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Kushim (Sumerian: 𒆪𒋆 KU.ŠIM; fl. c. 3200 BC) is
supposedly the
earliest known recorded name of a
person in writing. The name "
Kushim" is
found on several...
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Kushim may
refer to: Cushi, a
Hebrew term
generally used to
refer to a dark-skinned
person usually of
African descent Kushim (Uruk period), a Sumerian...
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Black Hebrew Israelites (also
called Hebrew Israelites,
Black Hebrews,
Black Israelites, and
African Hebrew Israelites) are a new
religious movement claiming...
- IV period,
around 3200 BCE. The
Kushim tablets from the same
period feature possibly the
oldest named person (
Kushim).
Another Uruk
Period clay tablet...
- roles. The
earliest known recorded name of a man in
writing is
potentially Kushim, who
would have
lived sometime between 3400 and 3000 BC in the Sumerian...
- person's name was
found in Uruk, in the form of
several tablets that
mention Kushim, who (****uming they are an
individual person)
served as an
accountant recording...
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later depicted at
times in non-Biblical
sources as dark-skinned and
called Kushim, a
Hebrew word used for dark-skinned Africans. One
interpretation is that...
- Enheduanna,
possibly the
oldest known author Naqada III, also
called Dynasty 0
Kushim,
supposedly the
earliest known recorded name of a
person in
writing Enmebaragesi...
- 2015). "איך נהפך אותלו של שייקספיר לאיתיאל הכושי?" – via Haaretz. "Is '
Kushim' a
Racist Israeli Term for Blacks?". The Forward. June 15, 2014. Tarnopolsky...
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current partial state of decipherment, a
small tablet found at Uruk (The
Kushim referenced may be an
individual or title): 3(N48) 1(N34) 6(N14) 1(N01) 1(N39a)...
