Open Access Journal: Kervan: International Journal of Afro-Asiatic Studies

 [First posted in AWOL 4 June 2011. Updated 31 July 2017]

Kervan: International Journal of Afro-Asiatic Studies

ISSN: 1825-263X

Kervan is an international and multidisciplinary discussion platform, dealing with history, politics, economics, sociology, geography, visual culture, languages and literatures of Asian and African countries. It publishes theoretical studies, reviews and surveys, but also detailed empirical studies, critical editions of texts and translations, by both young researchers and established scholars.

2017

No 21 (2017)

2016

No 20 (2016)

2015

No 19 (2015)

2014

No 18 (2014)

2013

No 17 (2013)

2012

No 16 (2012)

No 15 (2012)

201

No 13&14 (2011)

2010

No 12 (2010)

No 7-11 (2010)

2007

No 6 (2007)

No 4&5 (2007)

2006

No 3 (2006)

2005

No 2 (2005)

No 1 (2005)

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Open Access Journal: TC: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism

[Posted in AWOL 22 December 2010. Updated 31 July 2017]

TC: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism
ISSN 1089-7447

TC is an online publication of the SBL and is listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals. Users are permitted to download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of all TC articles. Articles may not be reproduced without permission.

TC publishes full-length scholarly articles, shorter notes, project reports, and reviews of works in the field of biblical textual criticism. Articles on any aspect of the textual criticism of the Jewish and Christian scriptures (including extracanonical and related literature) are welcome, and contributions that transcend the traditional boundary between Hebrew Bible and New Testament textual criticism are especially encouraged. We also invite articles discussing the relationship between textual criticism and other disciplines.

TC uses a Permanent URL so that readers will always be able to find it regardless of which server is the current host. Please use the following PURL when linking to TC and its contents:
http://purl.org/TC

• Volume 21 (2016)

  Articles

  Gregory R. Lanier, A Case for the Assimilation of Matthew 21:44 to the Lukan “Crushing Stone” (20:18), with Special Reference to 𝕻¹⁰⁴

  Abstract: Modern critical editions enclose Matt 21:44 in brackets due to lingering questions about whether the major witnesses have preserved an early scribal assimilation to Luke 20:18, as it is not present in many Western witnesses. Due to the challenge posed by papyrus discoveries to such “Western noninterpolations” in recent decades, many scholars now tend to favor the authenticity of this verse in Matthew and reject the assimilation hypothesis along with most other shorter Western readings. This particular text, however, has rarely been studied thoroughly, and recent treatments have not fully dealt with the implications of the second-century fragment 𝕻¹⁰⁴ (P.Oxy. XLIV 4404), which appears to lack the verse. This article presents a comprehensive study of the text’s external and internal evidence and argues that it is best explained as an early scribal assimilation by (1) providing a detailed transcription of the papyrus that corrects errors in prior versions, (2) presenting new quantitative data on assimilation tendencies among major witnesses, and (3) responding to the internal arguments for the longer reading.

  Aron Pinker, A New Attempt to Interpret Job 30:24

  Abstract: Job 30:24 is a notorious crux interpretum. Understandings of this verse which are typically offered cannot be anchored in the text and appear to be too simplistic for the Jobian context. If it is recognized that a scribal confusion might have occurred because of the possible ligature הנ = ות a cogent text can be obtained, which can be paraphrased: “God would not destroy completely (cause the death of) a person, if that person sees in such calamity his deliverance.” This deep insight serves as the logical foundation for the concluding “protestation of innocence” in Chapter 30. Job, who has been ruined and who sees in death his salvation, must be considered a man of fortitude, integrity, and honesty and his words unquestionably believable and acceptable. His drive for restitution, according to the Doctrine of Retribution, should be heard.

  Georg Gäbel, The Import of the Versions for the History of the Greek Text: Some Observations from the ECM of Acts

  Abstract: In this article, I discuss the relevance of the versions for Greek textual history, taking as my starting point the forthcoming Editio Critica Maior of Acts. After a brief introduction to the citation of versional material in the ECM of Acts, three groups of examples are presented: (1) examples where each versional variant is correlated with one Greek variant, (2) examples of variants found in versional witnesses belonging to the D-trajectory and believed to have existed in now lost Greek witnesses, and (3) examples for the mutual influence of Greek and versional texts. I conclude that (1) careful attention to the versions will benefit our understanding of Greek textual history, that (2) some variants of Greek origin not attested in the Greek manuscripts now known can be reconstructed on the basis of the versions, and that (3) in some cases, particularly in bilingual manuscripts, there is likely to have been versional influence on the Greek text.

