The toponym URUa-la-at-ḫa in the letters RSO 23 28-35 and elsewhere
Summary: This brief paper addresses the interpretation of the GN URUa-la-at-ḫa, attested to in seven letters of the RSO 23 volume and allegedly referring to Alalaḫ. Hereby, the toponym is connected to Alatḫa, a settlement previously recorded a handful of times—mainly in the Alalaḫ IV archive—and,...
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Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Departamento de Historia. Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente
2022
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| Sumario: | Summary: This brief paper addresses the interpretation of the GN URUa-la-at-ḫa, attested
to in seven letters of the RSO 23 volume and allegedly referring to Alalaḫ. Hereby,
the toponym is connected to Alatḫa, a settlement previously recorded a handful of
times—mainly in the Alalaḫ IV archive—and, without a doubt, to be differentiated
from Alalaḫ. The exact location of Alatḫa is unknown, but a general geographical
frame for it is proposed. |
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