Pages 3 to 20| The importance of é dingir-dingir(-dingir) in the religious
life of the Eblaite dynasty and in the transmission of royal power
| Jacopo Pasquali
Pages 21 to 38| The Treasure of Alimmah: CUSAS 39 211
| Niek Veldhuis
Pages 39 to 46| He who is merry will not pass by here: A reissue of PRAK C 23 +
PRAK C 32
| Gregoire Nicolet, Camille Lecompte
Pages 47 to 66| Two Sets of Letters from Tell Harmal Addressed by the Ruler of
Ešnunna to Samsi-Addu
| Laith M. Hussein, Nele Ziegler
Pages 67 to 79| The Weapon of Marduk Has Been Placed: A Letter and Response from
Pī-Kasî Dealing with a Runaway Slave Girl and Her Mother
| Nicholas Reid
Pages 81 to 89| A mīšarum of Abi-ešuḫ: Relief, Abuse, and Petition for
Redress
| Seth Richardson
Pages 91 to 102| The Old Babylonian Glossary of the ARCHIBAB Text Corpus: Results
and Prospects
| Ilya Arkhipov, Dominique Charpin, Christian Gaubert, Nele Ziegler
Pages 103 to 120| Five Tell al-Faḫḫar Adoption Texts
| Basima Abed, Lionel Marti
Pages 121 to 134| A Legal Agreement between Two Brothers at Emar
| Francesco Di Filippo, Carlo Zaccagnini
Pages 135 to 142| Manlaharban and Aramaic in the Neo-Assyrian Oracular Queries
Written by Women
| Jonathan Valk, Saana Svärd
Pages 143 to 150| A Stanza Analysis of Ninurta 1
| Tzvi Abusch, David P. Wright
Pages 151 to 164| Medical and Magical Tablets from the Ninurta-aḫḫê-uballiṭ Archive
at Nippur
| András Bácskay
Pages 165 to 180| The Department of Oriental Antiquities at the Louvre:
Assyriologists and excavations in Lower Mesopotamia (1881–1933)
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 181 to 182| A. Gadotti & A. Kleinerman, Elementary Education in Early
Second Millennium BCE Babylonia, Cornell University Studies in
Assyriology and Sumerology 42, University Park, 2021
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 182 to 185| J. Wende, Frühaltbabylonische Grammatik, Leipziger
Altorientalische Studien 14, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2022
| Ilya Arkhipov
Pages 185 to 187| J. Moon (ed.), Tell Khaiber : A Fortified Centre of the
First Sealand Dynasty, Archaeology of Ancient Iraq 2, Ludlow,
2023
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 187 to 188| E. Bennett, The Queens of the Arabs during the Neo-Assyrian
Period, State Archives of Assyria Studies 33, Helsinki,
Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 2024
| Lionel Marti
Pages 188 to 190| E. Klengel-Brandt et H.-U. Onasch, Die Terrakotten aus Assur im
Vorderasiatischen Museum Berlin. Von des frühdynastischen bis zur
parthischen Zeit, WVDOG 156, Fundgruppen Band 10, Wiesbaden,
2020
| L. Battini
Pages 190 to 191| La Babylonie hellénistique, texts translated and annotated
by L. Graslin-Thomé, Ph. Clancier & J. Monerie, La roue à
livres / documents 98, Paris, 2023
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 1 to 2| Jean-Claude Margueron
| Dominique Beyer
Pages 3 to 4| Jean-Louis Huot
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 5 to 6| Pierre Villard
| Philippe Abrahami, Catherine Breniquet, Brigitte Lion, Cécile Michel, Virginie Muller
Pages 7 to 21| Fish Management in Archaic Ur
| Petr Charvát
Pages 23 to 28| Who was the Successor of Habaluge, ensi₂ of Ur III Adab?
