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SONDERDRUCK aus:
A R C H I V
FÜR
ORIENTFORSCHUNG
Internationale Zeitschrift
für die Wissenschaft vom Vorderen Orient
Begründet von Ernst Weidner, fortgeführt von H. Hirsch
Herausgegeben von
Hermann Hunger, Michael Jursa und Gebhard J. Selz
Redaktion: Michaela Weszeli
BAND LIII
2015
Selbstverlag des Instituts für Orientalistik der Universität Wien
Druck: F. Berger & Söhne G.m.b.H., Horn

Inhaltsverzeichnis 1
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Abhandlungen
Ahmad Al-Jallad and Michael C. A. Macdonald, A Few Notes on the Alleged Occurrence of the Group Name
‘Ghassān’ in a Safaitic Inscription ....................................................................................................................... 152-157
Alfonso Archi, The Tablets of the Throne Room of the Royal Palace G of Ebla ............................................................. 9-18
Ilya Arkhipov, Epistemic Modality and Related Issues in Old Babylonian ...................................................................... 57-66
Julia Asher-Greve, Adorno to Žižek or in Search of the ‘Essence of War’ in Ancient Mesopotamia ............................. 73-85
Laura Battini, Relecture de la plaquette IB 1956: les fonctions des plaquettes et l’échange entre productions populaire
et officielle ........................................................................................................................................................... 67-72
Paola Corò, The Missing Link ‒ Connections between Administrative and Legal Documents in Hellenistic Uruk ......... 86-92
Nicla De Zorzi, Sumerian and Akkadian Texts from the Josef Zeppetzauer Collection in Bad Ischl, Austria I: Texts
from the Third and Second Millennium BC ........................................................................................................ 40-48
Jean-Jacques Glassner, Système de pensée en Mésopotamie ........................................................................................ 1-8
Michael Jursa, Sumerian and Akkadian Texts from the Josef Zeppetzauer Collection in Bad Ischl, Austria II: Eine
frühneubabylonische Landkaufurkunde aus Borsippa ......................................................................................... 49-51
Yasuyuki Mitsuma, The Offering for Well-Being in Seleucid and Arsacid Babylon ...................................................... 117-127
John P. Nielsen, Taking Refuge at Borsippa: the Archive of Lâbâši, Son of Nādinu ....................................................... 93-109
Robartus J. van der Spek, Madinatu = URUmeš, “Satrapy, Province, District, Country”, in Late Babylonian ............. 110-116
Marcos Such-Gutiérrez, Das ra -gaba-Amt anhand der schriftlichen Quellen des 3. Jahrtausends ............................. 19-39
(2)
David A. Warburton, Alexandria? or: Architecture in Archaeological World History ..................................................... 128-151
Nathan Wasserman, On the Author of the Epic of Zimrī-Līm and Its Literary Context .................................................. 52-56
Rezensionen
S. F. Adali, The Scourge of God. The Uman-manda and Its Significance in the First Millennium BC (= SAAS 20)
(Mario Liverani) ............................................................................................................................................. 158
M. Alram und R. Gyselen, Sylloge Nummorum Sasanidarum Paris – Berlin – Wien II: Ohrmazd I. - Ohrmazd II. Mit
Beiträgen von M. Blet-Lemarquand, C. G. Cereti, R. Linke, M. Melcher, N. Schindel und M. Schreiner
(= Denkschriften der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 422; Veröffentlichungen der Numismatischen Kom-
mission 53) (Rüdiger Schmitt) ....................................................................................................................... 447-450
S. Altavilla and C. B. F. Walker, Late Babylonian Seal Impressions on Tablets in the British Museum. Part 1: Sippar
(= Nisaba 20) (John MacGinnis) .................................................................................................................... 159-160
A. Anastasi and F. Pomponio, Neo-Sumerian Ĝirsu Texts of Various Content Kept in the British Museum (= Nisaba 18)
(Tohru Ozaki) ................................................................................................................................................... 361-368
Y. Arbel, Ultimate Devotion. The Historical Impact and Archaeological Expression of Intense Religious Movements
(Michaela Bauks) ............................................................................................................................................ 440-442
L. Baratova, N. Schindel und R. Rtveladze, Sylloge Nummorum Sasanidarum Usbekistan. Sasanidische Münzen und ihre
Imitationen aus Bukhara, Termes und Chaganian (= Denkschriften der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 418;
Veröffentlichungen der Numismatischen Kommission 51) (Rüdiger Schmitt) ............................................... 450-452
K. van Bekkum, From Conquest to Coexistence. Ideology and Antiquarian Intent in the Historiography of Israel’s Settle-
ment in Canaan (= CHANE 45) (Mario Liverani) ......................................................................................... 475-476
C. Beuger, Die Keramik der Älteren Ischtar-Tempel in Assur. Von der zweiten Hälfte des 3. bis zur Mitte des 2. Jahr-
tausends v. Chr. (= Ausgrabungen der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft in Assur. F: Fundgruppen Band 6;
WVDOG 138) (Martin Gruber) ...................................................................................................................... 401-404
B. Böck, The Healing Goddess Gula. Towards an Understanding of Ancient Babylonian Medicine (= CHANE 67)
(Mark J. Geller) .............................................................................................................................................. 160-162
