"The language of the Minoans, about which little is known, is referred
to as Eteocretan. It may have been written in the undeciphered Linear
A script."
"Very little is known about Eteocretan except that it may be the
language used on the Linear A tablets. It is generally described as
non-Indo-European or rather pre-Indo-European. The late Prof. Cyrus
Gordon, better known for his work on Ugaritic, argued that it was a
Semitic language closely related to Phoenician, but his attempted
decipherments have been proven to be inaccurate and have not been
accepted by other linguists. A relationship with Luwian, an Anatolian
language, has also been suggested."