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Hamites is the name
formerly used for some
Northern and Horn of
Africa peoples in the
context of a now-outdated
model of
dividing humanity into different...
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appear to have been
derived from
neotenic Hamites that
retained the helically-coiled
juvenile morphology of
Hamites into adulthood.
Baculites Scaphites Turrilites...
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buried there after having lived 536 years.
Noach (parsha) Sons of Noah
Hamites Hebrew: חָם, Modern: H̱am, Tiberian: Ḥām; Gr**** Χαμ Kham, Ge'ez: ካም Kam;...
- (1901)
classification of the
Hamites,
Seligman divides the
Hamites into two groups: (a) "Eastern
Hamites" and (b) "Northern
Hamites". The
former include the...
- sons of Noah in the Book of Genesis,
together with the
parallel terms Hamites and ****hetites. In archaeology, the term is
sometimes used
informally as...
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British Academy. ISBN 978-0-19-726055-5. The
Northern Nilo-
Hamites (1953) The
Southern Nilo-
Hamites (1953) The
Galla of
Ethiopia (1955) Correspondence, seminar...
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Baculites –
another type of extinct, straight-s****ed cephalopod.
Belemnite Hamites Lituites Paleontological Institute. "Part K,
Mollusca 3".
Treatise on Invertebrate...
- Babylonians, Hebrews, and
Arabs were one
people (ein Volk).
Phoenicians (
Hamites) also
spoke this language,
which I
would like to call the
Semitic (die...
- Noah, Shem and Ham, are the
eponymous ancestors of the
Semites and the
Hamites, respectively. In the
Biblical Table of
Nations (Genesis
Genesis 10:2–5)...
- the son of Ham. In
biblical and
historical usage, the term "Cu****es" (
Hamites)
refers to
individuals of East
African origin (Horn of
Africa and Sudan)...