E. A. Braun-Holzinger und E. Rehm (Hrsg.), Orientalischer Import in Griechenland im frühen 1. Jahrtausend v. Chr.
(= AOAT 328) (Dominique Collon) ............................................................................................................... 404-406
Y. S. Chen, The Primeval Flood Catastrophe. Origins and Early Development in Mesopotamian Traditions
(Benjamin R. Foster) ..................................................................................................................................... 163-164
E. L. Cripps, Sargonic and Presargonic Texts in the World Museum Liverpool (= BAR S2135) (Massimo Maiocchi) 164-169
J. E. Curtis and N. Tallis (eds), The Balawat Gates of Ashurnasirpal II (Barbara N. Porter) ......................................... 406-409
R. Da Riva, The Inscriptions of Nabopolassar, Amēl-Marduk and Neriglissar (= SANER 3) (Laura Cousin) ................ 169-172
G. F. Del Monte, Le gesta di Suppiluliuma. L’opera storiografica di Mursili II re di Hattusa (Jared L. Miller) ............. 172-177
J. G. Dercksen (ed.), Anatolia and the Jazira during the Old-Assyrian Period (= OAAS 3; PIHANS 111)
(Hervé Reculeau) ............................................................................................................................................ 177-182
II Inhaltsverzeichnis
B. S. Düring, A. Wossink and P. M. M. G. Akkermans (eds), Correlates of Complexity: Essays in Archaeolo-
gy and Assyriology Dedicated to Diederik J.W. Meijer in Honour of his 65th Birthday (= PIHANS 116)
(Anna Kurmangaliev) .................................................................................................................................... 409-410
I. Ephˁal, The City Besieged. Siege and Its Manifestations in the Ancient Near East (= CHANE 36) (Ariel M. Bagg) . 182-184
X. Faivre, B. Lion et C. Michel (éd.), Et il y eut un esprit dans l’homme. Jean Bottéro et la Mésopotamie (= Travaux de
la Maison René-Ginouvès 6) (Margaret Jaques) ............................................................................................ 184-186
I. L. Finkel and M. J. Geller (eds), Disease in Babylonia (= CM 36) (Cynthia Jean) ....................................................... 186-190
E. Frahm, Babylonian and Assyrian Text Commentaries. Origins of Interpretation (= GMTR 5) (Jean-Jacques
Glassner) ........................................................................................................................................................... 190-192
J. Friberg, A Remarkable Collection of Babylonian Mathematical Texts. Manuscripts in the Schøyen Collection: Cunei-
form Texts I (Hermann Hunger; Kazuo Muroi) .......................................................................................... 192-199
E. Frood and R. Raja (eds), Redefining the Sacred: Religious Architecture and Text in the Near East and Egypt. 1000 BC
- AD 300 (= Contextualizing the Sacred 1) (David Warburton) .......................................................................... 411-418
S. J. Garfinkle and J. C. Johnson (eds), The Growth of an Early State in Mesopotamia: Studies in Ur III Administration
(= BPOA 5) (Remco de Maaijer) ................................................................................................................... 199-201
G. F. Grassi, Semitic Onomastics from Dura Europos. The Names in Greek Script and from Latin Epigraphs (= HANE/M XII)
(Holger Gzella) ............................................................................................................................................... 457-463
A. Hamilton, The Arcadian Library. Western Appreciation of Arab and Islamic Civilization (Elvira Wakelnig) ........... 476-477
Ö. Harmanşah, Cities and the Shaping of Memory in the Ancient Near East (Simon M. Halama) ................................ 418-424
N. Heeßel, Divinatorische Texte II: Opferschau-Omina (= KAL 5; WVDOG 139) (Mark J. Geller) ............................. 201-208
W. Heimpel, Workers and Construction Work at Garšana (= CUSAS 5) (Bertrand Lafont) ........................................... 228-233
A. Heller, Das Babylonien der Spätzeit (7.-4. Jh.) in den klassischen und keilschriftlichen Quellen (= Oikumene 7)
(Reinhard Pirngruber) ................................................................................................................................... 208-213
I. Hrůša, Die akkadische Synonymenliste malku = šarru. Eine Textedition mit Übersetzung und Kommetar (= AOAT 50)
(Mark J. Geller) .............................................................................................................................................. 213-215
S. Jakob, Die mittelassyrischen Texte aus Tell Chuēra in Nordost-Syrien. Mit einem Beitrag von D. I. Janisch-Jakob
(= VFMFOS 2, III) (Jaume Llop-Raduà) ....................................................................................................... 215-220
M. Jursa, Aspects of the Economic History of Babylonia in the First Millennium BC. Economic Geography, Economic
Mentalities, Agriculture, the Use of Money, and the Problem of Economic Growth. With contributions by
J. Hackl, B. Janković, K. Kleber, E.E. Payne, C. Waerzeggers and M. Weszeli (= AOAT 377; Veröffentlichun-
gen zur Wirtschaftsgeschichte Babyloniens im 1. Jahrtausend v. Chr. 4) (Laetitia Graslin-Thomé) ......... 220-228
A. Kleinerman and D. I. Owen, Analytical Concordance of the Garšana Archives (= CUSAS 4) (Bertrand Lafont) .... 228-233
J. Klinger, Die Hethiter (Richard H. Beal) ....................................................................................................................... 233-235
Ch. Koch, Vertrag, Treueid und Bund: Studien zur Rezeption des altorientalischen Vertragsrechts im Deuteronomium und
zur Ausbildung der Bundestheologie im Alten Testament (= BZAW 383) (Bruce Wells) .............................. 235-237
N. J. C. Kouwenberg, The Akkadian Verb and Its Semitic Background (= LANE 2) (Hans Hirsch) ............................... 237-246
W. G. Lambert, Babylonian Creation Myths (= MC 16) (Benjamin R. Foster) ............................................................. 246-250
W. G. Lambert, Babylonian Oracle Questions (= MC 13) (Uri Gabbay) .......................................................................... 250-253
K. Lämmerhirt, Die sumerische Königshymne Šulgi F (= TMH 9) (Marie-Christine Ludwig) ................................... 254-269
A. Livingstone, Hemerologies of Assyrian and Babylonian Scholars (= CUSAS 25) (Ulla Susanne Koch) ................. 269-278
J. Llop-Raduà, Mittelassyrische Verwaltungsurkunden aus Assur. Texte aus den „großen Speichern“ und dem Ubru-Ar-
chiv. Mit einem Beitrag zu den Siegelabrollungen von B. Feller (WVDOG 124) (Stefan Jakob) ................. 278-282
P. B. Lurje, Iranisches Personennamenbuch II: Mitteliranische Personennamen. Fasz. 8: Personal Names in
Sogdian Texts (= Sitzungsberichte der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 808; Iranische Onomastik 8)