  Katie Marcar, The Quotations of Isaiah in 1 Peter: A Text-Critical Analysis

  Abstract: This article examines the quotations of Isaiah in 1 Peter in order to determine, as far as possible, the author’s Vorlage. It first defines quotations (as opposed to allusions), evaluates the importance of introductory formula or terms, and contextualizes this study in terms of comparable analyses in Pauline studies. After this methodological ground-clearing, the textual forms of the following six Isaianic quotations are analysed in detail: 1 Pet 1:24–25 (Isa 40:6–8), 1 Pet 2:6 (Isa 28:16), 1 Pet 2:8 (Isa 8:14), 1 Pet 2:22 (Isa 53:9), 1 Pet 2:25 (Isa 53:6), and 1 Pet 3:14–15 (Isa 8:12–13). These quotations are studied in light of evidence from the proto-MT, Dead Sea Scrolls, Old Greek (OG), the hexaplaric recensions, and other relevant sources of textual information. The article concludes that quotations of Isaiah in 1 Peter generally agree with the OG, with a few exceptions where they are closer to the proto-MT, and bear no evidence of a Hebraizing revision except in quotations of Isaiah that are also quoted by Paul.

  Reviews

  Mark Billington and Peter Streitenberger (eds.), Digging for the Truth: Collected Essays Regarding the Byzantine Text of the Greek New Testament: A Festschrift in Honor of Maurice A. Robinson (Chris S. Stevens, reviewer). See also a reply by Timothy J. Finney.

  Carla Falluomini, The Gothic Version of the Gospels and Pauline Epistles: Cultural Background, Transmission and Character (Marcus Sigismund, reviewer)

  Karen H. Jobes and Moisés Silva, Invitation to the Septuagint (2nd edition; Mark A. Hassler, reviewer)

  H. A. G. Houghton (ed.), Early Readers, Scholars and Editors of the New Testament: Papers from the Eighth Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament (Chris S. Stevens, reviewer)

  Lorenzo Perrone (ed.), Die neuen Psalmenhomilien: Eine kritische Edition des Codex Monacensis Graecus 314 (Thomas J. Kraus, reviewer)

  Stanley E. Porter and Andrew W. Pitts, Fundamentals of New Testament Textual Criticism (Ernst Boogert, reviewer)

  Emanuel Tov, The Text-Critical Use of the Septuagint in Biblical Research (3rd edition; Jamin Hübner, reviewer)

  Otto Zwierlein, Petrus und Paulus in Jerusalem und Rom. Vom Neuen Testament zu den apokryphen Apostelakten (Thomas J. Kraus, reviewer)

• Volume 20 (2015)
• Volume 19 (2014)
• Volume 18 (2013)
• Volume 17 (2012)
• Volume 16 (2011)
• Volume 15 (2010)
• Volume 14 (2009)
• Volume 13 (2008)
• Volume 12 (2007)
• Volume 11 (2006)
• Volume 9-10 (2004-5)
• Volume 8 (2003)
• Volume 7 (2002)
• Volume 6 (2001)
• Volume 5 (2000)
• Volume 4 (1999)
• Volume 3 (1998)
• Volume 2 (1997)
• Volume 1 (1996)

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Open Access Journal: NABU: Nouvelles Assyriologiques Brèves et Utilitaires

[First posted in AWOL 17 November 2012, updated 26 September 2016]

NABU: Nouvelles Assyriologiques Brèves et Utilitaires
ISSN: 0989-5671

Ce journal, intitulé Nouvelles Assyriologiques Brèves et Utilitaires, est publié quatre fois par an (mars, juin, septembre, décembre).

Comité de rédaction :
Dominique Charpin, Jean-Marie Durand, Francis Joannès, Nele Ziegler

Les numéros à partir de 1987 sont téléchargeables au format pdf.

