Cretan Hieroglyphs are a form of writing used in ancient Crete during the Minoan civilization, around 2000 to 1450 BCE. This script consists of symbols that represent objects, ideas, or sounds, but its exact meaning remains largely undeciphered. The hieroglyphs were primarily found on seals, pottery, and other artifacts, indicating their use in administrative and religious contexts. The writing system is distinct from other scripts of the time, such as Linear A and Linear B. Cretan Hieroglyphs are characterized by their intricate designs and varied symbols, which suggest a complex society with advanced communication methods. Despite ongoing research, the full understanding of this script continues to elude scholars.