(Rüdiger Schmitt) ........................................................................................................................................... 464-468
S. L. Macgregor, Beyond Hearth and Home. Women in the Public Sphere in Neo-Assyrian Society (= SAAS 21)
(Melanie Groß) ................................................................................................................................................ 282-285
I. Madreiter, Stereotypisierung ‒ Idealisierung ‒ Indifferenz. Formen der Auseinandersetzung mit dem Achaimeniden-
Reich in der griechischen Persika-Literatur (= CLeO 4) (Johannes Bach) ..................................................... 285-287
M. Maggio, L’ornementation des dieux à l’époque paléo-babylonienne. Étude du matériel ayant appartenu aux dieux
d’après des documents de la pratique. Réflexions sur le don, l’ornementation des statues divines et la conser-
vation des objects précieux (= AOAT 393) (Lukáš Pecha) .............................................................................. 287-288
M. P. Maidman, Nuzi Texts and Their Uses as Historical Evidence (= Writings from the Ancient World 18)
(Regine Pruzsinszky) .................................................................................................................................... 288-291
G. Marchesi and N. Marchetti, Royal Statuary of Early Dynastic Mesopotamia (= MC 14) (Licia Romano) ................. 291-292
P. Matthiae and N. Marchetti (eds), Ebla and Its Landscape: Early State Formation in the Ancient Near East
(Mark Altaweel) .............................................................................................................................................. 292-294
A. E. Miglio, Tribe and State. The Dynamics of International Politics and the Reign of Zimri-Lim (Gorgias Studies in the
Ancient Near East 8) (Dominique Charpin) .................................................................................................. 294-299
G. Minunno, Ritual Employs of Birds in Ancient Syria-Palestine (= AOAT 402) (Yitzhaq Feder) ................................. 299-301
C. Mittermayer, Enmerkar und der Herr von Arata. Ein ungleicher Wettstreit (= OBO 239) (Jean-Jacques
Glassner) ........................................................................................................................................................... 301-304
Inhaltsverzeichnis III
D. Morandi Bonacossi (ed.), Urban and Natural Landscapes of an Ancient Syrian Capital. Settlement and Environment at
Tell Mishrife/Qatna and in Central Western Syria. Proceedings of the International Conference Held in Udine
9-11 December 2004 (= Studi archeologici su Qatna 1; DAS XII) (Önhan Tunca) ....................................... 424-427
B. Morstadt, Phönizische Thymiateria. Zeugnisse des Orientalisierungsprozesses im Mittelmeerraum. Originale Funde,
bildliche Quellen, originaler Kontext (= AOAT 354) (Karl Jaroš) .................................................................. 427-428
S. Mühl, Siedlungsgeschichte im mittleren Osttigrisgebiet. Vom Neolithikum bis in die neuassyrische Zeit (= ADOG 28)
(Ariel M. Bagg) ............................................................................................................................................... 431-433
G. del Olmo Lete (éd.), Mythologie et religion des Sémites occidentaux. Vol. 1: Ébla, Mari; Vol. 2: Émar, Ougarit, Israël,
Phénicie, Aram, Arabie (= OLA 162) (Manfred Hutter) ................................................................................ 442-446
D. I. Owen, Cuneiform Texts Primarily from Iri-Saĝrig/Āl-Šarrākī and the History of the Ur III Period (= Nisaba 15)
(Tohru Ozaki) ................................................................................................................................................... 304-317
S. Parpola and R. M. Whiting (eds), Assyrian-English-Assyrian Dictionary (Martin Worthington) ............................. 317-323
S. Paulus, Die babylonischen Kudurru-Inschriften von der kassitischen bis zur frühneubabylonischen Zeit. Untersucht
unter besonderer Berücksichtigung gesellschafts- und rechtshistorischer Fragestellungen (= AOAT 51)
(Michaela Weszeli) ........................................................................................................................................ 324-360
P. Pfälzner, H. Niehr, E. Pernicka and A. Wissing (eds), (Re-)Constructing Funerary Rituals in the Ancient Near East
(= QS Suppl. 1) (Anna Kurmangaliev) .......................................................................................................... 428-431
M. Pfisterer, Hunnen in Indien. Die Münzen der Kidariten und Alchan aus dem Bernischen Historischen Museum und
der Sammlung Jean-Pierre Righetti. Mit typologischen Zeichnungen von T. Eipeldauer (= Denkschriften
der philosophisch-his torischen Klasse 459; Veröffentlichungen der Numismatischen Kommission 57)
(Rüdiger Schmitt) ........................................................................................................................................... 452-454
A. H. Podany, Brotherhood of Kings. How International Relations Shaped the Ancient Near East (Mario Liverani) .... 323-324
F. N. H. al-Rawi, F. D’Agostino and J. Taylor, Neo-Sumerian Administrative Texts from Umma Kept in the British Mu-
seum, Part Four (= NATU IV; Nisaba 24) (Tohru Ozaki) ............................................................................... 361-368
F. N. H. al-Rawi e L. Verderame, Documenti amministrativi neo-sumerici da Umma conservati al British Museum, Part
Two (= NATU II; Nisaba 11) (Tohru Ozaki) ................................................................................................... 361-368
F. N. H. al-Rawi and L. Verderame, Neo-Sumerian Administrative Texts from Umma Kept in the British Museum, Part
Three (= NATU III; Nisaba 23) (Tohru Ozaki) ............................................................................................... 361-368
S. Richardson (ed.), Rebellions and Peripheries in the Cuneiform World (= AOS 91) (Elena Devecchi) ....................... 368-369
W. Röllig, Land- und Viehwirtschaft am Unteren Ḫābūr in mittelassyrischer Zeit (= BATSH 9 / Texte 3)
(Claudio Saporetti) ........................................................................................................................................ 369-370
R. Rollinger, Alexander und die großen Ströme. Die Flussüberquerungen im Lichte altorientalischer Pioniertechniken
(Schwimmschläuche, Keleks und Pontonbrücken) (= CLeO 7) (Johannes Bach) .......................................... 370-372
A. Schachner, Assyriens Könige an einer der Quellen des Tigris. Archäologische Forschungen im Höhlensystem von
Bırkleyn und am sogenannten Tigris-Tunnel. Mit Beiträgen von K. Radner, U. Doğan, Y. Helmholz und
B. Öğüt (= Istanbuler Forschungen 51) (Ariel M. Bagg) ............................................................................... 433-436