Le signe * indique les numéros searchable (unicode seulement à partir de 2008/3). Les autres sont des fichiers-images. 

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• NABU 2011
• NABU 2010
• NABU 2009
• NABU 2008
• NABU 2007
• NABU 2006
• NABU 2005
• NABU 2004
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• NABU 1995
• NABU 1994
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• NABU 1992
• NABU 1991
• NABU 1990
• NABU 1989
• NABU 1988
• NABU 1987

NABU notes pertaining to the first Millennium are available online at Achemenet

Also see the tables of contents of the Mémoires de NABU

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Open Access Archaeological Reports: Tel Kabri

 [First posted in AWOL 10 August 2009. Updated 30 July 2017]

Preliminary reports on the results of excavations at Tel Kabri in Israel have been published on line immediately following the end of each field season since 2005:

Preliminary Report on the Results of the 2017 Excavation Season at Tel Kabri final version 7.30.17

Reports from previous seasons can be found at the following places (click on links below):

1. Preliminary Report on the Results of the 2015 Excavation Season at Tel Kabri final version
2. Preliminary report on the results of the 2013 excavation season at Tel Kabri
3. Preliminary report on the results of the 2011 excavation season at Tel Kabri
4. Preliminary report on the results of the Dec 2009 excavation season at Tel Kabri
   
5. Preliminary report on the results of the 2009 excavation season at Tel Kabri
6. report-on-the-results-of-the-2008-excavation-season-at-tel-kabri4
7. results-of-the-kap-2007-season
8. Kabri Regional Archaeology Survey Project 2006 Results
9. Preliminary note on the results of the 2005 exploratory se…

See also the previous website (from 2009) at:

http://digkabri.wordpress.com

Open Access Journal: Scrineum Rivista

Scrineum Rivista
ISSN 1128-5656 (online)

Scrineum Rivista ospita contributi originali su temi di storia della documentazione, del libro, della scrittura dalla tarda antichità al basso medioevo greco e latino.

La redazione rappresenta al suo interno vari e differenziati interessi di studio e di ricerca: perciò non privilegia alcuna lettura ‘di scuola’, né respinge a priori alcun punto di vista. Ogni storia di documenti e di libri merita di essere raccontata, purché con rigore critico e appropriati strumenti d'analisi: le ‘piste’ da seguire sono spesso intricate, frammentarie, sfuggenti, ma sono il fondamento indispensabile di qualunque indagine sulla «storia della cultura scritta» (letteraria, giuridica, religiosa, politico-istituzionale, artistica) e sulla storia delle idee, dei pensieri, dei desideri, dei gusti, delle velleità degli uomini che attraverso la scrittura hanno lasciato una traccia di sé.

Tutti i contributi sono valutati (peer-reviewed) da lettori scelti nell’ambito del Referee board indipendente o individuati in base alle competenze di volta in volta necessarie.

2016

13 (2016)

2015

12 (2015)

2014

11 (2014)

2013

10 (2013)

2012

9 (2012)

Per Enzo Matera

2011

8 (2011)

2010

7 (2010)

2009

6 (2009)

L’Atlante della diplomatica comunale in rete. Questioni e prospettive. Atti del Seminario conclusivo del Progetto di rilevante interesse nazionale 2006-2008: “Culture politiche e pratiche documentarie nell’Italia comunale e signorile (secoli XII-XIV)”, Genova, 18-19 settembre 2009

2008

5 (2008)

2006

4 (2006-2007)

2005

3 (2005)

2004

2 (2004)

2003

1 (2003)

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Open Access Journals: Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative Journals

[First posted in AWOL 31 August 2009, updated 29 July 2017]

The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative publishes three open access online journals:

Cuneiform Digital Library Journal (CDL)
ISSN 1540-8779

No.	Author	Title	Date	File
2017:1	Chen Y. & Wu Y.	The Names of the Leaders and Diplomats of Marḫaši and Related Men in the Ur III Dynasty	2017/09/25	PDF
2016:2	Bonechi, M.	Remarks on the Putative Source A2 of the Ebla Bilingual Lexical List	2016/12/19	PDF
2016:1	Firth, R.	Synchronization of the Drehem, Nippur, and Umma Calendars During the Latter Part of Ur III	2016/12/19	PDF
2015:3	Such-Gutiérrez, M.	The Texts from the 3rd Millennium BC at the Oriental Museum, University of Durham (England)	2015/10/02	PDF
2015:2	Benati, G.	Re-modeling Political Economy in Early 3rd Millennium BC Mesopotamia: Patterns of Socio-Economic Organization in Archaic Ur (Tell al-Muqayyar, Iraq)	2015/10/01	PDF
2015:1	Hawkins, L.	A New Edition of the Proto-Elamite Text MDP 17, 112	2015/05/02	PDF
2014:4	Kassian, A.	Lexical Matches between Sumerian and Hurro-Urartian: Possible Historical Scenarios	2014/12/03	PDF
2014:3	Middeke-Conlin, R. & Proust, C.	Interest, Price, and Profit: An Overview of Mathematical Economics in YBC 4698	2014/06/13	PDF
2014:2	Spada, G.	Two Old Babylonian Model Contracts	2014/03/24	PDF
2014:1	Middeke-Conlin, R.	The Scents of Larsa: A Study of the Aromatics Industry in an Old Babylonian Kingdom	2014/03/24	PDF
2013:3	Cripps, E.	Messengers from Šuruppak	2013/07/20	PDF
2013:2	Tsouparopoulou, Ch.	A Reconstruction of the Puzriš-Dagan Central Livestock Agency	2013/06/02	PDF
2013:1	Firth, R.	Notes on Year Names of the Early Ur III Period: Šulgi 20-30	2013/03/18	PDF
2012:1	Ouyang, X. & Brookman, W. R.	The Cuneiform Collection of the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts	2012/02/20	PDF
2012:2	Damerow, P.	Sumerian Beer: The Origins of Brewing Technology in Ancient Mesopotamia	2012/01/22	PDF
2011:2	Firth, R.	A Discussion of the Use of im-babbar2 by the Craft Workers of Ancient Mesopotamia	2011/10/30	PDF
2011:1	Cathcart, K. J.	The Earliest Contributions to the Decipherment of Sumerian and Akkadian	2011/03/03	PDF
2010:2	Adams, R. McC.	Slavery and Freedom in the Third Dynasty of Ur: Implications of the Garshana Archives	2010/07/06	PDF
2010:1	Ragavan, D.	Cuneiform Texts and Fragments in the Harvard Art Museum / Arthur M. Sackler Museum	2010/07/06	PDF
2009:7	Adams, R. McC.	Old Babylonian Networks of Urban Notables	2009/10/26	PDF
2009:6	Widell, M.	Two Ur III Texts from Umma: Observations on Archival Practices and Household Management	2009/10/24	PDF
2009:5	Lafont, B.	The Army of the Kings of Ur: The Textual Evidence	2009/10/21	PDF
2009:3	Friberg, J.	A Geometric Algorithm with Solutions to Quadratic Equations in a Sumerian Juridical Document from Ur III Umma	2009/09/23	PDF
2009:4	Englund, R. K.	The Smell of the Cage	2009/08/21	PDF
2009:2	Robson, E. & Clark, K.	The Cuneiform Tablet Collection of Florida State University	2009/07/19	PDF
2009:1	Proust, C.	Numerical and Metrological Graphemes: From Cuneiform to Transliteration	2009/06/22	PDF
2008:2	Hilgert, M.	Cuneiform Texts in the Collection of St. Martin Archabbey Beuron	2008/07/07	PDF
2008:1	Adams, R. McC.	An Interdisciplinary Overview of a Mesopotamian City and its Hinterlands	2008/03/25	PDF
2007:1	Seri, A.	The Mesopotamian Collection in the Kalamazoo Valley Museum	2007/08/25	PDF
2006:3	Richardson, S. F. C.	gir3-gen-na and Šulgi’s “Library”: Liver Omen Texts in the Third Millennium BC (I)	2006/08/06	PDF
2006:2	Johnson, J. C.	The Ur III Tablets in the Valdosta State University Archives	2006/04/24	PDF
2006:1	Damerow, P.	The Origins of Writing as a Problem of Historical Epistemology	2006/01/28	PDF
2005:3	Dahl, J. L.	Complex Graphemes in Proto-Elamite	2005/06/19	PDF
2005:2	Friberg, J.	On the Alleged Counting with Sexagesimal Place Value Numbers in Mathematical Cuneiform Texts from the Third Millennium B.C.	2005/06/14	PDF
2005:1	Monaco, S.	Unusual Accounting Practices in Archaic Mesopotamian Tablets	2005/05/01	PDF
2004:2	Widell, M.	The Calendar of Neo-Sumerian Ur and Its Political Significance	2004/07/14	PDF
2004:1	Heimpel, W.	AO 7667 and the Meaning of ba-an-gi4	2004/01/12	PDF
2003:5	Chambon, G.	Archaic Metrological Systems from Ur	2003/12/23	PDF
2003:4	Hilgert, M.	New Perspectives in the Study of Third Millennium Akkadian	2003/08/26	PDF
2003:3	Michalowski, P.	An Early Dynastic Tablet of ED Lu A from Tell Brak (Nagar)	2003/03/05	PDF
2003:2	Widell, M.	The Ur III calendar(s) of Tūram-ilī	2003/02/20	PDF
2003:1	Englund, R. K.	The Year: "Nissen returns joyous from a distant island"	2003/02/15	PDF
2002:2	Widell, M.	A Previously Unpublished Lawsuit from Ur III Adab	2002/09/27	PDF
2002:1	Englund, R. K.	The Ur III Collection of the CMAA	2002/09/11	PDF

