-
preserved letter from Pharaoh, to
Endaruta of
Akšapa is known, EA 367. Its
topic is to
guard (and defend)
Akšapa and to
prepare for "troop arrivals"-(the archer-forces)...
- medium-small,
square clay
tablet Amarna letter to
Endaruta of Achshaph, (
Akšapa of the letters), one of only
about 10
letters of the el-Amarna corpus, that...
- and Abdi-Heba were
hostile to the Habiru.
Surata of Akko and
Intaruta of
Aksapa, came to ****ist
Suwardata with 50 chariots. He
asked for the commissioner...
- with (that) 'Apiru. Surata, the
ruler of Akka, and Endaruta, the
ruler of
Akšapa, (these) two also have come to my aid: na-az-a-qú [נזעקו] (have been summoned...
-
Endaruta was the
ruler of Achshaph-(
Akšapa of the letters), in the 1350-1335 BC
Amarna letters correspondence.
Endaruta was the
author of EA 223 (EA for...
- Orders", is a very
short clay
tablet letter from
Endaruta of city-state
Akšapa (Achshaph). It is the only
letter aut****d by Endaruta. One of the ten Pharaoh...
- line 4 (author) (Akka)(=Acco) Acre,
Israel Biblical: Acco
Surata Satatna (
Akšapa)
Achshaph Endaruta EA 223, l 4; EA 366, l. 23; EA 367, l. 1
Alashiya ("Cyprus")...
-
hostilities against the habiru. Ir-Heba,
Surata of Akko and
Intaruta of
Aksapa came with 50
chariots to aid.
Surata of Akko was
succeeded by
Satatna (EA...
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letter Region/Person
Length X
Width Images EA 367
letter by
Pharaoh to
Endaruta of
Achshaph (
Akšapa)
Louvre AO 7095 3.2 in (8.2 cm) X 2.2 in (5.8 cm)...
