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The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient Near East

Sitzungsberichte der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 924

The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient Near East

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ISBN-13978-3-7001-8574-1
ISBN-13 Online978-3-7001-9294-7
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Robert Rollinger ORCID, Irene Madreiter ORCID, Martin Lang, Cinzia Pappi ORCID

The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient Near East - complete volume

doi: 10.1553/978OEAW85741

Preliminaries

Table of Content

List of Abbreviations

13

Programme

19

Robert Rollinger ORCID, Irene Madreiter ORCID, Martin Lang, Cinzia Pappi ORCID

Preface

43

Simonetta Ponchia

Greetings

47

Simo Parpola

The Beginnings and Progress of the Melammu Project

53

Josef Wiesehöfer

Ancient History and the Ancient Near East: Comments of an Ancient Historian

61

Beate Pongratz-Leisten

Assyriological Approaches Towards a History of Religion of Mesopotamia

73

Manfred Bietak

L’architecture sacrée, clef des origines de l’élite Hyksôs

137

Mary R. Bachvarova

Methodology and Methods of Borrowing in Comparative Greek and Near Eastern Religion: The Case of Incense-Burning

175

Daniel Beckman

On a Possible Assyrian Source of the Achaemenid Demand for “Earth and Water”

191

Sabine Böhme

A Glance into Walter Andrae’s Designing of the Vorderasiatische Museum, Today’s Museum of the Ancient Near East in the Pergamonmuseum Berlin

207

Nelson Henrique da Silva Ferreira

Crossing the Barriers of Cultural Prejudgment about “West & East”: A Dialogic Exercise on Sumerian and Roman Abstract Thought and Semiotics Based on the Rural Cosmos

219

Georg Fischer S.J.

Esteem and Irony – The Primeval History’s Use of Ancient Near Eastern Motifs

251

Immanuel Freedman

The Intellectual Heritage of Babylonian Astronomy: Music of the Spheres

263

Hilmar Klinkott

The Siege of Cities: Transfer of Poliorcetics from Mesopotamia to Greece?

283

Aleksandra Kubiak-Schneider

Hymns in Stone? Palmyrene Dedications to “Blessed-(be)-his-Name-Forever” and their Ancient Origins

309

Gabriela Kompatscher

Human-Animal Studies in History

323

Natalie N. May

An Ideal City in the Ancient World: Knowledge from Mesopotamia and the Ways of its Transcultural Dissemination

339

Francesca Minen

It’s an Ill Wind! Air, Health and Sickness in Assyro-Babylonian Medicine and Beyond

359

Eckart Otto

The Intellectual Heritage from the Neo-Assyrian Empire to the Achaemenids in the Western Reception History of the Book of Deuteronomy in the 16th and 17th Century

381

JoAnn Scurlock

From SA.GIG to Ovid’s Metamorphoses

391

Rolf Strootman

Memories of Persian Kingship in the Hellenistic World

407

Luigi Turri

Gilgamesh on the Couch: The Mesopotamian Hero and Psychoanalysis

431

František Válek

Culture Transfer in Light of Seth, Baˁal and Their Relationship

443

Andréa Vilela

Of Dogs and Medicine in Mesopotamia and Beyond

459

Marcus Ziemann

The Revelatory Journey Motif in the Iliad and the Epic of Gilgamesh

477

Netanel Anor

Babylonian Seers as Medical Practitioners

493

Stéphanie Anthonioz

Enūma eliš and the Priestly Narrative: Shared Scribal Practices

501

Zsombor J. Földi

Prosopography of Old Babylonian Documents from Larsa: On Seal Inscriptions, the King’s Name and the So-Called “Double Filiation”

517

Susanne M. Hoffmann, Manfred Krebernik

What do Deities Tell us about the Celestial Positioning System?

539

Michael Kozuh

Meat, Mesopotamia, and Modernity: A New Approach to the Study of Meat in Mesopotamia

579

Jana Matuszak

Humour in Sumerian Didactic Literature

597

Adel Nemirovskaya

Egyptian-Fashioned Use of Logograms in the Canaanite Amarna Letters: A Case of “The Jerusalem Scribe”

613

Véronique Pataï

The Professional Practice of the Scribes of Nuzi: A Prosopographical Investigation

629

Lukáš Pecha

The Collective and Individual Legitimacy of Royal Power

649

Marco Ramazzotti

Complementary Grammars for the Atlas of the Ancient Near East (AANE): Mesopotamian Cosmic Geography, Historical Geography and the Modern Geographies of the Past

661

Tonia M. Sharlach

Over the Mountains: The Movement of Goods and People between Mesopotamia and Elam in the 21st Century BCE

679

Ana Arroyo

Working Hypothesis for the First Writing and Written Transmission of Hittite Rituals

693

Joost Blasweiler

Evidence to Place the City of Purušhanda at Acemhöyük

715

Peter Dubovský

The Role of Emissaries (ṣīrāni) in the Assyrian Administrative Machinery: What should an Emissary Learn about Assyria?

751

Josette Elayi

The Assyrians as Seen by the Phoenicians

783

Sylvia Hutter-Braunsar

Herrschaft durch Emotion ‒ Fallbeispiele aus dem hethitischen Schrifttum

801

Miklós Kerekes

Factors Influencing the Neo-Assyrian Provincial System of Anatolia

815

Lidewij E. van de Peut

The Rise and Fall of the Hymn in Hittite Literature

831

Drahoslav Hulínek, Eva Hulínková Ťuchová

The SAHI Tell Jokha Archaeological Project: Campaign 2016–2017

849

Marco Iamoni, May Haider, Luigi Turri

The Northern Lebanon Project and the Tripoli/Koura Area During the Second and First Millennia BCE: A Preliminary Assessment of the Settlements and Historical Evidence

869

Bernhard Schneider

The Materiality of the Foundation of the Ur III Ekur at Nippur

881

Index

893