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Die Geschichte des Hamiten-Mythos

AT-OeAW-BA-3-27-F-00128

Authors:	Rohrbacher, Peter
Editors:	Sommerauer, Erich
Published in:	Wien
Published by:	Afro-Pub , 2002

Beitr�ge zur Afrikanistik , 71

Contents:
In this study, Peter Rohrbacher deals with the use of the term 'Hamitic' made by various authors who have written about Africa. In discussing the uncertain etymology of 'Ham', the author also mentions the interpretation of Eduard Glaser (1855-1908), who identifies 'Ham' with 'Amu', a people referred to in Egyptian inscriptions (cf. p. 17)
In this context, Rohrbacher also provides an insight into Eduard Glaser's theories of the Land of Punt and Ophir. (pp. 252-254)
Works by Eduard Glaser referred to in this publication include: - 'Jehowah-Jovis und die drei S�hne Noah's' - 'Punt und die s�darabischen Reiche' - 'Zwei Publikationen �ber Ophir'

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