Quantitative Social Network Analysis (SNA) and the Study of Cuneiform Archives: A Test-case based on the Murašû Archive
Abstract
Social network analysis (SNA) is increasingly applied to study archival data, including cuneiform archives, and especially Neo- and Late-Babylonian materials. This paper demonstrates the use of quantitative SNA by means of one example. A network based on 75 documents from the Murasu archive is constructed in order to show a computational, automatic procedure, that demonstrates the potential value of quantitative SNA to cuneiform studies.
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Wagner, A., Levavi, Y., Kedar, S., Abraham, K., Cohen, Y. & Zadok, R., (2013) “Quantitative Social Network Analysis (SNA) and the Study of Cuneiform Archives: A Test-case based on the Murašû Archive”, Akkadica 134(2), 117–134. doi: https://doi.org/10.21825/akkadica.99635
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