In Context: the Reade Festschrift
By (author) Irving Finkel Edited by St John Simpson
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(December 2020)
ISBN: 9781789696073
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‘In Context: the Reade Festschrift’ais a collection of invited and peer-reviewed essays by friends and colleagues of Julian Edgeworth Reade, sometime Mesopotamia curator at the British Museum from 1975 to 2000. Here is fresh work from which any reader can gain a new appreciation of the importance of the ancient Near East.
In Context: the Reade Festschrift is a collection of invited and peer-reviewed essays by friends and colleagues of Julian Edgeworth Reade, sometime Mesopotamia curator at the British Museum from 1975 to 2000. Its coverage is designed to reflect the breadth of the recipient’s professional interests, from Assyria and Mesopotamia in general, to the relations between Mesopotamia and other regions and the impact of nineteenth-century discoveries on the field of Assyriology. They include both syntheses and archaeological research, as well as reports on archival discoveries. Context is always crucial. Here is fresh work from which any reader can gain a new appreciation of the importance of the ancient Near East.
Preface J.E. Reade: a bibliography of works (1967-2019) Part 1: Mesopotamia Massimo VIDALE et al. - Palaeolithic finds from Nineveh Juris ZARINS - Ur, Lagash and the Gutians: a study of late 3rd millennium BC: Mesopotamian archaeology, texts and politics Irving L. FINKEL - New light on an old game Sebastien REY - A Seleucid cult of Sumerian royal ancestors in Girsu Aage WESTENHOLZ - The sins of Nippur Ariane THOMAS - A royal chariot for Sargon II John MACGINNIS - The gods of Arbail Mogens T. LARSEN - The development of Neo-Assyrian narrative art: toward Assurbanipal's Ulai river reliefs Irene WINTER - The harpist's left hand: a detail from the 'Banquet Scene' of Assurbanipal in the North Palace at Nineveh Simo PARPOLA - The population of Nineveh St John SIMPSON - Annihilating Assyria Part 2: Foreign connections J. Mark KENOYER - Bleached carnelian beads of the Indus Tradition, 3rd millennium BC: origins and variations Asko PARPOLA - Iconographic evidence of Mesopotamian influence on Harappan ideology and its survival in the royal rites of the Veda and Hinduism Maurizio CATTANI - The Joint Hadd Project and the Early Bronze Age in south-east Arabia Stefan KROLL - The location of Mesta in archaeological context Jonathan N. TUBB - Assyrians in Transjordan Julie R. ANDERSON - Of Kushite kings and sacred landscapes in the Middle Nile valley Part 3: Discovery and reception Dan POTTS - 'Un coup terrible de la fortune:' A. Clement and the Qurna disaster of 1855 Stefania ERMIDORO - The William Kennett Loftus legacy to the north: Near Eastern materials in Newcastle-upon-Tyne Tim CLAYDEN - 'Two unpublished drawings of excavations at Nimrud' revisited John RUSSELL - A bit of a bull and a bit of a puzzle Henrietta McCALL and Michael SEYMOUR - George Scharf and Assyrian sculpture Paul COLLINS - Casts and the reception of Assyria, Preface ;
J.E. Reade: a bibliography of works (1967–2019) ;
Part 1: MesopotamiaMassimo VIDALE et al. – Palaeolithic finds from Nineveh ;
Juris ZARINS – Ur, Lagash and the Gutians: a study of late 3rd millennium BC: Mesopotamian archaeology, texts and politics ;
Irving L. FINKEL – New light on an old game ;
Sébastien REY – A Seleucid cult of Sumerian royal ancestors in Girsu ;
Aage WESTENHOLZ – The sins of Nippur ;
Ariane THOMAS – A royal chariot for Sargon II ;
John MACGINNIS – The gods of Arbail ;
Mogens T. LARSEN – The development of Neo-Assyrian narrative art: toward Assurbanipal’s Ulai river reliefs ;
Irene WINTER – The harpist’s left hand: a detail from the ‘Banquet Scene’ of Assurbanipal in the North Palace at Nineveh ;
Simo PARPOLA – The population of Nineveh ;
St John SIMPSON – Annihilating Assyria ;
Part 2: Foreign connectionsJ. Mark KENOYER – Bleached carnelian beads of the Indus Tradition, 3rd millennium BC: origins and variations ;
Asko PARPOLA – Iconographic evidence of Mesopotamian influence on Harappan ideology and its survival in the royal rites of the Veda and Hinduism ;
Maurizio CATTANI – The Joint Hadd Project and the Early Bronze Age in south-east Arabia ;
Stefan KROLL – The location of Mešta in archaeological context ;
Jonathan N. TUBB – Assyrians in Transjordan ;
Julie R. ANDERSON – Of Kushite kings and sacred landscapes in the Middle Nile valley ;
Part 3: Discovery and receptionDan POTTS – ‘Un coup terrible de la fortune:’ A. Clément and the Qurna disaster of 1855 ;
Stefania ERMIDORO – The William Kennett Loftus legacy to the north: Near Eastern materials in Newcastle-upon-Tyne ;
Tim CLAYDEN – ‘Two unpublished drawings of excavations at Nimrud’ revisited ;
John RUSSELL – A bit of a bull and a bit of a puzzle ;
Henrietta McCALL and Michael SEYMOUR – George Scharf and Assyrian sculpture ;
Paul COLLINS – Casts and the reception of Assyria
- By (author) Irving Finkel
- Edited by St John Simpson
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