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- From: "Jonathan D. Safren" <yonsaf AT beitberl.ac.il>
- To: Ian Hutchesson <mc2499 AT mclink.it>
- Cc: Biblical Hebrew <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut)
- Date: Fri, 02 Jun 2000 16:44:50 +0200
> When did Aramaeans first hit Mesopotamian inscriptions -- not Ahlamu, but
> Aramaeans? When the Hebrews were already supposed to have been in
> Palestine. When the climatic change drove them out of the steppes and into
> more arable lands to survive, causing such trouble for the Assyrians and
> Babylonians in the Khabur region and Suhi.
>
If I remember correctly - and I may not - the Arimu, identified with the
Arameans,
first appear in 12th century BCE Middle Assyrian inscriptions. I forgot which
king
mentions them first; it may have been one of the Tukulti-Ninurtas or the
Tiglat-Pilesers. Someon e have a book handy?
Jonathan
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Jonathan D. Safren
Dept. of Biblical Studies
Beit Berl College
44905 Beit Berl Post Office
Israel
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Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut),
Ian Hutchesson, 05/31/2000
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
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Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut),
Jonathan D. Safren, 06/01/2000
- Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut), Ian Hutchesson, 06/01/2000
- Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut), Jonathan D. Safren, 06/02/2000
- Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut), Ian Hutchesson, 06/02/2000
- Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut), John Ronning, 06/03/2000
- Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut), Maria Solarez, 06/03/2000
- Re: Jericho's Anomalies (cut), Ian Hutchesson, 06/03/2000
- SV: Jericho's Anomalies (cut), Thomas L. Thompson, 06/05/2000
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