A myth of Pirwa

P. 17-31

• Articles from the same issue (available individually)

  • Introduction
  • "And much came down from the sky and much came up from the earth" : the Tabalean Hieroglyphic Inscriptions and the Ideological Discourse of Local Rulers
  • Azatiwada's Empire : adapting Assyrian imagery in the bilingual Karatepe inscription
  • Hartapu, the Muški and the problems of dating "Neo-Hittite" monuments
  • Yazılıkaya 41.
  • Anatolian Hieroglyphic writing between the Bronze Age and the Iron Age : an unfolding situation
  • The gods may litigate against him!
  • An inscribed hieroglyphic Luwian Stele from Karamelik (Kilis Province, Turkey)
  • The Hieroglyphic Luwian KULULU 2 inscription and its cross-cultural background
  • Hittite sealings from Kaman-Kalehöyük : provisional overview
  • From magic to rationality : the pioneering stages in the deciphering of Anatolian Hieroglyphic
  • On the Aegean-Anatolian historical and linguistic interface in the Final Bronze Age.
  • A myth of Pirwa
  • Workshop "Figures of speech in Mesopotamian and Syro-Anatolian Iron Age Texts" : 67th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale "Eating and Drinking in the Ancient Near East" Turin (12-16 July 2021)
  • "Eḫu išḫamai 'canta!' proposta di un metodo alternativo per la comunicazione della storia delle antiche civiltà" : project description
• Information

  ISBN: 9788857581897

  ISSN: 2611-0555

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