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Ostrakon Amarna 297
Kein medizinischer Text, sondern der früheste Beleg des großen Nilhymnus
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Ines Köhler
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Jessica Jancziak
Published/Copyright:
July 7, 2017
Summary
Since it was published ostracon Amarna 297 was as-signed to the medical texts. New investigations show that instead of medical it contains a clearly literal text: the great Nile-hymn. With this identification, the ostracon Amarna 297 that clearly dates to the Amarna-period is the earliest evidence of the Nile-hymn.
Online erschienen: 2017-7-7
Erschienen im Druck: 2017-6-7
© 2017 by De Gruyter
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