R. Schmitt, Iranisches Personennamenbuch V: Iranische Namen in Nebenüberlieferungen indogermanischer Sprachen.
Fasz. 5A: Iranische Personennamen in der griechischen Literatur vor Alexander d. Gr. (= Sitzungsberichte der
philosophisch-historischen Klasse 823; Iranische Onomastik 9) (Jan Tavernier) .......................................... 468-470
R. Schmitt und G. Vittmann, Iranisches Personennamenbuch VIII: Iranische Namen in ägyptischer Nebenüberlieferung
(= Sitzungsberichte der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 842; Iranische Onomastik 13) (Jan Tavernier) . 470-472
A. Schuster-Brandis, Steine als Schutz- und Heilmittel. Untersuchung zu ihrer Verwendung in der Beschwörungskunst
Mesopotamiens im 1. Jt. v. Chr. (= AOAT 46) (Mark J. Geller) .................................................................... 372-375
M. Seyer, Der Herrscher als Jäger. Untersuchungen zur königlichen Jagd im persischen und makedonischen Reich vom
6.-4. Jahrhundert v. Chr. sowie unter den Diadochen Alexanders des Großen (= Wiener Forschungen zur Ar-
chäologie 11) (Ellen Rehm) ............................................................................................................................. 436-438
M. Sigrist and T. Ozaki, Neo-Sumerian Administrative Tablets from the Yale Babylonian Collection. Part One
(= BPOA 6) (J. Cale Johnson) ....................................................................................................................... 375-378
M. Sigrist und T. Ozaki, Neo-Sumerian Administrative Tablets from the Yale Babylonian Collection. Part Two
(= BPOA 7) (J. Cale Johnson) ....................................................................................................................... 375-378
N. Sims-Williams, Iranisches Personennamenbuch II: Mitteliranische Personennamen. Fasz. 7: Bactrian Person-
al Names (= Sitzungsberichte der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 806; Iranische Onomastik 7)
(Rüdiger Schmitt) ........................................................................................................................................... 464-468
F. Sinisi, Sylloge Nummorum Parthicorum New York – Paris – London – Vienna – Tehran – Berlin VII: Vologases I - Pa-
corus II (= Denkschriften der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 433; Veröffentlichungen der Numismatischen
Kommission 56) (Rüdiger Schmitt) ................................................................................................................ 454-457
A. L. Slotsky and R. Wallenfels, Tallies and Trends. The Late Babylonian Commodity Price Lists (Reinhard
Pirngruber) ....................................................................................................................................................... 378-381
U. Steinert, Aspekte des Menschseins im alten Mesopotamien. Eine Studie zu Person und Identität im 2. und 1. Jt. v. Chr.
(= CM 44) (Jean-Jacques Glassner) ............................................................................................................. 381-383
J. Stökl, Prophecy in the Ancient Near East: A Philological and Sociological Comparison (= CHANE 56)
(Matthijs J. de Jong) ..................................................................................................................................... 383-386
IV Inhaltsverzeichnis
M. Streck (Hrsg.), Prinz, Prinzessin - Samug (= RlA 11) (Alfonso Archi) ....................................................................... 386-390
M.P. Streck (Hrsg.), Šamuḫa - Spinne (= RlA 12) (Alfonso Archi) .................................................................................. 386-390
K. R. Veenhof, Letters in the Louvre (= AbB XIV) (Dominique Charpin) ..................................................................... 390-392
K. Volk, A Sumerian Chrestomathy. With the collaboration of S. Votto and J. Baldwin (= SILO 5) (Ingo Schrakamp) . 393-396
M. Weippert, Historisches Textbuch zum Alten Testament. Mit Beiträgen von J. F. Quack, B. U. Schipper und S. J.
Wimmer (= Grundrisse zum Alten Testament. Das Alte Testament Deutsch, Ergänzungs reihe, hrsg. von H.
Spieckermann und R. G. Kratz, Band 10) (Karl Jaroš) .................................................................................... 446-447
P. Werner, Der Sîn-Šamaš-Tempel in Assur (= WVDOG 122) (Önhan Tunca) ................................................................ 439-440
R. Zadok, Catalogue of Documents from Borsippa or Related to Borsippa in the British Museum I (= Nisaba 21)
(Caroline Waerzeggers) ................................................................................................................................ 397-398
R. Zadok, Iranisches Personennamenbuch VII: Iranische Namen in semitischen Nebenüberlieferungen. Fasz. 1B: Irani-
sche Personennamen in der neu- und spätbabylonischen Nebenüberlieferung (= Sitzungsberichte der philoso-
phisch-historischen Klasse 777; Iranische Onomastik 4) (Jan Tavernier) ...................................................... 472-474
A. E. Zernecke, Gott und Mensch in Klagegeb eten aus Israel und Mesopotamien: Die Hande rhebungsgebete Ištar 10 und
Ištar 2 und die Klagepsalmen Ps 38 und Ps 22 im Vergleich (= AOAT 387) (Bruce Wells) ........................... 399-401
Inhaltsanzeigen
R. Boucharlat et E. Haerink, Tombes d’époque parthe. Chantiers de la ville des artisans (= MDP 35) (Reinhard
Pirngruber) ....................................................................................................................................................... 478
B. Dreyer und P. F. Mittag (Hrsg.), Lokale Eliten und hellenistische Könige. Zwischen Kooperation und Konfrontation
(= Oikumene 8) (Melanie Groß) ...................................................................................................................... 478-479
B. Dunsch und K. Ruffing (Hrsg.), Herodots Quellen ‒ Die Quellen Herodots. Unter Mitarbeit von K. Droß-Krüpe
(= CLeO 6) (Reinhard Pirngruber) ............................................................................................................... 479-480
H. Klinkott, S. Kubisch und R. Müller-Wollermann (Hrsg.), Geschenke und Steuern, Zölle und Tribute. Antike Abgabe-
formen in Anspruch und Wirlichkeit (CHANE 29) (Reinhard Pirngruber) ................................................. 480
G. B. Lanfranchi, D. Morandi Bonacossi, C. Pappi and S. Ponchia (eds), Leggo! Studies Presented to Frederick Mario
Fales on the Occasion of His 65th Birthday (= LAS 2) (Melanie Groß) ......................................................... 480-481
T. Mattern und A. Vött, Mensch und Umwelt im Spiegel der Zeit: Aspekte geoarchäologischer Forschungen im östlichen
Mittelmeergebiet (= Philippika 1) (Anna Kurmangaliev) ............................................................................. 482
P. Matthiae, F. Pinnock, L. Nigro and N. Marchetti (eds), Proceedings of the 6th International Congress of the Archaeology
of the Ancient Near East. In Zusammenarbeit mit L. Romano. (= ICAANE 6) (Anna Kurmangaliev) ....... 482-483
O. W. Muscarella, Archaeology, Artifacts and Antiquities of the Ancient Near East. Sites, Cultures, and Provinces
(= CHANE 62) (Erika Bleibtreu) ......................................................................................................................... 483-485
M. Weippert, Götterwelt in Menschenmund. Studien zur Prophetie in Assyrien, Israel und Juda (= Forschungen zur Reli-
gion und Literatur des Alten und Neuen Testaments 252) (Reinhard Pirngruber) ........................................ 485
Nachrufe
Dem Gedächtnis der Toten (Rykle Borger, Mark A. Brandes, Burchard Brentjes, Elena Cassin, Anthony R. Green, William
W. Hallo, Martha Haussperger, Ingeborg Hoffmann, Harry Angier Hoffner, Jr., Philo H. J. Houwink ten Cate,
Victor Avigdor Hurowitz, Burkhart Kienast, Oswald Loretz, Joseph Naveh, Heinrich Otten, Franca Pecchioli
Daddi, Jean Perrot, Giovanni Pettinato, Klaus Schmidt) ..................................................................................... 487-524
Bibliographien und Register
Old Assyrian Bibliography 3. May 2009 - June 2015 (Cécile Michel) ............................................................................ 525-559
Assyriologie, Register (M. Weszeli und M. Jursa, unter Mitarbeit von H. Hunger, N. De Zorzi, J., Pfitzner, R.
