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Three New Assyrian Kings Discovered

Three New Assyrian Kings Discovered

Friday, August 7, 2026
In a remarkable moment for the study of ancient Near Eastern history, Alexander Johannes Edmonds (University of Münster) and Eckhart Frahm (Yale University) have discovered […] The post Three New Assyrian Kings Discovered appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
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