian dialect. This alone demonstrates that Indo-Europeans inhabited Crete since 7000 BC, and that Minoan civilization was Proto-Greek, a creation of the ancient Albanians, and not Semitic or Egyptian or of unknown non-Indo-European origin, as various charlatans had argued. The Albanian language proves the autochthony of Hellenism.
The Pelasgian nature and Indo-European identity of the Minoans have been supported by leading scientists all over the world. I attach a screenshot from an archaeological book by Crete University Press (Where and When the Greeks Came From by Theodoros Giannopoulos, 2013 edition) showing the following passage, which I have highlighted in yellow:
The British scientist Owens considers the Minoan language to be part of the satem group of Indo-European languages, and considers that the Minoan language emerged from an initially unified Proto-Indo-European environment in Anatolia, for which he uses the term “Pelasgian”, believing that the Minoan language dates back to 8000–7000 BC.
Therefore, here we have a de facto recognition that:
1. the Minoan language is Pelasgian
2. the Minoan language is Indo-European
3. the Minoan language is satem
Given that:
1. the Albanian language is a satem language
2. Iakovos Thomopoulos and I have proven that Pelasgian was Albanian
Then, since Minoan is Pelasgian according to Owens,
Minoan was therefore also Albanian.
And given that the linguists Joseph and Hyllested in the book The Indo-European Language Family in 2022 expressed the theory of the “Greco-Albanian” branch of Paleo-Balkan languages, according to which Illyrian emerged from Greco-Albanian—which means there was a period during which Greek and Albanian were one and the same before splitting into separate languages.
we are led to the conclusion that the homeland of this Greco-Albanian branch was southern Greece, and the first language that separated was Albanian, which was the language of the Minoans.
Next week I will present all my research on my new website PELASGIAN STUDIES (PELASGIANS-GREEKS-ALBANIANS).
Source
Marios Dimopoulos. Philologist – Linguist – Ethnologist. Researcher of Arvanite Culture. Author – Researcher – Speaker at International Academic Conferences
