Hudhud
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𐩠𐩵𐩠𐩵
ID: 94

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"Jändl 2009: 228, pl. IX"

Text:

Translations:

1ʾnmrm ʾẓlm, son of H- 
2wfʿṯt, of the family Nḥs¹n, dedicated 
3to ʾlmqh ḏ-Hrn the tablet 
4because He conceded him 
5to slaughter an excellent slaughter from 
6the tribe Nbs²m; and He 
7may continue to grant ʾ- 
8nmrm abundance of faculty and 
9might; and for what has been favourable and 
10may be favourable to the family ḏ-Nḥs¹n.

Translation Notes:

5Nebes 2005: 343, n. 77 argues that mhrg had a speecific and concrete meaning, indicating fallen enemies whose hands were cut off as war trophies.

Chronological

Period: C

Physical

Support: Object → Artefact → Plaque → With framework
Materials: Bronze
Measures: h. 25, w. 13.5
Decorations:
Type Level 1: Framework
Figurative Subjects:
Subject Level 1: Geometric motif
Subject Level 2: Dentils

Linguistic

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

Spatial

Site: ʿAmrān, ʿAmrān, Yemen
Ancient Name: ʿmrn
Type of Site: Modern site with reemployed inscriptions or artefacts
Deposit:
settlement: London
institution: The British Museum
private Collection: false
identification Number: BM 48460=1862,1028.8

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