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cover of Maarav, volume 27 number 1-2 (Spring 2023)

Maarav, volume 27 number 1-2 (Spring 2023)

The University of Chicago Press

University of Chicago Press Journals, 2023

This is volume 27 issue 1-2 of Maarav. Maarav—A Journal for the Study of the Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures is devoted to the texts and verbal objects of the ancient Levant featuring Aramaic, Hebrew, Phoenician, and related languages. In addition to research on their verbal features, Maarav welcomes inquiry into their material, visual, and social aspects, their cultural horizons and relationships, and contemporary interests like the technological developments in decipherment, storage, representation, and analysis and the history and current practices of acquiring and interpreting ancient objects.
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cover of Maarav, volume 28 number 1-2 (Spring 2024)

Maarav, volume 28 number 1-2 (Spring 2024)

The University of Chicago Press

University of Chicago Press Journals, 2024

This is volume 28 issue 1-2 of Maarav. Maarav—A Journal for the Study of the Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures is devoted to the texts and verbal objects of the ancient Levant featuring Aramaic, Hebrew, Phoenician, and related languages. In addition to research on their verbal features, Maarav welcomes inquiry into their material, visual, and social aspects, their cultural horizons and relationships, and contemporary interests like the technological developments in decipherment, storage, representation, and analysis and the history and current practices of acquiring and interpreting ancient objects.
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cover of Maarav, volume 29 number 1-2 (Spring 2025)

Maarav, volume 29 number 1-2 (Spring 2025)

The University of Chicago Press

University of Chicago Press Journals, 2025

This is volume 29 issue 1-2 of Maarav. Maarav—A Journal for the Study of the Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures is devoted to the texts and verbal objects of the ancient Levant featuring Aramaic, Hebrew, Phoenician, and related languages. In addition to research on their verbal features, Maarav welcomes inquiry into their material, visual, and social aspects, their cultural horizons and relationships, and contemporary interests like the technological developments in decipherment, storage, representation, and analysis and the history and current practices of acquiring and interpreting ancient objects.
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