| Tohru Ozaki
Pages 29 to 48| Wax Boards and Parchment in Third Millennium Mesopotamia
| Manuel Molina, Piotr Steinkeller
Pages 49 to 56| A new royal inscription from Gungunum
| Ali Murad
Pages 57 to 68| Ašdumlû, a New Old Babylonian King from Marad
| Abbas Ali Al-Hussainy, Jacob Jawdat, Rients de Boer
Pages 69 to 84| Re-reading the Louvre’s collection of Kiš's letters
| Ilya Arkhipov
Pages 85 to 90| Three Nuzi tablets that mention bricks
| Josué J. Justel, Maynard P. Maidman
Pages 91 to 106| Tidennūtu-Contracts from Tell Al-Faḫḫar. On Published and
Unpublished Texts from the Mittani Period
| Basima Abed
Pages 107 to 126| The decoration on the RS 7.120 cylinder seal. Attempts at
interpretation and questions raised by Ugarit imagery
| Valérie Matoïan
Pages 127 to 152| Reconstruction of the Route of Sargon II’s Sixth Campaign of 716 BC
in the Central Zagros, Iran
| Iraj Rezaei, Sajjad Alibaigi, John MacGinnis
Pages 153 to 174| Introduction to the Birth Ideology Phrases of Esarhaddon and
Ashurbanipal: Definition, Structure, Typology, Examples
| Adrienn Orosz
Pages 175 to 188| Mesopotamian Geodesy in the ziqpu-star list AO 6478
| Barbara Cifola, Stephen Hughey
Pages 189 to 206| Bibliographical column
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 207 to 207| A. R. George and J. Taniguchi (ed.), Cuneiform Texts from the
Folios of W. G. Lambert. Part One, Mesopotamian Civilizations
24, University Park, 2019; Part Two, Mesopotamian
Civilizations 25, University Park, 2021.
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 207a to 207a| A. Benoit, Art in the First Cities of Iran & Central Asia.
The Sarikhani Collection, New Haven/London, 2021
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 1 to 22| Flint weapons from tomb PG/755 in the “Royal Cemetery” of Ur (DA
IIIA): technology, function, and cultural significance
| Raphaël Angevin
Pages 23 to 30| The grammaticalization of lú as a relative and indefinite pronoun
in Sumerian
| Jan Keetman
Pages 31 to 41| Sumerian and Akkadian stelae from Tūlūl al Baqarat
| Awsam Bahar
Pages 43 to 56| Two lexicographical studies
| Antoine Cavigneaux
Pages 57 to 67| An early Old Babylonian bilingual version of the Lamentation over
the Destruction of Ur
| Uri Gabbay, Nili Samet
Pages 69 to 78| Ransom and quittance in early Old Babylonian Sippar: A new
text
| Stephen A. Moore
Pages 79 to 112| Sumerian model contracts from the Old Babylonian period in the
Rosen Collection
| Gabriella Spada
Pages 113 to 166| Two remarkable vocabularies: Amorite-Akkadian bilinguals!
| Andrew George, Manfred Krebernik
Pages 167 to 171| A long-forgotten cylinder seal of a Neo-Assyrian eunuch*
| Zoltán Niederreiter
Pages 173 to 191| Chroniques bibliographiques 26: “KÜLTEPE TEXTS” 1990–2010–2020 –
PART 3
| Klaas R. Veenhof
Pages 1 to 4| Pierre Amiet (1922-2021)
| Ariane Thomas
Pages 5 to 6| Béatrice André-Salvini
| Nicole Chevalier
Pages 7 to 20| The inscription of the “Figure aux plumes”
| Jan Keetman
Pages 21 to 32| 11 Sargonic Tablets in the Süleymaniah Museum
| Ari Kamil, Camille Lecompte
Pages 33 to 40| Ur III Texts in The Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine
| Jacob Jan de Ridder, Elyze Zomer
Pages 41 to 50| Paso Doble: Note on an Early Old Babylonian Seal Found at
Abu Tbeirah
| Licia Romano
Pages 51 to 80| Bird in the Sky – Babylonian Bird Omen Collections, Astral
Observations and the manzāzu
| Netanel Anor, Yoram Cohen
Pages 81 to 88| Murder in Mesopotamia? The Case of an Unusual Burial in Tell
Mohammed Diyab (Syria)
| Virginia Verardi, Émilie Lemée
Pages 89 to 123| Three Obscure Assyrian Reliefs and their Inscription
| J. Caleb Howard
Pages 125 to 134| Conservation of Sculptures and Wall Panels of the palace of
Sennacherib, 2013
| Saad Ahmed Abd Mustafa, Zaid Ghazi Saadallah
Pages 135 to 142| For a Fistful of Barley: More on the Remuneration of Scribes and
State Taxation in the Neo-Babylonian Eanna Temple
| Michael Jursa, Yuval Levavi
Pages 143 to 158| “Check the Writing Boards from the Time of Nebuchadnezzar”: an
Inventory of Administrative Writing Boards in the Spurlock Museum
of World Cultures
| John P. Nielsen, Michael Kozuh
Pages 159 to 174| Medical Treatments against Respiratory Diseases, Ear Complaints and