Pirn gruber, M. Schmidl) ................................................................................................................................ 561-
Mesopotamien und Nachbargebiete (M. Weszeli und M. Jursa, unter Mitarbeit von H. Hunger, N. De Zorzi, D.
Niedermayer, J., Pfitzner, R. Pirn gruber, M. Schmidl) ........................................................................... -
Old Assyrian Bibliography 3 525
Old Assyrian Bibliography 3
May 2009 - June 2015
By Cécile Michel (Nanterre)
This third addition to the Old Assyrian Bibliography follows the structure of OAAS 1 [C. Michel, Old Assyrian Bibliography of Cuneiform
Texts, Bullae, Seals and the Results of the Excavations at Aššur, Kültepe/Kaniš, Acemhöyük, Alişar and Boğazköy, Leiden, 2003], OAB 1
[C. Michel, Old Assyrian Bibliography 1 (February 2003 - July 2006), AfO 51 (2005-2006), p. 436-449] and OAB 2 [C. Michel, Old
Assyrian Bibliography 2 (August 2006 - April 2009), AfO 52 (2011), p. 416-437]. It contains corrections and additions to OAAS 1,
OAB 1 and OAB 2: books and articles published between May 2009 and June 2015, titles published before and forgotten in the previous
issues, reviews, new tablets discovered during the excavations or housed in private collections, line quotations of tablets preserved in the
Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara and Kayseri, etc. My thanks go to the editors of Archiv für Orientforschung who give me
the opportunity to publish regular updates of the Old Assyrian Bibliography and I also wish to express my gratitude to all the colleagues
who offered me help for this supplement, especially G. Barjamovic, M. Çayır, J. G. Dercksen, C. Günbattı, H. Erol, B. Kouwenberg,
F. Kulakoğlu, R. Kuzuoğlu, M. T. Larsen, A. W. Lassen and K. R. Veenhof.
Part 1. Old Assyrian Tablets from 123 OAAS 6, no. 11
Kültepe/Kaniš (22627 documents) TC 3 17 Michel – Veenhof 2010, p. 251
99 OAAS 6, no. 17
216 OAAS 6, no. 73
1.1. Illicit excavations at Kültepe (3833 documents)
232 Michel 2014f, p. 10
1.1.1. USA collections (840 documents)
262 OAAS 6, no. 55
Yale collection J. B. Nies (NBC), New Haven 273 OAAS 6, no. 83
BIN 4 103 OAAS 6, no. 24 TTC 4 OAAS 6, no. 79 (RA 80, 108)
105 OAAS 6, no. 84 18 Dercksen 2014a, p. 60, n. 4
107 OAAS 6, no. 34
111 OAAS 6, no. 38 Other French collections
BIN 6 11 Michel 2013b, p. 206 RA 60 = P. Garelli, Tablettes Cappadociennes de collections di-
210 OAAS 6, no. 46 verses, RA 60 [1966], p. 138-140 (Tablette de M. André Frank)
- This tablet was bought in 1973 by the Musée des Beaux-
University Museum, Philadelphia Arts de Blois; its new number is 73-7-69 (Lion 2012)
KTP 10 OAAS 5, p. 45, n. 151
19 OAAS 6, no. 9
1.1.3. British collections (775 documents)
British Museum (BM), London
Harvard Art Museum / Arthur M. Sackler Museum
CCT 1 10b-11a Justel 2014, no. 165
Ravagan 2010 14 tablets
33b Waal 2012, p. 292
1983.97 = Ravagan § 6.1
48 OAAS 6, no. 21
1983.98 = Ravagan § 6.2
49b OAAS 6, no. 85
1983.99 = Ravagan § 6.3
CCT 3 24 Michel 2013b, p. 206-207
1983.100 = Ravagan § 6.4
CCT 5 9b Veenhof 2012a, p. 171, n. 10
1983.101 = Ravagan § 6.5
14a OAAS 6, no. 72
1983.102 = Ravagan § 6.6
18d OAAS 6, no. 31
1983.103 = Ravagan § 6.7
CCT 6 13b AKT 7a, p. 8, n. 64
1983.104 = Ravagan § 6.8
1983.105 = Ravagan § 6.9
Institute of Archeology, Liverpool
1983.106 = Ravagan § 6.10
AAA 1/3 1 Michel 2013b, p. 207
1983.109 = Ravagan § 6.11
8 Justel 2014, no. 34
1992.256.7 = Ravagan § 6.12
2000.196 = Ravagan § 6.13
Other Collections
2000.197 = Ravagan § 6.14
Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery, Lancashire
George 2010, no. 1 1 tablet
1.1.2. French collections (729 documents)
Louvre (AO), Paris
1.1.4. German collections (533 documents)
TC 1 5 Michel 2013b, p. 208
Vorderasiatisches Museum (VAT), Berlin
67 Justel 2014, no. 23
VS 26 37 OAAS 6, no. 57
69 André-Salvini 2010, p. 88
112+80 OAAS 6, no. 5
86 OAAS 6, no. 44
- Donbaz CollAn 8 [2009] 337-344 [with colla-
100 Justel 2014, no. 28
tions]
112 OAAS 6, no. 10
Archiv für Orientforschung 53 (2015)
526 Cécile Michel
Müller Marzahn 2000 = 1.1.6. Russian collections (120 documents)
