City administration in the ancient Near East

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City Administration in the Ancient Near East Opening Lectures G. Selz He put in order the accounts ... Remarks on the Early Dynastic Background of the Administrative Reorganizations in the Ur III State J.-M. Durand Etre chef d'un etat amorrite City Administration in the Ancient Near East S. Dalley Administration in Texts from the First Sealand Dynasty D. Katz City Administration in Poetry: the Case of the Herald R. Kolinski Between City Institutions and Markets: Mesopotamian Traders of the 2nd Millennium BC D. Lacambre L'administration de Chagar Bazar (Asnakkum) a l'epoque de Samsi-Addu M. Loennqvist How to Control Nomads? A Case Study Associated with Jebel Bishri in Central Syria West Semitic Nomads in Relation to the Urban World M. Maiocchi The Sargonic of Me-sasag7 , Cup-Bearer of Adab L. Marti Le azannu a Mari et sur le Moyen-Euphrate B. Nilhamn From Oral Promise to Written Receipt. A Cognitive Study of the Use of Mnemonics within Ancient Administration S. Paulus Verschenkte Stadte-Koenigliche Landschenkungen an Goetter und Menschen J. Taylor Uazannum: The Forgotten Mayor Ju. Tsirkin Stadtische Selbstverwaltung und sozialpolitischer Gemeindesektor in Phoenikien und Syrien G. Van Buylaere The Role of the azannu in the Neo-Assyrian Empire W. H. van Soldt The City-Administration of Ugarit G. Visicato New Light from an Unpublished Archive of Meskigalla, Ensi of Adab Housed in the Cornell University Collections Professions and Labor in the Ur III Period X. Ouyang Administration of the Irrigation Fee in Umma during the Ur III Period (ca-2004 BCE) S. Garfinkle What Work Did the Damgars Do? Towards a Definition of Ur III Labor J. L. Dahl A Babylonian Gang of Potters. Reconstructing the Social Organization of Crafts Production in the Late Third Millennium BC Southern Mesopotamia

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