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March 29, 2017Journal of Near Eastern StudiesOpen Access

Berlin Papyrus P. 13447 and the Library of the Yehudite Colony at Elephantine

Christine Mitchell

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An analysis of an Aramaic scroll from Elephantine that makes a contribution to the study of the texts on the scroll (Aramaic DB and an unnamed set of records) and to the study of the Aramaic archive of the Judaean community at Elephantine

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a121b2ce407b26696343b15 https://doi.org/10.1086/690226

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