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The Amarna letters continue to be underestimated in their importance (my opinion). When I talk of them, I find it nice that they exist 100 years prior to Ramses II of about 1250 BC. Since his pharaohship, and his Ramesseum are a delineated timeframe in Ancient Egyptian history.
My comment about Clay tablet EA 147 is this. The Hymn to the Pharaoh contained in the letter, and the source of its name is profound (and poorly transliterated). But my curious question is this. Anyone who looks at the letter will see that the first line clearly states "Message King land A-La-Ši-iYa" (now I realize it was letter Amarna letter EA 34, from King of Alashiya). ////I can't get over that nobody discusses this. Since there are articles concerning Alashiya, yet No-one references Tyre, and this letter's claim to be from the King of Land A-la-sh-iya. (I realize most people only read translations (or mistranslations), but this is a glaringly obvious clue about a Great Amarna Clay tablet letter. ////partial section corrected, (I think letter 147 have similar breaks on tablet)-- Mmcannis ( talk) 18:40, 3 July 2018 (UTC)
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The Amarna letters continue to be underestimated in their importance (my opinion). When I talk of them, I find it nice that they exist 100 years prior to Ramses II of about 1250 BC. Since his pharaohship, and his Ramesseum are a delineated timeframe in Ancient Egyptian history.
My comment about Clay tablet EA 147 is this. The Hymn to the Pharaoh contained in the letter, and the source of its name is profound (and poorly transliterated). But my curious question is this. Anyone who looks at the letter will see that the first line clearly states "Message King land A-La-Ši-iYa" (now I realize it was letter Amarna letter EA 34, from King of Alashiya). ////I can't get over that nobody discusses this. Since there are articles concerning Alashiya, yet No-one references Tyre, and this letter's claim to be from the King of Land A-la-sh-iya. (I realize most people only read translations (or mistranslations), but this is a glaringly obvious clue about a Great Amarna Clay tablet letter. ////partial section corrected, (I think letter 147 have similar breaks on tablet)-- Mmcannis ( talk) 18:40, 3 July 2018 (UTC)