Who is Who in Tigunani? : Towards an Understanding of the Socio-political Situation in Upper Mesopotamia during the Dark Age in the Second Millennium BCE.

P. 93-102

• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/296612

  ISSN: 0076-6615

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/296612
• In this issue

  • The 2008 Survey at Qala'at Halwanji (Nw Syria)
  • The Production of Ottoman Smoking Pipes : the Evidence from Tell Zeyd, Northern Iraq
  • Mr. Rain Man : a Scribe of the Hittite Imperial Period (with an excursus on the personal name Šaušgaziti)
  • Alalimi : One Name, How Many Officials?
  • Three People, Three Places, and Two Different Periods of Time
  • The List of Workers KUB 31.62, between Prosopography and Sociography
  • Design and Development of Knowledge Graphs for Hittite and Kassite Prosopographic Data
  • Who is Who in Tigunani? : Towards an Understanding of the Socio-political Situation in Upper Mesopotamia during the Dark Age in the Second Millennium BCE.
  • From Hand to Hand : Tracking the Workflow of Kassite Officials
  • The Business of Mr. Ninurta-Zākir-Šumi : Activities of an Official Within the Kassite Administration
  • Middle-Assyrian Hegemony, Prosopography and Onomastics : Some Observations from a Local Sample
  • A Prosopographical Study of the Agents of Mobility in the Middle Assyrian Economic Space : The Case of Boatmen
  • Notiziario bibliografico