Cuneiform Digital Library Bulletin (CDLB)
ISSN 1540-8760

No.	Author	Title	Date	File
2017:1	Alivernini, S.	Nine Unpublished Texts in the Collection of the British Museum	2017/08/19	PDF
2016:2	Firth, R.	Some Comments on “Drehem Tablets” in the British Museum	2016/11/24	PDF
2016:1	Brumfield, S. & Allred, L.	The Cuneiform Tablet Collection of the Los Angeles Unified School District	2016/11/24	PDF
2015:6	Brunke, H.	Embedded Structures: Two Mesopotamian Examples	2015/12/25	PDF
2015:5	Liu Ch. & Nielsen, J.	Cuneiform Texts in the Special Collections of Knox College	2015/11/17	PDF
2015:4	Firth, R.	Notes on Ur III Period Textile Tablets from Ur	2015/11/13	PDF
2015:3	Freedman, I.	The Marduk Star Nēbiru	2015/11/08	PDF
2015:2	Bartash, V.	On the Sumerian City UB-meki, the Alleged “Umma”	2015/11/04	PDF
2015:1	Daneshmand, P. & Abdoli, M.	A New King of Susa and Anshan	2015/02/16	PDF
2014:5	Miglio. A.	Ur III Tablets in the Wheaton College Archaeology Museum	2014/12/05	PDF
2014:4	Földi, Zs. & Head, R.	Two Tablets from the Johns Hopkins University Collection	2014/11/30	PDF
2014:3	Reid, N. & Wagensonner, K.	“My tooth aches so much”	2014/08/31	PDF
2014:2	Maidman, M. P.	An Important New Early-Middle-Assyrian Letter	2014/08/03	PDF
2014:1	Andersson, J.	Third Millennium Cuneiform Texts in a Swedish Private Collection	2014/05/21	PDF
2013:3	Földi, Zsombor	Gleanings from the Antiquities Market: A Contribution to the Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Royal Inscriptions	2013/12/28	PDF
2013:2	Owen, D. I.	Of Dogs and (Kennel)Men	2013/10/26	PDF
2013:1	Siddall, L. R.	The Royal Inscriptions in the Museum of Ancient Cultures at Macquarie University, Sydney	2013/08/02	PDF
2012:3	Notizia, P. & Ludovico, A.	A New Ur III Letter-Order from the Semitic Museum at Harvard University	2012/11/23	PDF
2012:2	Liu Ch.	Six Ur III Tablets from the Special Collections of the University of Missouri-Columbia	2012/09/20	PDF
2012:1	Abrahami, P. & Lion, B.	Remarks to W. Mayer’s Catalogue of the Nuzi Palace Texts	2012/06/16	PDF
2011:2	Brumfield, S.	The Term ab2-RI-e in Ur III Sources	2011/03/09	PDF
2011:1	Abrahami, P.	Masculine and Feminine Personal Determinatives before Women’s Names at Nuzi: A Gender Indicator of Social or Economic Independence?	2011/02/19	PDF
2010:1	Metcalf, Ch.	Six Ur III Tablets from the Hulin Collection in Oxford	2010/04/15	PDF
2007:2	Allred, L. & Gadotti, A.	The Cuneiform Collection of the Clinton Historical Society	2007/12/30	PDF
2007:1	Adams, R. McC.	The Limits of State Power on the Mesopotamian Plain	2007/12/25	PDF
2006:2	Veldhuis, N.	Another Early Dynastic Incantation	2006/04/23	PDF
2006:1	Monaco, S. F.	N16 in the Archaic Texts	2006/01/02	PDF
2004:4	Veldhuis, N.	ḪI-(še3) la2	2004/12/20	PDF
2004:3	Monaco, S. F.	Revisiting Jemdet Nasr Texts: IM 55580+	2004/09/01	PDF
2004:2	Johnson, C.	Two Ur III Tablets from the Tulare County Library	2004/06/14	PDF
2004:1	Wunsch, C.	An Early Achaemenid Administrative Text from Uruk	2004/04/05	PDF
2003:6	Veldhuis, N.	Entering the Netherworld	2003/09/02	PDF
2003:5	Dahl, J. L.	A Note on Ur III Text Duplicates	2003/06/30	PDF
2003:4	Nathan, D. L.	A "New" Proto-Cuneiform Tablet	2003/03/28	PDF
2003:3	Taylor, J. J.	Collations to ED Lu C and D	2003/02/25	PDF
2003:2	Fitzgerald, M. A.	pisan dub-ba and the Direction of Cuneiform Script	2003/02/24	PDF
2003:1	Englund, R. K.	Worcester Slaughterhouse Account	2003/01/28	PDF
2002:3	Lafont, B.	The Toponym Ligriki	2002/09/11	PDF
2002:2	Englund, R. K.	Notes on SET 274	2002/05/03	PDF
2002:1	Dahl, J. L.	Proto-Elamite Sign Frequencies	2002/04/29	PDF

