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The Fifth Haverford excavation season at Tel Beth-Shemesh (Ain Shams) in 1933 revealed a fracture... more The Fifth Haverford excavation season at Tel Beth-Shemesh (Ain Shams) in 1933 revealed a fractured tablet bearing a cuneiform inscription dating to the Late Bronze Age. Considered to be the earliest alphabetic cuneiform text uncovered in the Canaanite arena outside of Ugarit, this tablet quickly became the focus of many studies. Later readings suggested that this was the earliest example of a South Semitic Alphabetical sequence. Through petrographic material analysis, the present study examines the possible location of production of the tablet and discusses the implications with regard to the object's function and cultural context.
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J. Yogev, "The Seven Eyes of God", Vetus Testamentum 69 (2019), pp. 307-319, 2019
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