17-06-2020, 11:46 AM
I would like to have seen more than guesswork in his interpretation of gallows and bench-gallows. v101 "sees" seven gallows, EVA only four. Hannig identifies six, and identifies each of his six bench-gallows as a Dagesh.
I was intrigued by his identification of word-end versions of some letters, which certainly is something others here have discussed, but I'm a little puzzled by his interpretation of EVA-ch as mid- or word-initial EVA-in AND -iin.
I'm also seeing criticism of the transcriptions and translations on Twitter (my Hebrew is not remotely good enough to undertake that analysis).
I was intrigued by his identification of word-end versions of some letters, which certainly is something others here have discussed, but I'm a little puzzled by his interpretation of EVA-ch as mid- or word-initial EVA-in AND -iin.
I'm also seeing criticism of the transcriptions and translations on Twitter (my Hebrew is not remotely good enough to undertake that analysis).