Cuneiform Digital Library Notes (CDLN)
ISSN 1546-6566

2016hide

CDLN 2016:3
Zsombor Földi: For the Life of the King:
A Votive Offering to a Family God

2015hide

CDLN 2015:18
Gábor Zólyomi: Some Material Concerning the Meetings of the Sumerian Grammar Discussion Group

CDLN 2015:17
Strahil V. Panayotov: The Gottstein System Implemented on a Digital Middle and Neo-Assyrian Palaeography

CDLN 2015:15
Don Arp, Jr.: An Ur III Tablet in the Archives and Special Collections of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries

CDLN 2015:14
Richard Firth: On the “Joys of Cooking in Ur III Babylonia”

CDLN 2015:13
Klaus Wagensonner: A note on a new manuscript of ED Lu2 A
and its colophon

CDLN 2015:12
Armando Bramanti: The Cuneiform Stylus. Some Addenda

CDLN 2015:11
Xianhua Wang: Seal Type A on Clay Bullae from the
Cornell University Collections

CDLN 2015:10
Richard Firth: A note on groups of forged copies of
Ur III tablets from Girsu

CDLN 2015:9
Emmert Clevenstine: MAH 15886 + 16295,
a Rim-Sin Tabular Account in Geneva

CDLN 2015:8
Klaus Wagensonner: A, B, C, ... Word List Z

CDLN 2015:7
Strahil V. Panayotov: The tablet of the Middle Assyrian ‘coronation’ ritual: the placement of VAT 10113
and the displacement of VAT 9978

CDLN 2015:6
Klaus Wagensonner: A legal text at the Russell Library,
Maynooth University

CDLN 2015:5
Troels Pank Arbøll: A curious Ur III Tablet at the University of Copenhagen: Notes on the History of Pinches’ Collection
and an Official named Abbagina

CDLN 2015:4
Armando Bramanti: A Jemdet Nasr Fragment in the Collections of the Oriental Institute of Chicago

CDLN 2015:3
Klaus Wagensonner: Turning the Laws of Ur-Namma

CDLN 2015:2
Strahil V. Panayotov and Kostadin Kissiov: An administrative tablet from Puzriš-Dagān
in Plovdiv, Bulgaria

