File:TablillaIrqataEgipto (44383108870).jpg
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| Description | Tablilla en escritura cuneiforme de la ciudad-Estado de Irqata, al norte de Biblos, en la que la ciudad indica su lealtad a Egipto y solicita ayuda para enfrentarse a sus vecinos. Dinastía XVIII, reinado de Amenhotep IV (Ajenatón, hacia 1352-1336 a. C.). Tel el-Amarna. EA 29825. |
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| Author | rowanwindwhistler |
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