- VAT 4536 = Justel 2014, no. 146 Hermitage and Fine Art Museum Petrograd, Moscow
Ridder 2013 = KTK 10 OAAS 5, p. 49, n. 175
- VAT 19864 (Donbaz 1985: Assur photo 4159) 106 Dercksen 2008e, p. 118, n. 32
University of Heidelberg, Erlenmeyer and Basel Collec­
1.1.7. Swiss collections (79 documents)
tions
Musée d’Art et d’Histoire
ATHE 20 OAAS 6, no. 20
MAH 15962 (Gelb – Sollberger 1957) =
24 OAAS 6, no. 63
Veenhof 2011, p. 219-220
MAH 16209 Michel 2013b, p. 7
Universitätsbibliothek, Giessen
KUG 13 OAAS 6, no. 78
1.1.8. Collections in The Netherlands (around 119 doc-
15 OAAS 6, no. 86
uments in all)
Collection Böhl, Leiden (LB)
Other German collections
Dercksen 2013c = 3 tablets
Farber 1990 =
- LB 985 (Ilušuma inscription) = Dercksen
- Justel 2014, no.195
2013c, p. 63-66
- LB 1200 = Dercksen 2013c, p. 67-69
1.1.5. Turkish collections (476 documents)
- LB 1209 = Dercksen 2013c, p. 72-73 (Veenhof
Istanbul Arkeoloji Müzeleri (Ka), Istanbul
1965, p. 286)
KTS 1 1b Michel 2013b, p. 208
- LB 1219 = l. 3-16 Dercksen 2014a, p. 77, n. 58
41a Donbaz 2014
- LB 1220 = Dercksen 2013c, p. 70-71
48a OAAS 6, no. 19
KTS 2 9 OAAS 6, no. 77 (AKT 1, 25)
Various collections
Donbaz 2015 = 10 tablets
Dercksen 2013b 2 tablets
- Ka. 27b Donbaz 2015, p. 102 (copy)
- Text 2, Archea 9116 = Dercksen 2013b, p.172
- Ka. 278 l. 2'-5' Donbaz 2015, p. 102
- Text 3, Archea 9117 = Dercksen 2013b, p. 173-
- Ka. 305 l. 1-20 Donbaz 2015, p. 106
174
- Ka. 665 l. 1-18 Donbaz 2015, p. 106
- Ka. 689 Donbaz 2015, p. 105-106 (copy)
1.1.9. Other collections (162 documents)
- Ka. 725 Donbaz 2015, p. 104-105 (copy)
- Ka. 803 Donbaz 2015, p. 103-104 (copy) Other collections previously in Germany
- Ka. 950 l. 26-27 Donbaz 2015, p. 102 KTH 1 OAAS 5, p. 46, n. 159
- Ka. 958 l. 1-12 Donbaz 2015, p. 103 24 Dercksen 2014a, p. 84, n. 71
- Ka. 970 l. 3-8 Donbaz 2015, p. 105 26 Dercksen 2011a, p. 61, n. 7
33+34 OAAS 6, no. 82
Kayseri
Other collections
Kay. 276 Şahin 2010a, p. 849-850
Kay. 283 Şahin 2010a, p. 853 George 2010 = 2 tablets
Kay. 294 Şahin 2010a, p. 851-852 - George no. 2, p. 157
Kay. 337 Şahin 2010a, p. 854 - George no. 3, p. 157
Kay. 4369 Şahin 2010a, p. 850-851 Goetze 1936 =
Kayseri 10 Şahin 2010a, p. 847 - correct number AUB 32.10 to AUB 31.10, see
Kayseri 51 → 1.3.1 sub 77/k 545 Lafont 2011, p. 173
Kayseri 300 Aydın 2012, no. 47 Larsen – Møller 1991 =
Kayseri 308ab Şahin 2010a, p. 845-846 - F. de la Grange n° 2 = AKT 7a, p. 70, n. 61
Kayseri 313 Michel 2014f, p. 11-12 - Veenhof 1989 (Neşr. C1) = Brinker 2010, p. 55,
Kayseri 316 Şahin 2010a, p. 848 n. 42
Kayseri 322 Şahin 2010a, p. 848
Kayseri 1830 Erol 2008, p. 136-137 1.2. Hrozný’s excavations at Kültepe (1034 documents)
Tablets from Hrozný’s excavations in Istanbul
Yavuz Tatış collection (Donbaz 2001d), Izmir ICK 1 13 Waal 2012, p. 294
Veenhof 2011, p. 219-220 64 OAAS 6, no. 43
113 Dercksen 2008e, p. 119-120
Yüksel Erimtan Collection 115 Justel 2014, no. 166
Yilmaz 2012 = 5 tablets 123+ Justel 2014, no. 217
- Env. 897 = Yilmaz 2012, no. 4 136 OAAS 6, no. 69
- Env. 898 = Yilmaz 2012, no. 5 184 OAAS 6, no. 22
- Env. 941 = Yilmaz 2012, no. 2 ICK 2 76+ Justel 2014, no. 245
- Env. 942 = Yilmaz 2012, no. 1 141 OAAS 6, no. 98
- Env. 1109 = Yilmaz 2012, no. 3
Old Assyrian Bibliography 3 527
Tablets from Hrozný’s excavations in Prag 136 OAAS 6, no. 96
KKS 4a OAAS 6, no. 26 143 l. 4 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 25
36 Justel 2014, no. 29 144b l. 20 OAAS 5, p. 103
Prag I 478 OAAS 6, no. 12 162ab Kulakoğlu – Kangal 2010, no. 445-446 (photo)
490 Justel 2014, no. 19 176 l. 7-9 AKT 5, p. 141
513+ Justel 2014, no. 31 180 l. 1-11 Öz 2011a, p. 349
517 Dercksen 2014a, p. 87-88, n. 76 258b l. 11-14 Erol 2007, p. 138
536 OAAS 6, no. 27 471 l. 17-24 Erol 2007, p. 144
573 Michel 2014f, p. 12 518 l. 9 OAAS 5, p. 103
580 OAAS 6, no. 16 651 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 22
Dercksen 2011b, p. 240
1.3. Regular excavations at Kültepe (1948 → 2013: 664 l. 8 OAAS 5, p. 103
17760) 665 l. 1-21 CNI 38, p. 46
1.3.1. Yearly excavations at Kültepe
c/k
Tablets 1-869 are published by J. G. Dercksen: archives of Ali-
a/k
ahum, son of Sukkuhum and his sons, see Dercksen 2015.
