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November 2021
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Rock Art Research
This article presents the first examples of rock drawings showing wild boars with Safaitic inscriptions. In one of the drawings, the animal is described as 'hzr', the word for 'pig' which is widespread in the Semitic languages. The study ends with a summary of the various types of rock drawing in the north-eastern Jordanian Badia.
... All inscriptions and drawings were recorded regardless of size and quality since any inscription is basically important and can provide valuable additional information, including important statistical data. So far, five surveys have been carried out in the period between 2015 and 2020 (Macdonald & Al-Manaser, 2019) and these have led to the discovery of approximately 10,000 new Safaitic, Nabataean, Palmyrene, Greek, Islamic, mediaeval and Modern Arabic inscriptions (Al-Manaser et al., 2021). The focus during the surveys was on redocumenting the inscriptions that were previously published, especially those published by the pioneer researchers Fred V. Winnett and G. Lankester Harding and those published by Jordanian scholars in editions written in Arabic. ...
November 2021
Rock Art Research
