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Published Date : 2023
Auther : Dr. Muayad Saeed Al-Damarji
Publisher : Sharjah Archaeology Authority
Available Languages -
Arabic

In this book, Dr. Mu’ayyad Saeed presents us with an interesting and original research in which he attempts to trace the origins of a section of the vocabulary and its meanings in the classical and colloquial Arabic languages, especially the Iraqi dialect spoken in the central and southern regions of modern Iraq, and to trace them back to the languages ​​of our ancestors that were prevalent in ancient Mesopotamia. This is an interesting and enjoyable material for the Arab and Iraqi reader in particular, so that he realizes that the words he uses in his colloquial dialect to this day are authentic words whose origin goes back to the language of his ancient ancestors, the owners of the oldest human civilization in history.



Snake cults in Iron Age south eastern Arabia. A consideration on autochthonous developments and possible connections with other Middle Eastern traditions

Published Date : 2015
Auther : Tracey Cian
Publisher : UCL Qatar
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English

This document presents a research proposal on the significance of snakes in the religious beliefs ...

Assessing Kalba: new fieldwork at a Bronze Age coastal site on the Gulf of Oman (Emirate of Sharjah, UAE)

Published Date : 2022
Auther : Christoph Schwall / Sabah A. Jasim
Publisher : Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies 50 (2020)
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English

Extended supra-regional networks reaching from the Aegean to the Indus region can be attested since ...