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TOP PAPERS FROM YOUR NEWSFEED Nicolas Grimal Bookmarked by Ellen Morris M. Francis-Allouche, N. Grimal, "The Maritime Approaches to Ancient Byblos (Lebanon)", JEMASH, 4, 2-3, 2016, p. 242‑277 Download Bookmark Salima Ikram American University in Cairo, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology and Egyptology, Faculty Member Bologna Catalogue of Leiden Egyptian Antiquities Ikram Download Bookmark Rita Lucarelli University of California, Berkeley, Near Eastern Studies, Faculty Member Congress Poster final-3.pdf Download Bookmark Karen Radner Bookmarked by Ellen Morris 2016 Revolts in the Assyrian Empire: succession wars, rebellions against a false king and independence movements. In J. J. Collins & J. G. Manning (eds.), Revolt and Resistance in the Ancient Classical World and the Near East: In the Crucible of Empire (Leiden 2016) 41-54. Download Bookmark Yuval Goren Bookmarked by Ellen Morris Inscribed in Clay, Provenance Study of the Amarna Tablets and Other Near Eastern Texts This publication is a synthesis of the results of a study that approaches the problem of locating the provenance of the Amarna Tablets from a new angle. Through mineralogical and chemical analyses of samples from over 300 tablets housed in museums in Berlin, London, Oxford, and Paris, the project aims at pinpointing their geographic origin and clarifying the geographic history of the ancient Near East. It launches a new analytical tool for resolving historical problems that have haunted research for decades. In the case of the Amarna archive, the introduction of this scientific technique... Download Bookmark Anthony Spalinger Bookmarked by Ellen Morris Notes on the Military in Egypt During the XXVth Dynasty Download Bookmark Ida Oggiano Bookmarked by Ellen Morris The Mediterranean Dimension of Levantine Coast in the first millennium B.C.: Ancient Sea Routes, New Explorations and "Colonial" Foundations, in L. Donnelan, V. Nizzo, G. Burgers (eds.), Contexts of Early Colonization (Papers of the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome 64), pp. 89-103 In the period between the end of the 2nd millennium and the 8th c.BC an extraordinary phenomenon known as 'Phoenician colonization' mature along the coast of the Levant. This paper examines the documentation of the Levantine area following a joint diachronic and, at the same time a 'local' perspective, and adopting an approach informed by postocolonial studies. A picture of complex relashionship which were at the origin of a new and distinctive phenomenon in the history of the Mediterranean emerges: the insertion of the Western Mediterranean region in the economy, politics and culture of... Download Bookmark Ana Tavares Bookmarked by Ellen Morris A House Through Time: Building, Abandonment, and Intermingling Download Bookmark Pierre de Miroschedji Bookmarked by Ellen Morris At the Dawn of History: Sociopolitical Developments in Southwestern Canaan in Early Bronze Age III Download Bookmark Pierre de Miroschedji Bookmarked by Ellen Morris The Early Bronze Age Fortifications at Tel Yarmuth: an interim statement. Download Bookmark Academia, 251 Kearny St., Suite 520, San Francisco, CA, 94108 Unsubscribe   Privacy Policy   Terms of Service   © 2016 Academia