- Baltia,
Basilia or
Abalus is a
mythic island in
northern Europe mentioned in Greco-Roman
geography in the
connection of amber. It
presumably corresponds...
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Oshoke Abalu, (born 19
March 1978) also
known as
Pamela Abalu, is a Nigerian-American architect. She is the co-founder of the Love and
Magic Company, a...
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neighbours of the
northern island of
Abalus where amber washed up in the spring, and was
traded by the Teutones.
Abalus was one day's sail from a
tidal marsh...
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Agbudu I;
Amabor Town Hall Agbudu;
Community Primary School Agbudu II;
Abalu Square Udi
Nsude Amuyi Hall;
Community Primary School Nsude;
Central School...
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thousand stadia; that, at one day's sail from this territory, is the Isle of
Abalus, upon the s****s of which,
amber is
thrown up by the
waves in spring, it...
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journey from Hamburg. Bojtár
cites Bremensis I,60 and IV,10. Balcia, Abalcia,
Abalus, Basilia, Balisia. However,
apart from poor transcription,
there are known...
- ****umed that the name is
etymologically connected with the
Akkadian word
ābalu(m), "to dry" or "to be dry." A less
likely proposal instead derives it from...
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begins with Gr****
traveller Pytheas,
referring to an
amber island called "
Abalus". The name
probably described the
whole lagoon area
known in
Finnic as AVA...
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German tribe, the Guiones. From here it is a day's sail to the Isle of
Abalus, to which, he states,
amber is
carried in
spring by currents,
being an excretion...
- Isin-Larsa periods. His name is most
likely derived from the
Akkadian word
abālu ("dry").
There is also
clear evidence that he was
regarded as Tadmushtum's...
