The Inscription from ‘En Hazeva (p. 191)

Remnants of at least two lines of text were traced on one of the narrow sides of a stone figure from ‘En Hazeva. The script seems to be Aramaic, but the geographical context points to the possibility that the script may be Edomite.

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Atiqot
Published
2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040x.1447
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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The Inscription from ‘En Hazeva (p. 191)

Joseph Naveh
Atiqot
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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The Inscription from ‘En Hazeva (p. 191)

Joseph Naveh
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Abstract

Remnants of at least two lines of text were traced on one of the narrow sides of a stone figure from ‘En Hazeva. The script seems to be Aramaic, but the geographical context points to the possibility that the script may be Edomite.

AtiqotVol. 68(1)
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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