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Article Contents -1 p.24 1 p.25 2 p.26 3 Issue Table of Contents -1 Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, No. 126, Apr., 1952 -1 From the Acting President's Desk [pp.1-2] -1 The March Meeting of the Board of Trustees [p.3] -1 The Archaeological Fellowship of the Schools in Israel [p.4] -1 From the Alumni and Friends of the Schools [p.4] -1 The Zodiac of Khirbet et-Tannûr [pp.5-10] -1 The Historical Allusions of the Dead Sea Habakkuk Midrash [pp.10-20] -1 The Date of the Hittite Capture of Babylon [pp.20-24] -1 A Note on the Chronology of the Second Millennium B.C. [pp.24-26] -1 Some Corrections Regarding Isaiah 43:19 in the Isaiah Scroll [pp.26-27] -1 On Hebrew 'AḎ Meaning "at, by, near" [p.27] -1 Books on the Ancient East [pp.27-34] -1 Back Matter [pp.35-36] -1 Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 1952.126:24-26

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Author
W. F. Albright
Published
1952
Language
EN
Field
Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

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