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Papyrus Anastasi IV
I've restored the reference to Papyrus Anastasi IV as it's genuine - I got it from the LBA Cyprus webpage, where it's quoted with a (genuine academic) book reference. I imagine you thought it was bogus due to the mention of cows, so I've put that bit in parentheses. --G Rutter 09:34, 10 Dec 2004 (UTC)
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It should be noted that Amarna letter EA 151, (I have worked on 25 to 50 letters, and put 20 into Wikipedia), clearly states in the first line, (a letter from Tyre) (Surru of the letters), states, Message King Land A-La-Ši-iYa. It is a mostly undamaged letter, entitled Hymn to the Pharaoh (see here in British Museum) [1].Mmcannis (talk) 18:51, 3 July 2018 (UTC)