Carta’s Echoes from the Past: Hebrew and Cognate Inscriptions from the Biblical Period / January 01, 2008

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This collection of over 220 ancient inscriptions is a rich source of information about the biblical world.

This book was conceived and born in the classroom. It is a collection of Hebrew inscriptions from the First Commonwealth period from the kingdoms around the Jordan River. The inscriptions were written in Hebrew, or in languages or dialects similar to Hebrew, thus making them accessible to any reader of Hebrew. Over 220 inscriptions; each is illustrated by a photograph or facsimile, with transcriptions in Hebrew letters.

This collection of ancient texts is of value to everyone interested in the antiquities of Israel, teachers of Bible and History of Israel, Ancient Near Eastern History, Semitic Languages, and Biblical Archaeology.