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      AssyriologyBabylonOld Babylonian periodNeo-Babylonian period
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      Sumerian ReligionArchaeologyNear Eastern ArchaeologyHistorical Archaeology
Quelle est celle, dont il est dit : "Sortez du milieu d'elle, mon peuple, ..." Apocalypse 18:4 ?
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      HistoryApocalyptic EschatologyApocalypse TheoryTheological exegesis
This article focuses on the spellings of the 3 sg. pres. form of Gtn-stem of the verb apālu(m) «to pay» in one of the legal formulas from the Neo-Babylonian texts. This form in some documents from the archives of the city of Ur has a... more
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      AkkadianOrthographyCuneiformNeo-Babylonian period
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      HistoryAncient HistoryAssyriologyMesopotamia History
A brief explanation of the circumstances that allowed for the growth in power of the Neo-Babylonian Empire, as well as some notes on its decline.
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      BabylonNeo-Assyrian studiesNeo-Babylonian periodChaldean
A dolgozat fő kérdése, hogy milyen volt a mezopotámiai vallási felfogás, mennyire volt kizárólagos ez a világkép? Voltak-e olyan konfliktusok a környező népekkel, melyek vallási alapúnak tekinthetőek, azaz két eltérő vallási rendszer... more
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      AssyriologyHistory of ReligionMesopotamian ReligionsAssyrian Empire
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      AssyriologyOld Babylonian periodSumerologyMiddle Babylonian period
The ancient Mesopotamian society, having been extensively recorded, has proved to be a treasure of information that has allowed historians to make sense of how mankind has reached where it belongs now. It has helped us comprehend why some... more
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      Mesopotamian ArchaeologyOld Babylonian periodMesopotamian historyNeo-Babylonian period
The chief aim of this essay is to posit a well-known Mesopotamian royal and divine epithet, ušumgallu "great dragon," as the source behind Ezekiel's enigmatic description of Pharaoh in 29.3, hattannīn haggādôl, "the great dragon." This... more
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      EgyptologyAssyriologyRhetorical CriticismIntertextuality
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      Ancient HistoryNear Eastern StudiesUrban HistoryAncient Science
The Hebrew Bible is one of the preeminent media that transmitted the intellectual heritage of the ancient Near East to later periods. The contributions of this workshop will investigate specific expressions of ancient Near Eastern... more
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      Ancient HistoryCultural StudiesMultilingualismDead Sea Scrolls (Religion)
The composition known as the Verse Account is a polemical poem about Nabû -nā <id's (Nabonidus') evil reign composed after Cyrus' conquest in 539 BC. In a well-known passage, the text mentions two local dignitaries by name: Zēria, the... more
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      AssyriologyAncient Near EastAchaemenid HistoryNeo-Babylonian period
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      Ancient HistoryEconomic HistoryAssyriologyMesopotamia History
The outer defenses of Nebuchadnezzar's Babylon, in literature and reality.
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      Neo-Babylonian periodNebuchadnezzar
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      Mesopotamian ArchaeologyMateriality (Anthropology)Ancient Near EastMateriality of Art
Tak tega ya, melihat bayi kurang nyaman karena cegukan. Tenang saja, Bunda, kondisi ini tak perlu dikhawatirkan. Berikut tips mengatasi cegukan pada bayi
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      Old Babylonian periodNeo-Babylonian periodBayi Berat Lahir Rendah (BBLR)
Babylon was one of the biggest and greatest cities of the Ancient Near East. At present the ruins of Babylon extend over an area of 850 ha and constitute the largest ancient settlement in Mesopotamia. The Report compiled in November 2004... more
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      ArchaeologyCultural HeritageIraqi HistoryUrbanism (Archaeology)
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      AssyriaHerodotusAchaemenid HistoryNeo-Babylonian period
The period between the accession of Nabonasser, in 747 B.C.E., and the accession of Nabopolasser, in 625 B.C.E., was a period of renewed stability for Babylonia, due in large part to the projection of Assyrian power in the region. During... more
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      ProsopographyNeo-Babylonian periodNeo Assyrians
The article explores an unusual literary phenomenon in both biblical and Mesopotamian traditions: a consecutive order of clauses in a law collection serves to structure the plot of a later, narrative composition. The plot of Ruth follows... more
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      Legal History: Ancient Near EastHebrew BibleBiblical StudiesMesopotamia History
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      ReligionTheological Interpretation of Christian ScriptureBook of GenesisOld Babylonian period
This study shows some of the Egyptian captives who were captured in the Ancient Iraqi, both in the Assyrian and the late Babylonian period. The research starts with the term "captives" in the ancient Iraqi texts, which is close to the... more
