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PhD Research

Taylor, Kynthia (Cambridge/USA) – The Erra-Poem: A Literary and Comparative Analysis

This project seeks to investigate significant literary, historical and religious issues in this poem, including the diachronic nature of the cult of Erra/Nergal, his relationship to his vizier Ishum, the personality of the Seven/Sebetti, the status of Marduk (especially with Read more

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
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Thompson, Richard Jude (Cambridge/USA) – The Deuteronomistic Covenant and Neo-Assyrian Imperial Ideology: A Study of the Deuteronomistic History in Its Historical Context

This study investigates Martin Noth’s conclusion about the Deuteronomistic History (DH) that the people of Israel had committed apostasy, ceased to obey the law code of YHWH, and thus lost their land. Scholars have challenged Noth’s hypothesis and even the Read more

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
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Toro, Benjamin (Birmingham/UK) – The Deuteronomistic Covenant and Neo-Assyrian Imperial Ideology: A Study of the Deuteronomistic History in Its Historical Context

The aim of this research is to explore and elucidate the “Dark Age” showing how this “Assyrian Pax” was an important factor in the development of antique civilization. It will be elucidated how the new Assyrian order was the historical Read more

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
PhD Research

Tsujita, Akiko (Leiden/Netherlands) – Nisaba in ancient Mesopotamia

The aim of this research is to make a systematic study of Nisaba (a goddess of grain and writing) in ancient Mesopotamia, considering document genres and worship places, and historical transition of her worship and character.

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
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Velhartická, Shárka (Berlin/Germany) – Studien zu den Huwaššanna-Texten (CTH 691-694)

This thesis aims to collect and catalogue all the texts belonging to the Huwaššanna-Rituals, CTH-Numbers 691-694. The stress is laid on the precise classification of the texts, their transcription, translation and commentary. This thesis is based on an uncompleted work Read more

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
PhD Research

Ahrens, Alexander (Bern/Switzerland – Damascus/Syria) – Meaning, Socio-Political Function and Influence of Egyptian Imports (Aegyptiaca) and Egyptianizing Objects in the Northern Levant during the Second Millennium BCE

The aim of this thesis is to describe and analyze the socio-political function and influence Egyptian imports and local Egyptianizing objects had on the northern Levantine elites during the 2nd millennium BCE.

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
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Boschloos, Vanessa (Brussels/Belgium) – The geo-chronological distribution of Egyptian scarabs in the northern Levant (Syria and Lebanon) from the late 3rd millennium to the late Iron Age

Various publications on the subject stress the importance of further study of this type of seal and its impact on Egyptian – Levantine relations. So far, specialists have mostly been concentrating on scarabs from the southern Levant (Israel and Jordan) Read more

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
PhD Research

de Vries-Melein, Martine (Utrecht/Netherlands) – Hematite in Mesopotamia ca. 3500-300 BC

Hematite, shadanu, was used for cutting small objects like beads, seals, weights. In metallurgy it was used as a flux in smelting copper and as a rich iron ore. As hematite is not indigenous in Mesopotamia, it had to be imported, Read more

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
PhD Research

De Zorzi (Vienna/Austria) – The divinatory series Šumma izbu (La serie divinatoria Šumma izbu)

Date of completion: 2011.

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago
PhD Research

Gräff, Andreas – Greek presence in the Ancient Near East between the Neo-assyrian Empire and the end of cuneiform culture

The Disseration aims at discussing all relevant sources for the presence of greek persons in Mesopotamia and Iran and determining the function of these people and changes in the role of greeks in the near east according to cuneiform as Read more

By Boardmember XY, 12 years ago

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