Hasaitic

by Stein, Peter

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Hasaitic (Ḥasaitic, Ḥasāʾitic) is the adjective conventionally used to describe a small group of closely related inscriptions, and the language they represent, found in the region of al-Ḥasā on the northeast coast of present day Saudi Arabia. Most of these inscriptions were found in the Thāj oasis, around a dozen more were discovered in the al-Qaṭīf–ʿAyn Jawān region, and the remotest one was unearthed at the ancient site of Uruk in southern ʿIrāq. Whether the few epigraphs in South Arabian scr…

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Hasaitic (Ḥasaitic, Ḥasāʾitic) is the adjective conventionally used to describe a small group of closely related inscriptions, and the language they represent, found in the region of al-Ḥasā on the northeast coast of present day Saudi Arabia. Most of these inscriptions were found in the Thāj oasis, around a dozen more were discovered in the al-Qaṭīf–ʿAyn Jawān region, and the remotest one was unearthed at the ancient site of Uruk in southern ʿIrāq. Whether the few epigraphs in South Arabian script from al-Mulayḥa (al-Maliha, Mleiha,

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei2266

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eng Islam

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Stein, Peter

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