Archives of Adad-ṣulūlī, son of Kuskusum(?), and of Šū-Anum.
Tablets 900-1650 are published by İ. Albayrak – M. Çayır –
231 l. 24 OAAS 5, p. 103
H. Erol – R. Kuzuoğlu (Tübitak project).
253 l. 25-27 CNI 38, p. 310, n.1266
2 l. 6 Veenhof 2014b, p. 401, n. 45
320 Michel 2010c, p. 369, n. 118
43 l. 7-16, 31-34 Dercksen 2014a, p. 99, n. 110
324 l. 19 AKT 5, p. 147
l. 35-39 Michel 2010c, p. 359, n. 60
394 l. 14-22 Veenhof 2012a, p. 177
45 l. 4-15 Dercksen 2014a, p. 65, n. 24
l. 1-22 Öz 2011a, p. 350
47 l. 25 Veenhof 2014b, p. 407
437 l. 3-9 AKT 5, p. 120
l. 33-35 Dercksen 2011a, p. 63, n. 10
454 [AKT 1, 44] Justel 2014, no. 182
58 Dercksen 2011a, p. 62
457 OAAS 6, no. 13
63b 15-21 Dercksen 2014a, p. 104, n. 125
459 l. 12-13 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 18
76 l. 1-8 Dercksen 2011a, p. 62
477 l. 17 Michel 2010b, p. 74
99 l. 3-10 CNI 38, p. 49
478b l. 9-13 Dercksen 2014a, p. 98, n. 109
108+ l. 48-50 Dercksen 2014a, p. 70, n. 38
490 l. 11-12 OAAS 5, p. 103
122 CNI 38, p. 42
497 l. 3 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 18
127 l. 4-6 Dercksen 2011a, p. 63, n. 11
532 l. 5-7 Sturm 2009, p. 649
l. 6-8, 16 Dercksen 2015, p. 54
537 l. 1-6 CNI 38, p. 45
128 l. 20'-23' Dercksen 2014a, p.104, n. 129
554 Michel 2009d, p. 258, n. 19
134 Dercksen 2011a, p. 62
579 l. 6-8 CNI 38, p. 43
154 l. 11-12, 15-16 CNI 38, p. 46
583b l. 7-11 Brinker 2010, p. 57, n. 62
173 l. 1-3 Michel – Veenhof 2010, p. 244
l. 8-9 AKT 5, p. 68
175 l. 17-18 Dercksen 2014a, p. 64, n. 17
604 l. 5 AKT 5, p. 169
204 l. 22-24 CNI 38, p. 38
611 → 3.2.
206 l. 18-21 Dercksen 2011a, p. 61
817 l. 21-26 Dercksen 2011b, p. 240
209 l. 15 Veenhof 2012a, p.181, n. 27
888 l. 5 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 25
230 l. 6 OAAS 5, p. 103
894a Kulakoğlu – Kangal 2010, no. 439-440 (photo)
236 l. 11-16 CNI 38, p. 112
900b OAAS 6, no. 64
243 Dercksen 2011b, p. 240
l. 3 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 25
248 l. 31-34 Dercksen 2015, p. 52
938a Michel 2009e, p. 50
249 l. 29-31 Dercksen 2014a, p. 68, n. 33
978b l. 10 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 25
254 l. 4-5 AKT 5, p. 152
979 l. 13-14 OAAS 5, p. 103
l. 30-31 CNI 38, p. 46
1009+1049 OAAS 6, no. 80
259 l. 5-13, 16 Dercksen 2014a, p. 65, n. 21
1023 l. 26 OAAS 5, p. 103
263 l. 18-24 CNI 38, p. 46
1055 l. 5 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 18
266 l. 17-18 Michel 2010c, p. 367, n. 108
1165 [AKT 1, 78] l. 11-17 AKT 6a, p. 20, n. 35
l. 20 Veenhof 2014c, p. 364
Kulakoğlu – Kangal 2010, no. 414 (photo)
l. 21-22 Michel 2010d, p. 218, n. 2
1066 l. 10-11 Veenhof 2011, p. 216
l. 25-34 Dercksen 2014a, p. 105, n. 135
1255 l. 1-13 Veenhof 2011, p. 216-217
271 l. 28 Veenhof 2014b, p. 401, n. 45
1401 l. 23-24 Veenhof 2011, p. 225
272 l. 5-6 Veenhof 2011, p. 223
284 l. 28-32 Dercksen 2014a, p. 62, n. 8
b/k
285 l. 18-22 Dercksen 2011a, p. 66
4-7 l. 4-7 Veenhof 2014c, p. 350, n. 47
291 Dercksen 2011a, p. 62
19 l. 8-13 Öz 2014, p. 90
294 Dercksen 2011a, p. 62
21 Michel 2011b, p. 101, n. 24
297 Dercksen 2011a, p. 62
38 l. 22 OAAS 5, p. 103
310 l. 1-8 Dercksen 2011a, p. 62
117 l. 1-3 Veenhof 2011, p. 216
329 l. 11-15 CNI 38, p. 30, n. 131
528 Cécile Michel
337 l. 1-10 CNI 38, p. 112 1642ab Kulakoğlu – Kangal 2010, no. 426-427 (photo)
364 l. 1-10 Dercksen 2011b, p.240 Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 12
365 l. 3-12 CNI 38, p. 171, n. 595 l. 1-7 Öz 2014, p. 64
370 l. 7-9, 11, 14 Dercksen 2011c
384 l. 19 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 18 d/k
387 Dercksen 2011b, p. 240 Archives belonging to the Anatolian Peruwa; they are analyzed
394 l. 18-22 Dercksen 2014a, p.104 in Michel 2011b and Shi 2013.
