Polydactylism in the Ancient World
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Footnotes
see Alan R. Millard, “King Og’s Iron Bed—Fact or Fancy?” BR 06:02.
Dr. Barnett’s paper in Ancient Anatolia (endnote 3) indicates a total of 81 known figures, seven of which are polydactylous.
See Leroy Aarons, “The Dayan Saga—The Man and His Archaeological Collection,” BAR 08:05.
Endnotes
Eric Leichty, The Omen Series S
H.-V. Herrmann, Die Kessel der orientalisierenden Zeit (Olympische Forschungen VI) (Berlin: Walter de Grüyter, 1966).