It was finally deciphered in 1953 by John Chadwick and Michael Ventris long after the discovery of many tablets by Sir Arthur Evans.
Standards for the study of this system was adopted in 1961 in the Wingspread Convention, and Emmett Bennett devised a scheme for numbering and cataloging this system.  Alice Kober studied this system while a student of Sir John Myres, (*) and this system used vertical lines to separate words and didn't distinguish between stops. It was finally deciphered in 1953 by John Chadwick and Michael Ventris long after the discovery of many tablets by Sir Arthur Evans. For 10 points, identify this language used for writing Mycenaean Greek.
Standards for the study of this system was adopted in 1961 in the Wingspread Convention, and Emmett Bennett devised a scheme for numbering and cataloging this system.  
Linear B [do NOT accept or prompt on "Linear A"]