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Ebla, ancient city of northern Syria, discovered in 1968 by the Italian archaeologist Paolo Matthiae at Tell Mardīkh, a 56-hectare (140-acre) mound...

Hebrews (people): possible presence at Ebla (Syrian archaeological site)*

One of the most exciting finds of recent years was the discovery in August 1973 of the sunken hull of the Civil War ship U.S.S. Monitor, the ironclad vessel built by Union forces and used in a great sea battle in March 1862 against the Confederate ironclad ship, the Merrimack. Although neither...

Matthiae, Paolo: Ebla, lost kingdom of*

Archaeologists have announced the details of an extraordinary event-the discovery of a previously unknown ancient Near Eastern civilization, which may prove to be of great significance to biblical studies. Located in northern Syria, the civilization, named Ebla, was a virtual empire that...

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