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ISBN-13
9783963272400
Book Title
'I Passed Over Difficult Mountains'
ISBN
9783963272400

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Publisher
Zaphon
ISBN-10
3963272406
ISBN-13
9783963272400
eBay Product ID (ePID)
28064060218

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
433 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
'i Passed over Difficult Mountains' : Studies on the Ancient Near East in Honor of Mario Liverani
Publication Year
2023
Subject
Archaeology, Ancient / Egypt
Type
Textbook
Author
Lucio Milano
Subject Area
Social Science, History
Series
Dubsar Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Weight
6.9 Oz

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Intended Audience
College Audience
Series Volume Number
28
Table Of Content
Prefazione Silvia Alaura / Marco Bonechi: "The Heroic Age of Assyriology": An Unpublished Manuscript of Archibald H. Sayce at The Queen's College, Oxford Emanuele Marcello Ciampini: In Search of Meaning: Ramesses II in his Court of the Luxor Temple Yoram Cohen: Three Amarna Notes: Scribal Training, Scribal Hands and Tablet Provenance Lorenzo d'Alfonso: City-States, Canton States, Monarchy and Aristocracy: The Political Landscape of the Early Iron Age in Central Anatolia within the Context of the Eastern Mediterranean (11th-9th century BCE) Stefano de Martino: The Materiality of the Cuneiform Tablets and the Puzzle of the Hittite Historical Geography Francesco Di Filippo: The "Eastern Turkey in Asia": A Digital Edition of the Map Series IDWO 1522 Savino di Lernia: Archaeology in the Sahara: Before and after the "Arab Spring" Frederick Mario Fales: Factions, Fictions and Frictions: Assurbanipal's Letters to the Babylonian Citizens Massimiliano Marazzi / Natalia Bolatti Guzzo: Some Reflections on the Ni?anta? Inscription and Related Issues Paolo Matthiae: Adapa at Khorsabad: Interpreting the "Grand Royal Emblem" Clelia Mora: Barley and Sheep in Kululu (Central Anatolia, late 8th century BC) Lucia Mori: The "Fields of the Town": On the Shape of Public Land in Late Bronze Age Ekalte Davide Nadali: Different Degrees of Empathy: On the Mobility of Images in Ancient Mesopotamia Frances Pinnock: Some Thought about the Tell Halaf Reliefs: A Neo-Syrian Cycle of Carvings between Tradition and Innovation Simonetta Ponchia / Giovanni B. Lanfranchi: Peering through the Door: A Note on the Functions and Relations of the atu in Neo-Assyrian Society Beate Pongratz-Leisten: Myth and Politics Continued: The Ideological Discourse of Lagash and Ebla on a Cultural Continuum Lorenzo Verderame: "Canine Instincts and Monkeys' Features": Animal and Demonic Traits in the Construction of "Otherness" in Sumerian Literature Juan-Pablo Vita / Andres Diego Espinel: Glosses in three El-Amarna Letters (EA 107, 108 and 124) Eva von Dassow: Oriental Despotism, the Enlightenment's Evil Twin Carlo Zaccagnini: Istenutu, tapalu and simittu: Accounting and Material Culture in the Near East
Synopsis
The festschrift "I Passed over Difficult Mountains" is dedicated to the Assyriologist Mario Liverani. Twenty contributions explore a wide range of historical, philological and archaeological topics related to the Ancient Near East. Among others E. von Dassow focusses on "Oriental Despotism, the Enlightenment's Evil Twin". F.M. Fales studies "Assurbanipal's Letters to the Babylonian Citizens". "Hittite Historical Geography" is dealt with by St. de Martino. P. Matthiae is looking for "Adapa at Khorsabad" while Y. Cohen distinguishes scribal hands in Amarna tablets and L. Mori examines "Public Land in Late Bronze Age Ekalte".

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