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An edition of new Nabataean inscriptions from Umm al-Jimāl
Abstract – This paper reports on a study of six new Nabataean inscriptions found in Umm al-Jimāl in the north-eastern Badia of Jordan. These inscriptions are a new addition to the corpus of Nabataean inscriptions. The inscriptions were engraved using the square or monumental script.
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Nabataean agricultural terminology
This research is an analytical study of the agrictural terms that occur on Nabataean inscriptions. It is an attempt to explore their linguistic derivation, meanings and indications seeking to reach a better understanding of the Nabataean agricultural system and activities. We will also try to compare these terms to their parallels in other Semitic languages and dialects.
Journal Article
North Arabian Kingdoms
This chapter contains sections titled:
Sources
General Framework
Settlement Before the 1st Millennium
BC
The Neo‐Assyrian Empire and North Arabia: 8th–7th Centuries
BC
Babylon and the Achaemenids: North Arabia in the 6th–4th Centuries
BC
The Lihyanite Dynasty of Dedan: 5th–1st Centuries
BC
Archaeological Data From Significant Oases
Conclusions
Guide to Further Reading
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