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	'''''To Fear the Setting Sun''''' is a [[Tamkaranu]] execration text, written in the late seventh millennium. Unusually for execration texts, it was recorded not once but ~~rather repeatedly~~, a major factor in its survival to the present day. Fragments of ''To Fear the Setting Sun'', inscribed on clay tablets, have been found along the eastern coast of the [[Chaska Sea]] from near [[Alashta]] in the north to as far south as [[Tabas]].		'''''To Fear the Setting Sun''''' is a [[Tamkaranu]] execration text, written in the late seventh millennium. Unusually for execration texts, it was recorded not once but instead multiple times, a major factor in its survival to the present day. Fragments of ''To Fear the Setting Sun'', inscribed on clay tablets, have been found along the eastern coast of the [[Chaska Sea]] from near [[Alashta]] in the north to as far south as [[Tabas]].

	Written in an archaic version of the [[Chaskan]] language, ''To Fear the Setting Sun'' was inscribed and then broken to curse an invader from across the sea. Though their identity has long since been lost, they were evidently seen as a major threat if the same text invoking them was shattered repeatedly and near-simultaneously.		Written in an archaic version of the [[Chaskan]] language, ''To Fear the Setting Sun'' was inscribed and then broken to curse an invader from across the sea. Though their identity has long since been lost, they were evidently seen as a major threat if the same text invoking them was shattered repeatedly and near-simultaneously.

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'''''To Fear the Setting Sun''''' is a [[Tamkaranu]] execration text, written in the late seventh millennium. Unusually for execration texts, it was recorded not once but rather repeatedly, a major factor in its survival to the present day. Fragments of ''To Fear the Setting Sun'', inscribed on clay tablets, have been found along the eastern coast of the [[Chaska Sea]] from near [[Alashta]] in the north to as far south as [[Tabas]].

Written in an archaic version of the [[Chaskan]] language, ''To Fear the Setting Sun'' was inscribed and then broken to curse an invader from across the sea. Though their identity has long since been lost, they were evidently seen as a major threat if the same text invoking them was shattered repeatedly and near-simultaneously.

As is typical for execration texts, the first line of the text is used as its title.

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