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... Sabaean capital at Mariaba ( Marib ) , the earliest series of the coins with which we are concerned should strictly be regarded as Sabaean rather than Himyarite . Nevertheless , the chronology Nevertheless , the chronology is so ...
... Sabaean capital at Mariaba ( Marib ) , the earliest series of the coins with which we are concerned should strictly be regarded as Sabaean rather than Himyarite . Nevertheless , the chronology Nevertheless , the chronology is so ...
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British Academy. ( Sabaean л ) and A ; another has something like a Sabaean monogram scratched on the reverse . But these large coins are quite exceptional , and we are justified in regarding as the ordinary unit the smaller coins of ...
British Academy. ( Sabaean л ) and A ; another has something like a Sabaean monogram scratched on the reverse . But these large coins are quite exceptional , and we are justified in regarding as the ordinary unit the smaller coins of ...
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... Sabaean letters to elaborate monograms . The most remarkable is a group of two signs , one exactly resembling the Sabaean , the other being forked above , with a wavy tail ( Pl . I. 4 , 5 ) . The latter has been the subject of ...
... Sabaean letters to elaborate monograms . The most remarkable is a group of two signs , one exactly resembling the Sabaean , the other being forked above , with a wavy tail ( Pl . I. 4 , 5 ) . The latter has been the subject of ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWs | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
THE ANCIENT COINAGE OF SOUTHERN ARABIA By G F HILL Read | 57 |
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