Migraine: an Edition of a Late Babylonian Medical Compendium
Tablet, BM 32277+
| András Bácskay
Pages 175 to 202| Chroniques bibliographiques 24. “Kültepe Texts” 1990-2010-2020 –
Part 2
| Klaas R. Veenhof
Pages 203 to 218| Chroniques bibliographiques 25. Lexical and Other Notes on Old
Babylonian Letters in the Schøyen Collection
| Ilya Arkhipov
Pages 1 to 12| Clarifying the meaning of Eblaite royal rituals (ARET XI) using
administrative texts
| Jacopo Pasquali
Pages 13 to 38| The structure of prices in the neo-Sumerian economy (II);
the wool:silver price ratio
| Eric L. Cripps
Pages 39 to 44| A new Iri-Saĝrig “sacristy” inventory text in the Lanier
Theological Library
| David I. Owen
Pages 45 to 58| A new annual account of wool from the Neo-Sumerian province of Umma
| Palmiro Notizia, Francesco Pomponio
Pages 59 to 69| Tell Waresh2, early Old Babylonian tablets from the season of
rescue excavations (1990)
| A. Al-Hussainy, Rients de Boer, MA. J. Jawdat
Pages 71 to 76| Broken young: Parputtu and parkutu in Old Babylonian
Susa
| Lotte Oers
Pages 77 to 88| The “Parrot jar” from Larsa
| Jean-Louis Huot, Hugo Naccaro
Pages 89 to 98| New documents on land management in the Larsa region
| Baptiste Fiette
Pages 99 to 122| Dur-Abi-ešuh and the aftermath of the attack on Nippur: New
evidence from three unpublished letters
| Marine Béranger
Pages 123 to 130| The Mesopotamian god Dugab-šugigi
| Uri Gabbay
Pages 131 to 138| Gilgamesh dreams of Enkidu: An Old Babylonian tablet of Gilgamesh
in the Sulaymaniyah Museum
| Andrew R. George, Farouk N. H. Al-Rawi
Pages 139 to 150| Accusative-initial sentences in YOS 10 omen texts
| Nadia Ait Said-Ghanem
Pages 151 to 158| A new “genuine” adoption contract from Nuzi
| Josué J. Justel
Pages 159 to 163| The family tree of Samak-Yāma from the Āl-Yāhūdu archive
| Filip Vukosavović
Pages 165 to 169| Zababa-šar-uṣur and the town on the Kabar Canal
| Peter Zilberg, Laurie Pearce, Michael Jursa
Pages 171 to 173| Some observations on the Babylon section of Enūma Eliš
| Tzvi Abusch
Pages 175 to 188| Two Sumerian incantations against migraine (sag̃-ki-dab-ba) on
amulets and cuneiform tablets
| András Bácskay
Pages 1 to 13| Three new clay tablets from the third millennium BC
| Manuel Ceccarelli
Pages 15 to 22| The names of the gods dba-bu₁₁ and dab-bu₁₁
and the possibilities for approximants in Sumerian
| Jan Keetman
Pages 23 to 30| An archive of small tablets from the Sargonic period at the Musée
des Antiquités in Rouen
| Camille Lecompte
Pages 31 to 47| A Hurrian ritual against toothache: A reanalysis of Mari 5
| Dennis R.M. Campbell, Sebastian Fischer
Pages 49 to 90| The family god in Old Babylonian and especially in Old Assyrian
sources
| Klaas R. Veenhof
Pages 91 to 101| Reassessing the “casus pendens”: A case study of Old Babylonian
omen protases and apodoses
| Nadia Ait Said-Ghanem
Pages 103 to 121| Old Babylonian legal documents from Isin in the Hearst Museum of
Anthropology, Berkeley
| Jay Crisostomo
Pages 123 to 148| The goddess Kusu
| Frank Simons
Pages 149 to 158| A Mittani letter order from Azu (Had 8) and its implications for
the chronology and history of the Middle Euphrates region in the
Late Bronze Age
| Eduardo Torrecilla, Yoram Cohen
Pages 159 to 176| The Unfortunate Frog: On animal and human bondage in K 2581 and
related fragments with excursuses on BM 64526 and YOS XI, 3
| Henry Stadhouders
Pages 177 to 208| Books 21. Marking ten years of the Archibab project
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 1 to 14| Bilingualism in Sumerian and Akkadian in the royal administration
under Narām-Sujēn and Šar-Kali-Šarrī
| Jan Keetman
Pages 15 to 24| Texts and cylinder seals of different collections
| Antoine Cavigneaux, Margaret Jaques
Pages 25 to 40| Witnessing at old Babylonian Alalah: a new Level VII witness list
from the Koç University excavations at Tell Atchana/Alalah
| Jacob Lauinger
Pages 41 to 44| The laws of Hazor and the ANE parallels
| Filip Vukosavović
Pages 45 to 60| Old Babylonian letters (from the king) addressed to the “royal
barber” in Sippar
| Anmar Abdulillah Fadhil
Pages 61 to 66| What's in a name: Hallušu, Hallutaš or Hallutuš?
