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The discovery at Ebla of some fragmentary objects inscribed with the names of Khafre (Dynasty IV) and Pepi I (Dynasty VI) suggests that relations with Egypt existed even in very early times. It has been proposed that Egyptian envoys likely reached Cilicia, where the city of Armi was supposedly located, and from there, established contact with Ebla. About one hundred proper names known from this city, half of which are Semitic, are documented at Ebla.
Biblical Archaeology Review, Spring 2021 BAS Staff March 01, 2021 Print Take a pilgrimage to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the revered site of Jesus’s death, burial, and resurrection, in the Spring 2021 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review. Readers get a look at the church’s history and tradition in light of new archaeological research. Then explore how Jewish ritual purity concerns found their expression in stone vessels and stepped pools in Roman Palestine.
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