425 l. 5 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 25 12 Shi 2015
l. 15-18 Dercksen 2015, p. 54 14 l. 8, 15-20 CNI 38, p. 47
426 l. 10-11 Dercksen 2011b, p. 240 l. 10-11 Veenhof 2012b, p. 147, n. 16ab
430 Michel 2014f, p. 10 19 Shi 2015
434 l. 16-19 Dercksen 2015, p. 54 19b Öz 2014, p. 19
441 l. 39-40, 45-46 CNI 38, p. 38 20 Shi 2015
442 Dercksen 2014a, p. 90 21 Shi 2015
443 l. 12-14 Michel – Veenhof 2010, p. 260 28 Shi 2015, p. 147
445 l. 1-11 CNI 38, p. 334, n.1391 28a l. 8-12 Öz 2014, p. 74
446 l. 7-13 Dercksen 2014a, p. 89, n. 81 l. 8-17 Öz 2012, p. 22
l. 17-19 Veenhof 2014b, p. 409 l. 10-12 CNI 38, p. 47
449 l. 7-9 Michel – Veenhof 2010, p. 260 l. 6 Michel 2010b, p. 74, n. 13
458 l. 9-13 Michel – Veenhof 2010, p. 260 28b Öz 2014, p. 17
470+767 l. 2-4, 30-31 CNI 38, p. 198, n. 729 34b l. 14 Veenhof 2012b, p. 158
474 l. 27-28 CNI 38, p. 43 42 Shi 2015
486 Dercksen 2011a, p. 65 48 l. 9-13 Shi 2015, p. 151, n. 20
513 l. 38-39 Veenhof 2014b, p. 401 48b l. 1-8 Öz 2014, p. 18-19
538 l. 10-16 CNI 38, p. 43 49 Shi 2015
561 l. 7-10 Michel 2010c, p. 352, n. 23
568 l. 1-3, 7-9, 14 Dercksen 2011d e/k
583 l. 35-36 Dercksen 2011a, p. 66
8 l. 8, 16, 34, 41, 49 OAAS 5, p. 103
591 l. 3-8 CNI 38, p. 110
9 l. 9-10 OAAS 5, p. 103
l. 10-15 Dercksen 2014a, p. 78, n. 59
46 l. 15-16 CNI 38, p. 47
594 l. 1-3 CNI 38, p. 288, n. 1139
56 l. 17 Michel 2010d, p. 221, n. 25
602 l. 25-28 Dercksen 2014a, p. 96, n. 101
58 l. 1-25 CNI 38, p. 88
606 l. 13-23 CNI 38, p. 112
117 l. 3 OAAS 5, p. 103
650 l. 9-10 Dercksen 2011b, p. 240
154 l. 2, 16 Michel 2011b, p. 107, n. 35
658a l. 13 Dercksen 2011b, p. 238, n. 22
167 Michel 2011b, p. 101, n. 24
669 l. 8-12 CNI 38, p. 328, n.1358
672 l. 10 Veenhof 2012b, p. 150, n. 44
f/k
701 l. 14-16 Veenhof 2012b, p. 160, n. 79
1 l. 22 OAAS 5, p. 103
735 l. 22-24 CNI 38, p. 46
11 l. 5-6 Veenhof 2013a, p. 56, n. 43
737 l. 14-17 Dercksen 2015, p. 53
l. 5-6, 22-24 AKT 5, p. 175, n. 128
782 l. 10-12 Dercksen 2011b, p. 236
47 l. 10-13 AKT 5, p. 87, n. 90
l. 11-13, 23 Dercksen 2015, p. 55
55 Michel 2009f, p. 27, n. 10
791 l. 3-11 Dercksen 2014a, p. 94, n. 88
60 l. 1-6 Öz 2014, p. 46
839 l. 46, 82, 89-90 Dercksen 2011b, p. 238, n. 22,
62 l. 1-7 Öz 2014, p. 46
p. 240
Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 11
843 l. 2-3 Veenhof 2012a, p. 169, n. 2
81 l. 87-10 CNI 38, p. 47
l. 11-13, 23 Dercksen 2015, p. 55
101 Veenhof 2014c, p. 34-35
922 l. 4-9, 17-21 Öz 2014, p. 122
117 l. 5-6 Michel – Veenhof 2010, p. 257, n. 226
944 l. 4-16 Öz 2014, p. 122-123
120 Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 11
1010 l. 1-23 Öz 2011a, p. 351
l. 5-8 CNI 38, p. 47
1147 l. 29-36 Dercksen 2011a, p. 64, n. 14
156 l. 11 OAAS 5, p. 103
1276 l. 10 OAAS 5, p. 103
177 l. 13 OAAS 5, p. 103
1344 l. 13-14 OAAS 5, p. 103
183 l. 1-28 CNI 38, p. 299, n. 1201
1382 l. 9 OAAS 5, p. 103
Kulakoğlu – Kangal 2010, no. 413 (photo)
1389 Michel 2009e, p. 50
186 l. 5-7 CNI 38, p. 47
1517 Michel 2008k, p. 63
190 l. 11-13 OAAS 5, p. 23
1538 l. 4-15 Kuzuoğlu 2013, p. 22, n. 29
1634 Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 12
g/k
1635 Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 12
18 l. 9-16 Öz 2014, p. 13, 46
l. 3 Michel 2011b, p. 107, n. 35
25 l. 11-14 CNI 38, p. 124
1637 Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 12
35 → 1.3.2. (g/t)
1639 Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 12
42+z/t11 → 1.3.2. (g/t+z/t)
1641 l. 17 Michel 2010c, p. 372, n. 128
47 l. 11-13 OAAS 5, p. 103
Michel 2011b, p. 100, n. 12