This project aims to produce a grammar of Biblical Hebrew that will bring together descriptions of all the known traditions of the language. It will include the traditions that are reflected by the medieval Masoretic manuscripts, with various vocalization traditions, and also the traditions found in Hebrew Bible manuscripts from Qumran, transcriptions of Biblical Hebrew from antiquity to the Middle Ages, and various oral reading traditions of Biblical Hebrew that have survived to modern times, including the Jewish oral traditions and the Samaritan tradition.
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29 May 2019
The report, titled 'The UK and Japan: Forging a Global and Proactive Partnership' was published today by Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs
28 May 2019
Dr Paul Noorlander and Dorota Molin of the Hebrew and Semitic Sudies section share their experience of a recent field trip in Northern Iraq (KRG region), and give a general introduction to Neo-Aramaic, its long and rich history, and explain the causes for of its severe endangerment.
21 May 2019
FAMES Japanese Studies students are praised for their Japanese skills in newly published book by Rakugo performer Yanagiya Kyōtaro
16 May 2019
Dr Moretti has been awarded the prize in the area of: UG supervisor (arts humanities and social sciences)
09 May 2019
George Rosenfeld, a second-year student of Arabic and Russian, has received the Vice Chancellor's Social Impact award for his work on the May Week Alternative project.
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