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Priests and profits : perspectives on the role of the temple in Babylonian economy and beyond : introduction
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Save a prayer for the king : temple personnel with royal seals in the Old Babylonian period
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In service of god and king : thoughts on the kāribu, his profits, his duties, and his origins
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Juggling tablets praying for the king and writing for priests : the lu2-šud3-de2-lugal-la of Sippar
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An impression of ruler identity : legitimate power through iconography in third millennium Upper Mesopotamian glyptic : case study Nabada
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Linear style seals, glyptic networks, and cultural interconnections amidst Late Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean turmoil : some observations on a cylinder seal from Pyla-Kokkinokremos
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New insights into the chronology of six linear Elamite clay artifacts from Susa : a re-examination of Roland de Mecquenem's archaeological reports
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Seals on heels : the sealing practice of female economic actors in Old Babylonian Sippar
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Thirteen bones and a skeleton : the location of Inanna-mansum’s grave and material manifestations of the cult of the dead in Old Babylonian Sippar
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Sargonic Susa : the Acropolis and its archive
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The overseers of the merchants who wrote their letters in unison : more about the relation between the ugula dam.gàrs of the twin cities of Sippar and the affairs of the nakkamtum of Sippar-Amnānum
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A winged horse at Tell Tweini : an exceptional Middle Assyrian cylinder seal
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Incoming mail, outgoing mail and copies of letters in the Ur-Utu archive
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Many a mickle makes a muckle : advance payments in the Ur-Utu archive (Old Babylonian Sippar)
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Written on mud : some more brick inscriptions from Mesopotamia
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Scarabs from Tell Mishrifeh / Qatna (Syria) Excavated by the Italian Component of the Joint Syrian-Italian-German Project (Campaigns 2005-2010)
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New visualization techniques for cuneiform texts and sealings
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From Susa to Sippar: the travels of two bulls, a mountain and a tree
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A round peg in a square hole?: the sikkatu in old Babylonian Susa
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Enemies ... A love story: personal warfare in old Babylonian letters