Hudhud
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𐩠𐩵𐩠𐩵
ID: 4453

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"Robin 2005-2006: 283-285, fig. 176"

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Translations:

1ʿmḏkr, son of Lḥyʿm, of the family ʾbrn, dedicated to Ḥwkm his person, his faculties, his 
2goods, his son Hwfʿṯt, his brothers ʾbʾns¹, Nbṭʿm, Hwtr- 
3ʿṯt, ʾbʿly and ʿmʾns¹, and all their sons, when ʿm- 
4ḏkr transferred to Ḥwkm from his property, because Ḥwkm saved ʿmḏkr in all that he  
5asked Him, and saved him in war and peace. By ʿm, by ʾnby, by Ḥ- 
6wkm, by ḏt Ṣntm, by ḏt Rḥbn, by ḏt Ẓhrn, by ḏt Ḥmy- 
7m, by Ydʿʾb Ḏbyn, king of Qatabān, and by his tribe, his ʾqwl, (tribe of) Bklm ḏ-Mry- 
8mtm. ʿmḏkr committed to Ḥwkm his dedication against everyone who may move it from its place.

Chronological

Period: B

Physical

Support: Object → Artefact → Plaque → With framework
Materials: Bronze
Measures: h. 47.3, w. 117.6
Decorations:
Type Level 1: Framework
Figurative Subjects:
Subject Level 1: Geometric motif
Subject Level 2: Dentils

Linguistic

Language: Ancient South Arabian → Qatabanic → Central Qatabanic
Alphabet: Ancient South Arabian
Script Typology: Monumental writing
Textual Typology: Dedicatory text
Writing Techniques: Cast

Spatial

Site: Hajar al-ʿĀdī, Maʾrib, Yemen
Ancient Name: Mrymtm
Type of Site: Settlement

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