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EA 33: Letter from the King of Alashiya to the King of Egypt
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- date assertion Alashiya–Egypt copper diplomacy in the Amarna letters — date assertionEvidence confidence: very highinforms · dates · EA 33 metadata and archive context
Textual archive range; individual letters belong within this bracket but are not assigned an invented exact year.
- date assertion Alashiya — date assertioninforms · provides primary evidence · EA 33 artifact record
Provides a direct royal-letter example.
- entity Amarna Alashiya correspondenceEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary evidence · EA 33 and linked Amarna corpus
Direct artifact-level evidence.
- date assertion Amarna Alashiya correspondence — date assertioninforms · provides primary evidence · EA 33 and linked Amarna corpus
Direct artifact-level evidence.
- entity AlashiyaEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary evidence · EA 33 artifact record
Provides a direct royal-letter example.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary text · EA 33 transliteration, translation and metadata
Directly attests the king of Alashiya and copper shipment.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary text · EA 33 transliteration, translation and metadata
Directly attests the king of Alashiya and copper shipment.
- relationship Alashiya–Egypt copper diplomacy in the Amarna letters — concerns — AlashiyaEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary text · EA 33 transliteration, translation and metadata
Directly attests the king of Alashiya and copper shipment.
- relationship Alashiya–Egypt copper diplomacy in the Amarna letters — concerns — Amarna Alashiya correspondenceEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary text · EA 33 transliteration, translation and metadata
Directly attests the king of Alashiya and copper shipment.
- relationship Amarna Alashiya correspondence — refers to — AlashiyaEvidence confidence: near certaininforms · provides primary text · EA 33
Directly attests the Alashiya royal correspondent.
- date assertion Alashiya–Egypt copper diplomacy in the Amarna letters — date assertionEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary text · EA 33 transliteration, translation and metadata
Directly attests the king of Alashiya and copper shipment.
- event Alashiya–Egypt copper diplomacy in the Amarna lettersEvidence confidence: very highinforms · provides primary text · EA 33 transliteration, translation and metadata
Directly attests the king of Alashiya and copper shipment.
- claim References to Alashiya across Egyptian, Ugaritic, and Hittite texts need not describe an institutionally unchanged polity over every century of their attestation.Evidence confidence: highsupports · provides case study · Amarna royal letter
Attests one fourteenth-century ruler.
- myth interpretation Kinyras as a literary memory of Cypriot kingship and metal wealthEvidence confidence: very lowsupports · provides independent historical context · Alashiyan royal copper gift exchange
Documents a real but unnamed Bronze Age king and copper diplomacy.
- relationship Research record — proposed memory ofEvidence confidence: very lowsupports · provides independent historical context · Alashiyan royal copper gift exchange
Documents a real but unnamed Bronze Age king and copper diplomacy.
- relationship Research record — proposed memory ofEvidence confidence: very lowsupports · provides independent historical context · Alashiyan royal copper gift exchange
Documents a real but unnamed Bronze Age king and copper diplomacy.
- relationship Research record — proposed memory ofEvidence confidence: very lowsupports · provides independent historical context · Alashiyan royal copper gift exchange
Documents a real but unnamed Bronze Age king and copper diplomacy.