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Sidon’s ancient harbour: natural characteristics and hazards
, 2011 Carayon, N., Marriner, N., Morhange, C.
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Further insights into maternal and paternal human histories in southern Iberia. [PDF]
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ROS-Mediated Nematocidal Activity and Reproductive Toxicity of Herbal Extracts in <i>Caenorhabditis elegans</i>. [PDF]
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Insecticidal potential of five medicinal plants: An In Vitro evaluation and molecular docking analysis of Artemisia absinthium. [PDF]
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When the Phoenicians Were Swedish
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2021Olof Rudbeck’s Atlantica (1679–1702) is a characteristically wide-ranging example of Early Modern scholarship in which the author draws on a compendious assortment of evidence to argue that his native Sweden was the cradle of human civilization.
Annie Burman, Philip J. Boyes
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2020
Abstract Often reviled in the Bible as overly wealthy traders and false worshipers, the Phoenicians appear in the biblical accounts under the label of their principal cities, Tyre and Sidon. Native inscriptions and new archaeological efforts provide information on Phoenician royal politics, religion, and colonial ambitions as far west as
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Abstract Often reviled in the Bible as overly wealthy traders and false worshipers, the Phoenicians appear in the biblical accounts under the label of their principal cities, Tyre and Sidon. Native inscriptions and new archaeological efforts provide information on Phoenician royal politics, religion, and colonial ambitions as far west as
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Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel, 2022
It is generally agreed that Phoenician-Punic and Hebrew are characterized by a certain, if not high, degree of mutual intelligibility. However, several features clearly differentiate the two in terms of phonology, morphology, syntax, and lexicon. After delineating the history and dialectal subdivision of Phoenician-Punic, and then summarising the ...
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It is generally agreed that Phoenician-Punic and Hebrew are characterized by a certain, if not high, degree of mutual intelligibility. However, several features clearly differentiate the two in terms of phonology, morphology, syntax, and lexicon. After delineating the history and dialectal subdivision of Phoenician-Punic, and then summarising the ...
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