来自Khirbet al-Ra'i的jerubbal铭文:一个原始的迦南(早期字母)铭文

IF 0.2 4区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY ISRAEL EXPLORATION JOURNAL Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.52486/01.00002.1

C. Rollston, Y. Garfinkel, Kyle H. Keimer, Gillan Davis, S. Ganor

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以色列古物管理局saarg@israntique.org.il摘要这篇文章展示了一个用墨水写在罐子上的原始迦南铭文。它于2019年在位于Tel Lachish以西4公里的Khirbet al-Ra 'i出土，其历史可追溯到公元前12世纪末或11世纪初。只有部分铭文幸存下来，有五个字母表示个人的名字Yrb 'l(耶路巴al)。这个名字也出现在圣经传统中，或多或少在同一时代:“从那日起，基甸就被称为以珥”(士6:31-32)。这一铭文，连同来自Beth-Shemesh和Khirbet Qeiyafa的类似铭文，有助于更好地理解含有ba 'al元素的神义名称的分布

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The Jerubba'al Inscription from Khirbet al-Ra'i: A Proto-Canaanite (Early Alphabetic) Inscription

Israel Antiquities Authority  saarg@israntique.org.il Abstract This article presents a Proto-Canaanite inscription written in ink on a jug. It was unearthed in 2019 at Khirbet al-Ra‘i, located 4 km west of Tel Lachish, in a level dated to the late twelfth or early eleventh century BCE. Only part of the inscription had survived, with five letters indicating the personal name Yrb‘l (Jerubba‘al). This name also appears in the biblical tradition, more or less in the same era: “[Gideon] from that day was called Yrb‘l ” (Judg. 6:31–32). This inscription, together with similar inscriptions from Beth-Shemesh and Khirbet Qeiyafa, contributes to a better understanding of the distribution of theophoric names with the element ba‘al in the

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