Proc Soc Bibl Arch 31

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Proc Soc Bibl Arch 31
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Proceedings of the Society of Bible Archaeology
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	31
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1909
Source Where the record has come from or which dataset it was orginally included in. Source:	BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)
Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
A late Egyptian letter.	Alan H Gardiner	5 - 13
Some further notes on the Babylonian chronicle of the first dynasty.	C H W Johns	14 - 19
The goddess Istar in Assyro-Babylonian literature.	Theophilus G Pinches	20 - 37
The scribings at Sinai.	E J Pilcher	38 - 41
The length of the reign of Amenhotp.	Francis Ll Griffith	42 - 43
A Demotic marriage contract of the earlier Ptolemaic type.	Francis Ll Griffith	47 - 56
Sidelights on Sumerian, I.	C J Ball	70 - 73
The Sissiktu.	C H W Johns	78 - 80
The Hittite inscriptions discovered by Sir W. Ramsay and Miss Bell on the Kara Dagh.	Archibald H Sayce	83 - 87
Thumb-prints in Babylonia.	C H W Johns	88
Some unconventional views on the text of the Bible.	Henry H Howorth	89 - 99
Papyrus Dodgson.	Francis Ll Griffith	100 - 109
The Samaritan book of Joshua and the Septuagint.	Moses Gaster	115 - 127
Was Khasekhmui called Mena? Proc.	F Legge	128 - 132
A note on "The scribings at Sinai."	Archibald H Sayce	132
The discoveries in Crete and their relation to the history of Egypt and Palestine.	Henry R Hall	135 - 148
An Aramaic ostracon from Elephantine.	Archibald H Sayce	154 - 155
A late Babylonian letter.	Reginald Campbell Thompson	169 - 171
The ancient Egyptian methods of working hard stones.	A F R Platt	172 - 184
A Greek inscription of a king (?) of Axum found at Meroë.	Archibald H Sayce	189 - 203
The carved slates and this season's discoveries.	F Legge	204 - 211
The earliest Egyptian marriage contracts.	Francis Ll Griffith	212 - 220
Sidelights on Sumerian, II.	C J Ball	239 - 246
Notes on some inscriptions in the Etbai district.	Frederick W Green	247 - 254
Notes on some Egyptian antiquities.	Walter L Nash	255
The Hittite inscriptions.	Archibald H Sayce	259 - 268
The name of an Ethiopian king found at Basa.	Archibald H Sayce	268
The royal feud in the Wadi Halfa Temple.	James Henry Breasted	269 - 279
A new brick-stamp of Narâm-Sin, King of Akkad. From Tello.	Leonard W King	286 - 288
The bishops named in Mr. Bryce's diptych.	Walter E Crum	288
Additional notes on the Papyrus Dodgson, etc. Proc.	Francis Ll Griffith	289 - 291
The kingdom of Hana.	C H W Johns	292 - 294
Babylonian miscellaneous texts.	S Langdon	324 - 326
"The royal feud in the Wadi Halfa Temple": a reply.	P Scott-Moncreiff	333 - 338
An early mention of cotton: the cultivation of Gossypium arboreum, or tree-cotton, in Assyria in the seventh century B.C.	Leonard W King	339 - 343