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This paper analyzes an inscribed gold amulet in the form of a crescent moon, which was discovered in Shabwa in 1954 and is currently housed at the British Museum. The inscription, written in Hadhramitic, suggests a dedication to the moon god hwl, while also potentially referencing two different goddesses, illustrating the complex interplay of divine representation in South Arabian religion. Through examination of the amulet's attributes, historical context, and comparative religious analysis, the study offers insights into the significance of such talismanic objects in ancient Hadhramitic culture.
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