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Journal of the American Oriental Society 136(2): 247-263. A full reading of one of the longer rock inscriptions as a votive text to the Hurrian storm god; an example of the kind of whole-text reading that remains contested.
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Aren M. Wilson-Wright (2016). Sinai 357: A Northwest Semitic Votive Inscription to Teššob. https://doi.org/10.7817/jameroriesoci.136.2.247
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