Borders, Routes, and Contacts between Mesopotamia and Anatolia : Some Considerations on the Role of Cilicia under the Assyrian Empire

P. 323-351

• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/288177

  ISSN: 2036-5845

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/288177
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  • All the Kings' Sons : The Role and Tasks of the dumu-nita en at Ebla (Syria, 24th Cent. BCE)
  • Kleine Beiträge Zu Den Unpublizierten Bo-Texten (I) Die Klageschrift Eines Althethitischen Königs (Bo 6109)
  • This Tablet is Nuzi's : Towers, Gates, and Preparations for War.
  • Pairs of Horses and Single Horses at Nuzi
  • The Hittites in the Administrative Texts of Ugarit
  • Fifteen Neo-Babylonian and Achaemenid Cuneiform Tablets from The National Museum of Denmark
  • From the Electronic Babylonian Literature Lab 16–24
  • Anatolian Glosses in the Akkadian Medizinischen Omina
  • The Appearance of Birds (BM 66611)
  • Papers presented within the framework of the Project SHABO : Shaping Boundaries : Ethnicity and Geography in the Eastern Mediterranean Area (First Millennium BC)
  • Scenarios of Aegean and Greek Presence in the Near East and Identity Construction : a Perspective from the Early Iron Age Syro-Anatolian Sources
  • Borders, Routes, and Contacts between Mesopotamia and Anatolia : Some Considerations on the Role of Cilicia under the Assyrian Empire
  • Border Interactions in Asia Minor : The Lydian Case and the Trojan Case
  • The Thracian Bosporus between Europe and Asia in Fact and Fiction (II/I Millennium BC)