Hieratic Epigraphy
Hieratic Epigraphy is the academic discipline that constitutes the systematic study and interpretation of inscriptions written in the Hieratic script, distinguished by its focus on the paleographic, linguistic, and contextual analysis of cursive Egyptian texts primarily used in religious, administrative, and literary documents from the Pharaonic period.
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Hieratic Inscriptions from Tel Sera' in Southern Canaan
Orly Goldwasser · Tel Aviv · 1984 · 43 citations
The Hekanakhte papers, and other early Middle Kingdom documents
1962 · 34 citations
An Inscription in Egyptian Hieratic from Lachish
Mordechai Gilula · Tel Aviv · 1976 · 11 citations
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