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Biridiya was the
ruler of Megiddo,
northern part of the
southern Levant, in the 14th
century BC. At the time
Megiddo was a city-state
submitting to the...
- protection.
Biridiya, the king of Megiddo,
accused him of
besieging his city: Say to the king-(pharaoh), my lord and my Sun:
Message of
Biridiya, the loyal...
- clay
tablet Amarna letter from
Biridiya the governor-'mayor' of Magidda. It is
letter number four of five from
Biridiya. The
letter is in
pristine condition...
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Archive contains letters concerning the ruler(s) of Acco. In one, King
Biridiya of
Megiddo complains to
Amenhotep III or
Akhenaten of the king of Acre...
- are from
Biridiya of Magidda-(Megiddo), (EA for 'el Amarna'). Say to the king-(i.e. pharaoh), my lord and my Sun: Message-('um–ma') of
Biridiya, the ruler...
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plague of
Megiddo c. 1350 BC Megiddo, land of
Canaan Amarna letters EA 244,
Biridiya,
mayor of
Megiddo complains to
Amenhotep III of his area
being "consumed...
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Bottom Edge, Reverse, Top Edge, and Side.
Letter EA 365 is aut****d by
Biridiya of
Megiddo and is
written to the
Pharaoh of
Egypt (in the 14th century...
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known as the
Amarna Letters.
These refer to
local chieftains, such as
Biridiya of Megiddo, Lib'ayu of
Shechem and Abdi-Heba in Jerusalem. Abdi-Heba is...
- For the mid 14th
century BC
Amarna letters,
letter EA 365 aut****d by
Biridiya,
harvesting in URUNuribta, ti is used for "ti", and "ṭi". For example,...
- of corvée. Of the 382
Amarna letters,
there is an
undamaged letter from
Biridiya of
Megiddo entitled "Furnishing corvée workers". Later,
during the Ptolemaic...
