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Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 12(1), pp. 108 to 120. Argues from place names, personal names and the archaeology of Amathus that Eteocypriot is a Hurrian dialect brought by settlers from Anatolia or northern Syria. Source for the Hurrian hypothesis.
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Thierry Petit (1999). Eteocypriot myth and Amathusian reality. https://doi.org/10.1558/jmea.v12i1.108
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