the region of hebrew is the origin of the name david.
the region of hebrew is the origin of the name david.
which region is the origin of the name david?
hebrew
the tel dan stele is a broken stele (inscribed stone) discovered in 1993–94 during excavations at tel dan in northern israel. it consists of several fragments making up part of a triumphal inscription in aramaic, left most probably by hazael of aram-damascus, an important regional figure in the late 9th century bce. hazael (or more accurately, the unnamed king) boasts of his victories over the king of israel and his apparent ally the king of the "house of david" ("bytdwd"). it is considered the earliest widely accepted reference to the name david as the founder of a judahite polity outside of the hebrew bible, though the earlier mesha stele contains several possible references with varying acceptance. a minority of scholars have disputed the reference to david, due to the lack of a word divider between "byt" and "dwd", and other translations have been proposed. the stele was not excavated in its primary context, but in its secondary use. the tel dan stele is one of four known inscriptions made during a roughly 400-year period (1200-800 bce) containing the name "israel", the others being the merneptah stele, the mesha stele, and the kurkh monolith.
tel dan stele
david crosby: remember my name









































david crosby: remember my name is a 2019 documentary about the musician david crosby. it was directed by a.j. eaton and produced by cameron crowe. 









































the film had its festival debut at the 2019 sundance film festival. it is distributed by sony pictures classics. 









































the title is a play on the title of crosby's 1971 album "if i could only remember my name".









































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david crosby: remember my name