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A Proto-Sinaitic Inscription in Timna/Israel: New Evidence on the Emergence of the Alphabet
Stefan Jakob Wimmer, 2010.
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Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections 2(2): 1-12. A rock inscription in the Timna copper-mining district, the first Proto-Sinaitic text found outside Sinai and Egypt, in an Egyptian mining context of the New Kingdom.
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Stefan Jakob Wimmer (2010). A Proto-Sinaitic Inscription in Timna/Israel: New Evidence on the Emergence of the Alphabet. https://doi.org/10.2458/azu_jaei_v02i2_wimmer
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