"Evidence for a Left-to-Right Reading Direction of the Phaistos Disk" is a 2022 journal article by the renowned computational linguistics researcher, Peter Revesz. The article provides exhaustive evidence to demonstrate that the inscription on the Phaistos Disk is to be read left-to-right. This work builds upon Revesz' prior work on the same artifact, wherein he translated the contents according to objective scientific methods and data analyses.

In IJOC 10, Peter Revesz published a methodology, transliteration, and translation of the Phaistos Disk, which is categorized as containing an inscription in Linear A script. Published in 2016, Revesz applied a computer science methodology to the task of deciphering the script of Linear A. The translation method indicated a five-step process, whereby related families of languages and scripts were used as guidance. Revesz's findings suggest that the Linear A script is of Proto-Finno-Ugric and Hungarian origins; and, the text is to be read from the center-out (in contrast to some other scholars' interpretations). In sum, Revesz's data suggest that the inscription is a hymn to a heretofore unknown solar deity.

"Data mining ancient scripts" is a 2019 conference paper that was published in subsequent proceedings. The paper was presented at the 23rd International Database Engineering & Applications Symposium in Athens, Greece, on June 10-12, 2019. Peter Revesz and Shruti Daggumati shared their findings concerning ancient scripts and their similarities. They employed a data mining approach in order to discover similarities among ancient scripts: Sumerian, Cretan, Indus Valley, and others.