An edition of Menschen und Götter, Buchstaben und Bilder (2014)

Menschen und Götter, Buchstaben und Bilder

die frühen alphabetischen Schriftzeugnisse im Südwest-Sinai (2. Jahrtausend v. Chr.)

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Menschen und Götter, Buchstaben und Bilder
Ludwig D. Morenz, Ludwig D. Mo ...
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An edition of Menschen und Götter, Buchstaben und Bilder (2014)

Menschen und Götter, Buchstaben und Bilder

die frühen alphabetischen Schriftzeugnisse im Südwest-Sinai (2. Jahrtausend v. Chr.)

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EBV
Language
German
Pages
211

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Subjects

Alphabet, History, Ancient Inscriptions, Egyptian Inscriptions, Writing

Places

Sarābīṭ al-Khādim Site (Egypt), Egypt, Middle East

Times

To 1500

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Menschen und Götter, Buchstaben und Bilder: die frühen alphabetischen Schriftzeugnisse im Südwest-Sinai (2. Jahrtausend v. Chr.)
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-206) and index.

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Berlin
Series
Studia Sinaitica -- Band 2

Classifications

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PJ1526.S226 M67 2014

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211 pages
Number of pages
211

ID Numbers

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OL30828936M
ISBN 13
9783868931457
LCCN
2015391623

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