talugaes wittes

Ancient Near Eastern Studies Presented to Stefano de Martino on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday

edited by Michele Cammarosano, Elena Devecchi and Maurizio Viano

Book cover: talugaes wittes

Extent: 500 pages

Publisher: Zaphon

Subjects: Ancient Near East

Series: Kasion

Series volume number: 2

Language: English

Hardback (Published)

(May 2020)

ISBN: 9783963271106

6.65 x 9.41 inches

Price: $149.00

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(May 2020)

ISBN: 9783963271113

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Thirty-four studies are devoted to the Ancient Near Eastern scholar Stefano de Martino. In accordance with his own research area studies on Ancient Anatolia and North-Syria as well as on Hittite and Akkadian texts are in the focus of the festschrift. Newly discovered texts and archaeological finds are presented, and new aspects of well-known literary compositions and excavation sites of the region are taken into consideration. Further studies focus on history and geography of the north-western part of the Ancient Near East.

Prefazione Pubblicazioni di Stefano de Martino Silvia Alaura: La vera storia di un clamoroso falso ittita di fine Ottocento Metin Alparslan - Meltem Dogan-Alparslan: Ein neues Tontafelfragment aus Bogazkoy: Bogazkale 1-1-2018 Alfonso Archi: Personal Names of Proto-Anatolian Indo-European-Speaking Populations East of the Euphrates (24th Cent. BC) Giorgio Buccellati: "Awilis iwe": L'uomo mesopotamico come figlio della citta Alessandra Cellerino: Il sigillo a cilindro IM 115642 dalla Tomba Reale III a Nimrud: Una raffigurazione enigmatica Yoram Cohen - Netanel Anor: Forging an Empire: The Borders of Carchemish According to CTH 50 (KUB 19.27) Lorenzo d'Alfonso: Reorganization vs. Resilience in Early Iron Age Monumental Art of Central Anatolia Belkis Dincol - Hasan Peker: Sealings from Renewed Excavations at Alalakh Rita Dolce: Visual Communication and the Audience: An Observation Point on Mesopotamia Frederick Mario Fales: The Rural Hinterland of Assyrian Cities: Clusters of Toponyms Massimo Forlanini: Il contesto storico delle istruzioni "umanitarie" hittite e l'"invasione" dei caschei (Kaka) Rita Francia: The Name of Babylon in Hittite Texts Helmut Freydank - Doris Prechel: Nochmals zum Brief des Labarna an Tunija von Tikunani Amir Gilan: "She did not call me father, so I will not call her my daughter!" The Episode of the "Daughter" in CTH 6 and Its Historical Significance Federico Giusfredi: On the Old Assyrian tuzzinnum Fatma Kaynar: KUB 32.121: il quinto frammento del rituale di Salasu? Marilyn Kelly-Buccellati: The Urkesh Mittani Horizon: Ceramic Evidence Jorg Klinger: Nochmals zur Schreibung der Konjunktion mahhan und ihrer Geschichte Carlo Lippolis - Roberta Menegazzi: From Turin to Karakorum: Archaeology for the Public through Asia Romolo Loreto: Sulle origini del commercio carovaniero tra la Penisola Arabica e il Vicino Oriente antico Massimiliano Marazzi: PORTA, PORTA2 und "Hofeingang" in den Hieroglypheninschriften des 2. Jts. v. Chr. Paolo Matthiae: On the Historical Events of the Hurro-Hittite "Song of Release" Vito Messina: A Statue of the mushussu of Marduk at Babylon? Jared L. Miller: Two Notes on Kizzuwatna's Status as a Hittite Vassal in the Middle Hittite Period Clelia Mora: Cylinder Seals as a Status Symbol in Hittite Anatolia Frances Pinnock: Far nascere una statua, uccidere una statua: Ebla e gli Ittiti (?) nel periodo paleosiriano Simonetta Ponchia: Essere senza un padre: Una nota su Gilgamesh Robert Rollinger: Some Considerations on Empire and Mental Mapping: Conceptualizing the Ends of the World in the First Millennium BCE Andreas Schachner: The Power of Geography: Criteria for Selecting the Location of Hattusa, the Capital City of the Hittite Empire Aygul Suel: A Mould from Ortakoy/Sapinuwa Giulia Torri: Potters and Pottery in Hittite Society, According to Written Sources Roberta Venco Ricciardi - Enrico Foietta: Cinture di sovrani, nobili e cavalieri nella statuaria di Hatra Mark Weeden: Hurrian in a Tablet from Tigunanum Gernot Wilhelm: Allaiturahe

  • Edited by Elena Devecchi
  • Edited by Michele fammarosano
  • Edited by Maurizio Viano