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The Pseudo-Hieroglyphic Inscriptions from Byblos, Their Elusive Dating, and Their Affinities with the Early Phoenician Inscriptions
Benjamin Sass, 2019.
What it's used for here
In P. Abrahami and L. Battini (eds), Cultures et sociétés syro-mésopotamiennes: Mélanges offerts à Olivier Rouault, Oxford: Archaeopress, pp. 157-180. Argues that no inscription has a secure context and that affinities with ninth-century Byblian alphabetic inscriptions point to an Iron Age date (c. 900-830 BC) rather than the Middle Bronze Age.
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Benjamin Sass (2019). The Pseudo-Hieroglyphic Inscriptions from Byblos, Their Elusive Dating, and Their Affinities with the Early Phoenician Inscriptions. https://www.academia.edu/38559714
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