claim · claim_jawf_city_states_visible_eighth_century
Nashshān, Kamna, Haram, Maʿīn/Qarnā and Inabbaʾ are securely visible as named Jawf city-states in the eighth to sixth centuries BCE, not as documented second-millennium kingdoms.
Nashshān, Kamna, Haram, Maʿīn/Qarnā and Inabbaʾ are securely visible as named Jawf city-states in the eighth to sixth centuries BCE, not as documented second-millennium kingdoms.
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Supporting sources
- supports · provides primary evidence
The City-States of the Jawf at the Dawn of Ancient South Arabian History (8th–6th Centuries BCE), I: From Cities to Kingdoms — Mounir Arbach (2022)Provides the historical reconstruction.
Locator: City-state chapters and chronology - supports · provides primary evidence
The City-States of the Jawf at the Dawn of Ancient South Arabian History (8th–6th Centuries BCE), II: Corpus of the Inscriptions — Irene Rossi (2022)Provides the primary texts.
Locator: Corpus entries organized by city-state
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