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Meanings of amarna tablets in English

Russian
амарнские письма
Portuguese
cartas de el-amarna
Spanish
tablillas de tell el-amarna
Catalan
cartes d'amarna

Archive, written on clay tablets, primarily consisting of diplomatic correspondence between the Egyptian administration and its representatives in Canaan and Amurru during the New Kingdom.

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амарнские письма
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Examples for "ea"
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Down on de riveh bank at Temple Bow in de ea'ly mo'nin'!
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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Conclusions: Maternity register GA data presented quality concerns in PTBi-EA study sites.
Pubmed
3
Photograph: EA In the late 1990s a clear rival emerged in Japan.
The Guardian
4
EA's current licence agreement with Fifa only runs for five more years.
The Guardian
5
The company has partnered with EA to publish and market the game.
Reuters
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In his letters, as everywhere else in the Tel el- Amarna correspondence, the Babylonians are called Kassi or Kassites.
Patriarchal Palestine
1
It brings back the Tell-el-Amarna tablets and all your kindness and unselfish labor.
The Eye of Osiris
Usage of amarna tablets in English
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It brings back the Tell-el- Amarna tablets and all your kindness and unselfish labor.
The Eye of Osiris
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How this could have happened has been explained by the Tel el- Amarna tablets.
Patriarchal Palestine
3
The name of the latter takes us back to the age of the Tel el- Amarna tablets.
Patriarchal Palestine
4
This is one of the facts which we have learnt from the discovery of the Tel el- Amarna tablets.
Patriarchal Palestine
5
When the Tel el- Amarna tablets were written (B.C.
Early Israel and the Surrounding Nations
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The situation in Egypt and Palestine about the time of the Exodus is made plain by the Tel-el- Amarna tablets.
Studies in the Life of the Christian: His Faith and His Service
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In one of the Tel el- Amarna tablets the country is called Nahrima, but its usual name is Mitanni or Mitanna.
Patriarchal Palestine
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The Tel-el- Amarna tablets show us that letter-writing was not confined to Assyria and Babylonia on the one hand, or to Egypt on the other.
Babylonians and Assyrians, Life and Customs