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      EgyptologyAssyriaBabylonOld Babylonian period
The Nabonidus Controversy The controversy among historians concerning the Neo­Babylonian king Nabonidus is one that seems to be impossible to solve, hence the controversy, and yet evidence for either side of the argument is to be found.... more
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      HistoryMesopotamia HistoryEmpiresOld Babylonian period
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      Archival StudiesAssyriologyAncient Near EastCuneiform
Excerpted from "Text No. 148, Part III: Late Babylonian Archival and Administrative Texts" by Ronald Wallenfels and Robartus J. van der Spek, in Cuneiform Texts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Vol. IV. The Ebabbar Temple Archive and... more
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This study examines the position of slaves in private ownership in Babylonia during the sixth and early fifth centuries BC, one of the best documented episodes in the history of ancient Mesopotamia. Drawing primarily on the records kept... more
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      History of SlaveryMesopotamia HistoryNeo-Babylonian period
Background. Over the last century, scholars have deciphered cuneiform texts on mathematics and astronomy (Neugebauer & Sachs 1955) associated with Mesopotamia's religious architecture, calendars and iconography (Curatorla 2007). However,... more
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      History of AstronomyArchaeological GISArchaeoastronomyZiggurat
In this paper I hope to show you that on seals the sphinxes represent constellations as well as the owners of the seals.
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      Mythology And FolkloreAncient HistoryMythologyMesopotamian Archaeology
This volume is the edited collection of the papers from a conference we hosted in Oxford in 2017, drawing together specialists from the United Kingdom, continental Europe and the United States, to examine afresh the relationship between... more
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      HomerAkkadian LanguageHittiteHesiodic Poetry
This is a presentation I gave in October, 2018. There is a man on Nebuchadnezzar's Prism named Ea-Dayyan. By comparing 6 identifiable characteristics between him and the Daniel of Bible, I conclude that Ea-Dayyan is the Daniel of the... more
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      ArchaeologyJewish HistoryBiblical ArchaeologyBook of Daniel
The paper offers a synthesis on the issue of labor and labor
relations in Babylonia in the first millennium BC.
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      Economic HistoryAncient Near EastLabor History and StudiesNeo-Babylonian period
This is the first study to compare the allusions to scribal culture found in the Aramaic Story of Ahiqar and the Hebrew Tale of Jeremiah and Baruch’s Scroll in Jeremiah 36. It is shown that disguised in the royal propagandistic message of... more
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One of the most pivotal points in ancient history is the fall of the Neo-Babylonian Empire . Its demise was sudden and unexpected. It changed the reality and the very trajectory of civilization. Since the fall of Babylonia helped ensure... more
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      Mesopotamian ArchaeologyMesopotamia HistoryMesopotamian ReligionsAncient Mesopotamian Religions
This article analyzes two major ancient Near Eastern literary, iconographic and religious motifs that have found their way in the vision described in Ezek. 47:1–12. These are the double current flowing from the Temple in Jerusalem in... more
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      IconographyOld Testament ProphecySumerian & Akkadian literatureNeo-Babylonian period
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The development of branding and advertising has always been mutually conditioned. The goal of this research is to determine the origin and show historic development of branding and advertising in the ancient civilizations of Africa, Asia... more
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      MarketingHistoryAncient HistoryEconomic History
The author uses the prophecy of Leviticus 26 as the basis for the chronology of the Babylonian captivity. The fulfillment of the four "seven times" gives insight into various chronological puzzles.
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      Systematic TheologyOld Testament ProphecyNeo-Babylonian periodSeventh-day adventist theology
ABSTRACT: This documentary response sheet contains 50 sequential questions drawn from the TimeLife documentary, "Mesopotamia: Return to Eden" (episode 1 in the TimeLife series on Lost Civilizations, 1995), and a reflection question at the... more
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      Mesopotamian ArchaeologyAncient Near EastDocumentary FilmHebrew Bible and Ancient Near East
Architectural monumentality in Elam (southwestern Iran) may be defined by a number of variables including material consumption, scale, elevation, and labor input. While little evidence of Elamite palatial architecture survives outside of... more
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This issue of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel edited by Yoram Cohen, as guest-editor, is dedicated to the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II (602– 562 b.c.e). It contains seven papers that deal with the man and his deeds as documented... more
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