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In service of god and king: Thoughts on the kāribu, his profits, his duties, and his origins
- Dr Anne Goddeeris
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 195-212
Juggling tablets Praying for the king and writing for priests: the lu2-šud3-de2-lugal-la of Sippar
- Prof. Katrien De Graef
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 175-194
Save a prayer for the king: Temple personnel with royal seals in the Old Babylonian period
- Dr Anne Goddeeris
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 153-174
The King’s Household, the Temple’s Household, and the City: Some Issues Concerning Economic Activities According to the Old Babylonian Documentation of Mari
- Grégory Chambon
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 141-152
Lukur/Nadītum priestesses of Ninurta in Old Babylonian Nippur
- Prof. Nicole Brisch
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 113-140
Personnel dealing with temple treasures in the Ur III period (ca. 2100-2000 BCE)
- Marcos Such-Gutiérrez
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 91-112
Priests and Profits — perspectives on the role of the temple in Babylonian economy and beyond: Introduction
- Prof. Katrien De Graef
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 89-90
The economic role of temples in the interrelated world of the Middle and Late Bronze Levant in the prism of cuneiform evidence
- Prof. Jana Mynárová
Volume 146 • Issue 2 • 2025 • Priests and Profits • 213-225
Saying and doing: Performative utterance in ancient Near Eastern magical rituals
- Dr Ilan Peled
Volume 146 • Issue 1 • 2025 • First issue 2025 • 67-88
Šukubum and his economic activity in the city E2-sagdana Nibruki
- Basima Abed
Volume 146 • Issue 1 • 2025 • First issue 2025 • 51-66
The Old Elamite Treaty: A complex diplomatic arrangement
- Hossein Badamchi
Volume 146 • Issue 1 • 2025 • First issue 2025 • 27-50
An impression of ruler identity: Legitimate power through iconography in third millennium Upper Mesopotamian glyptic – Case study Nabada
- Prof. Joachim Bretschneider
- Greta Jans
Volume 146 • Issue 1 • 2025 • First issue 2025 • 9-26
A word about the word for word(ing)
- Dr Seth Richardson
Volume 146 • Issue 1 • 2025 • First issue 2025 • 1-8
A new granary inscription of king Argišti I and a new Urartiab form alda/bi
- Kenan Isik
Volume 145 • Issue 2 • 2024 • 171–178
An exemplar of the standard version of Tu-ta-ti (CBS 7078)
- Youngjae Lee
Volume 145 • Issue 2 • 2024 • 93–106
Forced real estate sales in Babylonia - ca. 2000 - 1600 BCE
- Howard Farber
Volume 145 • Issue 2 • 2024 • 107–115
Linear style seals, glyptic networks, and cultural interconnections amidst Late Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean turmoil: Some observtions on a cylinder seal fromPyla-Kokkinokremos
- Prof Joachim Bretschneider
- Alexander Donald
- Jan Driessen
Volume 145 • Issue 2 • 2024 • 201–227
Review of Calini, I., Tell Masaīkh/Kar-Assurnasirpal. Horizons céramiques dans les cultures de la vallée du Moyen Euphrate à l'Âgedu Fer III
- Stefano Anastasio
Volume 145 • Issue 2 • 2024 • 229–230
Seals on heels. The sealing practice of female economic actors in Old Babylonian Sippar
- Prof. Katrien De Graef
- Charlotte Virgils
Volume 145 • Issue 2 • 2024 • 117–169
When did the king bow and kneel in the Hittite festivals ?
- Hajime Yamamoto
Volume 145 • Issue 2 • 2024 • 179–200
"Should you, a cripple, command us?!": Exploring the interplay of warfare, disabilities, and emotions in the Mari archives
- Patricia Bou Pérez
Volume 145 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 55–68
Developments in bronze art in the late Urartian Kingdom
- Oguz Aras
Volume 145 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 69–84
Neues zu "Nungal im Ekur". Eine Edition von IM 208300
- Laith M. Hussein
Volume 145 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 13–24
New insights into the chronology of six linear Elamite clay artifacts from Susa: A re-examination of Roland de Mecquenem's archaeological reports
- Dr Mirko Surdi
Volume 145 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 1–11
Old Babylonian texts from Marad found during the 2005-2007 Iraqi excavations, Part 2
- Abbas Al-Hussainy
- Waleed Sa'adi Muhammad
- Rients De Boer
Volume 145 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 25–54