Look up: Asherah

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   Asherah
   `Asherah` , generally taken as identical with the Ugaritic goddess `Athirat` (more accurately transcribed as `Airat`), was a major northwest Semitic mother goddess, appearing occasionally also in Akkadian sources as `Ashratum`/`Ashratu` and in Hittite as `Asherdu(s)` or `Ashertu(s)` or `Aserdu(s)` or `Asertu(s)`.
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   Asherah
   (from the article `archaeology`) ...of Pennsylvania worked on a Byzantine wreck at Yass Ada from 1961 onward, developing the mapping of wrecks photogrammetrically with ...
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   Asherah
   ancient West Semitic goddess, consort of the supreme god. Her principal epithet was probably `She Who Walks on the Sea.` She was occasionally called ... [4 related articles]
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   Asherah
   Asherah (ăsh'uru) or Asheroth (-roth) , Canaanite fertility goddess and the wooden cult symbol that represented her. She is the consort of El in the Ugaritic texts. Several passages in the Bible may refer to the planting of a tree as a symbol of Asherah, or the setting up of a wooden objec...
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