CDLN 2015:1
Klaus Wagensonner: On an alternative way of capturing RTI images
with the camera dome

2014hide

CDLN 2014:26
Richard Firth: Notes on composite seals in CDLI

CDLN 2014:25
Changyu Liu and Camille Lecompte: Addenda to Akkadica 134/1

CDLN 2014:24
Klaus Wagensonner: Addendum to CDLN 2014:015

CDLN 2014:23
Ingo Schrakamp: Sargonic texts from Adab in the CDLI database

CDLN 2014:22
Camille Lecompte: Suggestions and corrections to ATFU –
3. Again on EREN2+S. 161bki

CDLN 2014:21
Camille Lecompte: Suggestions and corrections to ATFU –
2. Addenda and errata 

CDLN 2014:20
Camille Lecompte: Suggestions and corrections to ATFU –
1. On goats and sheep during the ED I-II period

CDLN 2014:19
Klaus Wagensonner: A note on the colophon of VAT 9487

CDLN 2014:18
Klaus Wagensonner: Elamites in Edinburgh

CDLN 2014:17
Changyu Liu: Notes on Elamites
and the date of three Drehem texts

CDLN 2014:16
Jacob L. Dahl: Corrections to J. L. Dahl,
“A Babylonian Gang of Potters”

CDLN 2014:15
Klaus Wagensonner: Lu2 A Again!

CDLN 2014:14
Ingo Schrakamp: On the reading of a-dam-DUNki

CDLN 2014:13
Klaus Wagensonner: Some notes on a Middle Assyrian letter

CDLN 2014:12
Lance Allred: Girsu Labor Assignments Revisited

CDLN 2014:11
Kamran V. Zand: What happened to Zuzu, King of Akšak?

CDLN 2014:10
Klaus Wagensonner: Šul-pa’e Re-joined

CDLN 2014:9
Christina Tsouparopoulou: A note on Ur III administrative procrastination

CDLN 2014:8
Klaus Wagensonner: Digitizing in the round

CDLN 2014:7
Moudhy Al-Rashid: A Note on the Meaning of hūṣu and huṣṣu

CDLN 2014:6
Changyu Liu: A Note on the Regular Offering to Ninlil at Tummal

CDLN 2014:5
Changyu Liu: A Note on gal-tab-bu-um

CDLN 2014:4
Robert K. Englund: Seals and Sealing in CDLI files

CDLN 2014:3
Alexandra Kleinerman: A new “Letter to the Generals”

CDLN 2014:2
Zsombor Földi: The Sad Story of a Sumerian Statue:
The Destruction of Šū-Suen 7

CDLN 2014:1
Jacob L. Dahl: The proto-Elamite seal MDP 16, pl. XII fig. 198

2013hide

CDLN 2013:1
Jakob Andersson: An Ur III Messenger text from Umma
in the Haldar collection

2012hide

CDLN 2012:6
Jacob L. Dahl: New and old joins in the Louvre proto-Elamite tablet collection

CDLN 2012:5
Jerrold S. Cooper: A wine debt from Emar

CDLN 2012:4
David I. Owen: Additions and corrections to Owen, “Supplemental Texts ...” (CUSAS 6, pp. 233-334)

CDLN 2012:3
Robert K. Englund, Peter Damerow, Jürgen Renn, Stephen J. Tinney, and Bertrand Lafont: A note to clarify CDLI’s policy of open access, and of fair use of published images of cuneiform inscriptions

CDLN 2012:2
Zsombor Földi: The career of a high-ranking official in Larsa:
on CUSAS 17, 54

CDLN 2012:1
Robert K. Englund: Citing CDLI

2011hide

CDLN 2011:6
Robert K. Englund: Notes on KIDa

CDLN 2011:5
Sara Brumfield: Two Early Dynastic Capacity Standards

CDLN 2011:4
Robert K. Englund: The State of CDLI’s Ur III Transliterations

CDLN 2011:3
Robert K. Englund: A Note on one of Kazuya Maekawa’s Ur III Contributions

CDLN 2011:2
Charles Halton: Weighing Officials at Ur III Umma

CDLN 2011:1
Gábor Zólyomi: Lipit-Eštar and the Moat of Isin:
A Reconstructed Cone Inscription

