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Semites
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05.
@ http://www.bartleby.com/65/se/Semite.html
CONTENTS · INDEX · GUIDE · BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
(s
m´
t,
s
´mt) (KEY) ,
originally one of a people believed to be descended from
Shem, son of Noah. Later the term came to include the
following peoples: Arabs; the Akkadians of ancient
Babylonia; the Assyrians; the Canaanites (including
Amorites, Moabites, Edomites, Ammonites, and Phoenicians);
the various Aramaean tribes (including Hebrews); and a
considerable portion of the population of Ethiopia. These
peoples are grouped under the term Semite, chiefly
because their languages were found to be related, deriving
presumably from a common tongue, Semitic. The Semites were
largely nomadic pastoralists, although some settled in
villages. At least as early as 2500
B.C., the Semites had begun to leave
the Arabian peninsula in successive waves of migration that
took them to Mesopotamia, the Mediterranean coast, and the
Nile delta. They were organized into patrilineal tribes,
occupying defined territories and ruled by hereditary
leaders, or sheiks. In Mesopotamia, Semitic people from the
earliest times were in contact with Sumerian civilization
and with the rise of Sargon of Agade (Akkad) and Hammurabi
of Babylon were able to dominate it completely (see
Sumer).
In
Phoenicia the Semitic population developed a widespread
maritime trade and became the first great seafaring people.
That group of Hebrews that had been diverted through Sinai
into the Nile delta settled at last with other Semitic
inhabitants in Palestine. These southern or Judean Hebrews
became the leaders of a new nation and religion (see
Jews
and
Judaism).
See W. R. Smith, History of the Semites (1956, repr. 1972).
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Copyright © 2001-05 Columbia University Press.
