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An Inscribed Amulet from Shabwa

Mohammed Maraqten

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This article discusses an inscribed golden pendant with a Hadhramitic inscription which was used as an amulet. The article also discusses the female deity lhtn “the goddess” which is attested for the first time in South Arabian inscriptions.

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This article discusses an inscribed golden pendant with a Hadhramitic inscription which was used as an amulet. The article also discusses the female deity lhtn “the goddess” which is attested for the first time in South Arabian inscriptions.

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This article discusses an inscribed golden pendant with a Hadhramitic inscription which was used as an amulet. The article also discusses the female deity lhtn “the goddess” which is attested for the first time in South Arabian inscriptions.

Key concepts: Inscribed figure, Ancient history, Archaeology, Art, Epigraphy, History, Mathematics, Geometry

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