Answer
Linear B, the second Cretan script deciphered by Sir Arthur Evans, was not a Minoan script but rather an early form of Greek used by scribes for administrative purposes in the Mycenaean period (1500-1200 BC). Excavated at Knossos and Pylos, it was the writing system of Mycenaean Greece, and its decipherment led to the realization that the Minoan civilization had been succeeded by a Greek-speaking culture.