- The
Mesha Stele, also
known as the
Moabite Stone, is a
stele dated around 840 BCE
containing a
significant Canaanite inscription in the name of King Mesha...
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which describes the
Moabite victory over an
unnamed son of King Omri of Israel, an
episode also
noted in 2
Kings 3. The
Moabite capital was Dibon. According...
- The
Moabite language, also
known as the
Moabite dialect, is an
extinct sub-language or
dialect of the
Canaanite languages,
themselves a
branch of Northwest...
- this
entirely new
category of "
Moabite" artifacts.
Since German archaeologists had not
gained possession of the
Moabite Stone, they
rushed to buy the Shapira...
- from that of Egyptian. One
ancient do****ent is the
famous Moabite Stone,
written in the
Moabite dialect; the
Siloam inscription,
found near Jerusalem, is...
- on 2
Kings 3,
accessed 20
December 2017 "Jehoram",
Jewish Encyclopedia "Biblical
Archaeology 4: The
Moabite Stone (a.k.a.
Mesha Stele)". 15 July 2011....
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consolidated in
small kingdoms during the Iron Age – such as the Ammonites,
Moabites and Edomites, with
partial areas controlled by the Israelites. In the classic...
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language which already has a
script ****ociated with it.
Mesha Stele –
Moabite stele commemorating Mesha's
victory over
Israel (c. 840 BCE) Transliteration...
- the
minerals and
research the
unique climate.
After the find of the "
Moabite Stone" in 1868 on the
plateau east of the Dead Sea,
Moses Wilhelm Shapira...
- the
Iliad and Odyssey. c. 850 BC—Mesha
erects the
Mesha Stele, the
Moabite Stone; the
story is 34 lines,
nearly complete and
reveals the name 'Israel'...
