The elucidation of cuneiform led to the decipherment of Sumerian. Young made significant contributions to the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphs. The decipherment and classification of Hieroglyphic Luwian was much more difficult. Herbert is rarely mentioned in standard histories of the decipherment of cuneiform. He is known mostly for his contributions toward the decipherment of cuneiform. This successful decipherment inaugurated the study of Indian palaeography. A few dedicatory inscriptions were also found but of very little contribution to decipherment. James Prinsep was then able to complete the decipherment of the Brahmi script. Princep took them as "danam" (donation), which permitted the decipherment of the Brahmi script. Meanwhile, the linguists closest to the decipherment were having doubts about the classification of proto-Greek. Much of the progress made in decipherment depended on the names of kings. In both cases there are claims of decipherment of linguistic content, without wide acceptance. John Chadwick was associated with Michael Ventris in the decipherment of Linear B. Young did so, with two results that together paved the way for the final decipherment. Significant work remained to be done to complete the decipherment.