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- 2011
- Officials of the Šamaš temple of Sippar as contract witnesses in the old Babylonian period
- Review of: Jahn B. 2005: Altbabylonische Wohnhauser: eine Gegenuberstellung philologischer und archaologischer Quellen
- Ṣilli-Adad
- Tan-Ruhurate/ir
- The 'Song' of the Servant: Gen 24:23
- A literary analysis of the Shiloah (Siloam) tunnel inscription
- Learned, rich, famous and unhappy: Ur-Utu of Sippar
- Sîn-iqīšam
- Tan-Uli
- Sippar, B: archäologisch
- The silence of the lambs to be plucked or not in Susa
- The wonderful thing about tablets...
- The amir Yalbughā al-Khāṣṣakī (d. 1366), the Qalāwūnid sultanate, and the cultural matrix of Mamluk society: a re-assessment of Mamluk Politics in the 1360s
- Sumu-el
- Tem(p)ti-Agun
- Een merkwaardige vondst: nieuwe teksten van Etty Hillesum uit een vuilniszak
- Geschreven leven: een inleiding tot het jodendom
- God fettered in jail? Heschel, Rilke, and the 'Vollendung'
- Of wills and bills... on inherited debts in the Ur-Utu archive
- Mapping lata holocene landscape evolution and human impact: a case study from Lower Khuzestan (SW Iran)