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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
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- academic monograph
- Publication
- L'Erma di Bretschneider
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- entity Jawf and Hadramawt research zoneEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Introduction and chs. 1–3
Defines the eighth-century Jawf city-state horizon.
- date assertion Jawf and Hadramawt research zone — date assertioninforms · contextualizes · Introduction and chs. 1–3
Defines the eighth-century Jawf city-state horizon.
- claim No fixed political-border polygon is defensible for the requested Southern Arabian and Horn systems across 1600–800 BCE from the sources used in this release.Evidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Eighth-century city-state chronology
Limits named South Arabian political geography.
- relationship Nashshān — member of historical horizon — Early Jawf city-statesEvidence confidence: near certaininforms · contextualizes · Nashshān historical chapter
Provides the political reconstruction.
- relationship Early Jawf city-states — located or analytically grouped within — Jawf and Hadramawt research zoneEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Vol. I, city-state chapters
Provides the historical reconstruction.
- ranked model model_osa_traditional_high_chronology_rank2Evidence confidence: very lowinforms · critiques interpretation · Introduction
Provides the lower current reconstruction.
- date assertion Earliest substantial Old South Arabian inscription horizon in the Jawf — date assertionEvidence confidence: very lowinforms · critiques interpretation · Introduction and eighth-century city-state chronology
Shows why the traditional high chronology is not preferred.
- claim Traditional high chronologies and later king lists do not provide sufficient evidence to project mature Sabaean, Minaean, Qatabanian or Hadramite polities into the poorly docume…Evidence confidence: highinforms · critiques interpretation · Introduction and eighth-century historical reconstruction
Limits the secure historical horizon.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: very highinforms · dates · Introduction and city-state chronology
Provides the current historical chronology.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: very highinforms · dates · Introduction and city-state chronology
Provides the current historical chronology.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: very highinforms · dates · Introduction and city-state chronology
Provides the current historical chronology.
- date assertion Earliest securely contextualized Old South Arabian epigraphic horizon — date assertioninforms · dates · Introduction and historical chronology
Provides the current city-state chronology.
- ranked model model_osa_low_chronology_rank1Evidence confidence: highinforms · dates · Chronological reconstruction
Provides the historical model.
- date assertion Early Jawf city-states — date assertioninforms · provides primary evidence · Vol. I, city-state chapters
Provides the historical reconstruction.
- claim The earliest substantial and historically useful Old South Arabian inscription horizon in the Jawf is best placed in the eighth century BCE, near and just after the release endp…Evidence confidence: highsupports · dates · Introduction and city-state chronology
Provides the preferred historical chronology.
- property Chronology contestedEvidence confidence: highsupports · dates · Introduction and chronological reconstruction
Provides the current low chronology for early Jawf history.
- entity Earliest securely contextualized Old South Arabian epigraphic horizonEvidence confidence: highsupports · dates · Introduction and historical chronology
Provides the current city-state chronology.
- event Earliest substantial Old South Arabian inscription horizon in the JawfEvidence confidence: very highsupports · dates · Introduction and city-state chronology
Provides the current historical chronology.
- date assertion Earliest substantial Old South Arabian inscription horizon in the Jawf — date assertionEvidence confidence: highsupports · dates · Introduction and city-state chronology
Provides the current historical chronology.
- entity Early Jawf city-statesEvidence confidence: highsupports · provides primary evidence · Vol. I, city-state chapters
Provides the historical reconstruction.
- claim 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.Evidence confidence: highsupports · provides primary evidence · City-state chapters and chronology
Provides the historical reconstruction.