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Mesopotamia. BAR: You know this? P: In the territory of Haran. But that is all we can say. It was a city. If this is the city where Abraham came from 200, 300, or 400 or 500 years later, we donât I know. BAR: But is this Ur in the territory of Haran? P: Yes. BAR: And itâs referred to as Ur in the territory of Haran? P: Yes. In one tablet, but we have the city itself mentioned often. In one tablet it is mentioned in Haranki, which can mean only in the region, in the territory of Haran. It is important for people to know this.
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Sumeria, as the removed sentences states. None of them discuses "placing the location" anywhere; they simply presuppose the location based on the popular theorized connection between the two sites. The articles are simply about archeological work done at Ur of Sumeria NOT archeological work to identify the location of the Biblical Ur.
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Apparently to distinguish it from similar names (in Hebrew?), the writer of the scripture called it the "Ur of the
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It should be added that since the most ancient Greek form of Edessa was spelled ORRA or ORROA, and since Edessa is indeed 'in the territory of Harran', it is definitely a prime candidate for Ur. Finally, the word 'Kasdim' is etymologically connected to one personal name in
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I'll get to this later. But basically, the dispute is that the view that Ur is Ur is far, far more widespread among scholars and archaeologists today than any theory that ever identified it with Edessa. Also. you have to provide some more kind of source from anyone that says the
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pov fork. Although not necesarrily created this way, This page is always going to be focusing on the "northern ur" theory, because no one would ever think to come to this page unless they already held doubts about normal Ur being Ur of the Chaldees. Adherants to Ur of sumerian fame in the Ur III
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on them, but rather calendars (see my signature below) with CE, or, in this case BCE. A look at the article Anno Mundi will show base year 0 (or maybe 1) as 3750 to 5500 BCE. 1687 subtracted from one of these two, or an average will yield the BCE number. Which is needed, since it is meaningless
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The first sentence says "commonly translated as Ur of the Chaldeans", but surely the common translation is "Ur of the Chaldees" as in the article title and in the Bible section. I would have just changed it, but it seems to be a long-established sentence. Is there any reason not to change it?
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Ur is, in fact, a misnomer. The city was properly called Urima, and later Uriwa. The designation URU before the name of a city is a Sumerian definitive prefix for city, i.e. "city of ..." In Hebrew, the word UR means flame or fire, not city.
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