2010hide

CDLN 2010:5
Jerrold S. Cooper: Blind Workmen, Weaving Women and Prostitutes in Third Millennium Babylonia

CDLN 2010:4
Robert K. Englund: Recently Published Catalogues of Cuneiform Collections

CDLN 2010:3
Lance Allred: More Šu-Suen Seals
During the Reign of Amar-Suen

CDLN 2010:2
Gábor Zólyomi: On G. Marchesi’s understanding of
Eanatum 5 v 9-17

CDLN 2010:1
Yuhong Wu: Differentiating Šulgi 43 and Amar-Suen 4

2007hide

CDLN 2007:2
Robert K. Englund: A Minnesota Estate

CDLN 2007:1
Robert K. Englund: New Hits for Erlenmeyer 152

2006hide

CDLN 2006:2
Robert K. Englund: Three Texts from Uqair

CDLN 2006:1
Rikke Wulff Krabbenhøft: Accession Numbers of the Royal Ontario Museum

2005hide

CDLN 2005:1
Stefania Altavilla: An Account of Vegetable Oil from Girsu

2003hide

CDLN 2003:3
Wolfgang Heimpel: gu-nigin2, “bale”

CDLN 2003:2
Niek Veldhuis: The Sumerian word na-IZI

CDLN 2003:1
Wolfgang Heimpel: The Akkadian Personal Name DI-NI-NI

 Cuneiform Digital Library Preprints

CDLI is pleased to present here the results of research in progress submitted, for inclusion in a preprint series hosted by the project, by experts in fields associated with Assyriology and Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology. We anticipate that these papers in their final form will eventually be available in journals (in some cases our own) or in edited volumes; or will, by authors' preference, remain unpublished in the formal sense, so that this may be a final venue for work that might otherwise remain unnoticed in the field. Authors who are interested in submitting contributions to the CDLP should be generally aware of the editorial policies of the journals CDLJ & CDLB; while submissions in English are preferred, CDLP does, however, accept preprints in the other major languages of academic communication. Significant and nearly complete, or dormant research papers are particularly welcome, regardless of their length and scope. Authors should make their submissions in both originating text-processor/layout file, and in the PDF format in which it will be made available here. International A4 or US letter format are both allowed, portrait or landscape. In most cases, if the submission is acceptable for distribution, we will merely add a lead page of the form visible in the files listed below. We invite interested authors to make use of this series to communicate their research to a broader community in advance or in stead of undertaking the rigors of a peer-reviewed standard publication, and we hope the feedback that results from a paper’s dissemination through CDLP contributes to its ultimate impact.

A paper can be updated with a simple new submission by the author(s); to retain a sense of the history of research, we will list new versions one after the other with new “Date posted;” we limit such updates to one (1) per calendar year following the initial posting. We will not retire CDLP entries that move on to formal publications; rather, we request that authors send us notice and citation of the publication, that will be entered to our list for easy reference.

The CDLP is under the editorial supervision of Bertrand Lafont (CNRS, Nanterre), to whom queries and submissions should be directed.

No.	Author	Title	Date posted	Download file
1.0	Huber, Peter J.	On the Old Babylonian Understanding of Sumerian Grammar	2015/09/03	PDF
1.1	Huber, Peter J.	On the Old Babylonian Understanding of Sumerian Grammar	2016/04/01	PDF
1.2	Huber, Peter J.	On the Old Babylonian Understanding of Sumerian Grammar	2017/01/01	PDF
2.0	Foxvog, Daniel A.	Introduction to Sumerian Grammar	2016/01/04	PDF
3.0	Foxvog, Daniel A.	Elementary Sumerian Glossary	2016/01/04	PDF
4.0	Panayotov, Strahil V.	„Die Lampe am Krankenbett“. Untersuchungen zu altorientalischen Gebeten an den Lichtgott Nuska	2016/01/23	PDF
5.0	Proust, Christine	Floating calculation in Mesopotamia	2016/05/02	PDF
6.0	Kaula, Jörg	„Nachdem das Königtum vom Himmel herabgekommen war…“. Untersuchungen zur Sumerischen Königsliste	2016/11/21	PDF