| Jan Tavernier
Pages 67 to 69| Gilgameš and Uršanabi
| Sebastian Fink
Pages 71 to 92| Court of assize at neo-babylonian Apšu
| Małgorzata Sandowicz, Radosław Tarasewicz
Pages 93 to 120| Eblaite notes and studies, I. The semeion of Hierapolis in
Paleo-Syrian Ebla
| Paolo Matthiae
Pages 121 to 160| Books 15. The kingdoms of Uruk and Apum, two Babylonian neighbors
conquered by Samsu-Iluna
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 111 to 118| Ars Syra: how to do things with words
| Joaquín Sanmartín
Pages 119 to 129| “It is for this reason that I have not come down to my lord ...”
Visit obligations and vassal pretexts in the Mari archives
| Jack M. Sasson
Pages 131 to 157| An archaic “prisoner plaque” from kiš
| Piotr Steinkeller
Pages 159 to 172| “Bring me the head of John the Baptist”, or the Head of the King of
Kakmium
| Maria Vittoria Tonietti
Pages 173 to 186| This is Ur-Namma... An Inscription Referring to the Actual
Representation
| Claus Wilcke
Pages 187 to 191| The dispute on manumission at Ebla: why does the Stormgod descend
to the netherworld?
| Gernot Wilhelm
Pages 1 to 4| Introduction to the special issue Mari, Ṭabatum and Emar:
Geographical, political and cultural aspects along the Middle
Euphrates and Lower Habur
| Shigeo Yamada, Nele Ziegler
Pages 5 to 16| The Province of Qaṭṭunân during the Reign of Zimrî-Lîm
| Nele Ziegler
Pages 17 to 34| Iddin-Dagan: A Manager in the Town of Ṭâbatum
| Nele Ziegler
Pages 35 to 40| Taking Refuge from Ṭâbatum
| Lionel Marti
Pages 41 to 59| The “Land of Mari and of the Bedouins” in the Time of Samsu-iluna
of Babylon
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 61 to 84| An Adoption Contract from Tell Taban, the Kings of the Land of
Hana, and the Hana-style Scribal Tradition
| Shigeo Yamada
Pages 85 to 94| A New Hana-type Text in Middle Assyrian Script
| Akio Tsukimoto
Pages 95 to 108| The Toponyms, ‘the Land of Māri', in the Late Second Millennium
B.C.
| Daisuke Shibata
Pages 109 to 128| Assyrian Royal Discourse between Local and Imperial Traditions at
the Hābūr
| Beate Pongratz-Leisten
Pages 129 to 136| The god Itūr-Mēr in the middle Euphrates region during the Old
Babylonian period
| Ichiro Nakata
Pages 137 to 156| A Pudûm Rotation List from Tell Taban and the Cultural
Milieu of Ṭabatum in the Post-Hammurabi Period
| Shigeo Yamada
Pages 157 to 163| The Mahanum of the Storm-god
| Jean-Marie Durand
Pages 165 to 180| The Origin of the Dynasty of the Land of Māri and the City-god of
Ṭābetu
| Daisuke Shibata
Pages 181 to 192| Commercial Activities Between Imâr and Mari on the Euphrates
| Jean-Marie Durand
Pages 193 to 198| The Mâdidum-officials and the Trade of Grain Along the Euphrates
| Grégory Chambon
Pages 199 to 220| The second military conflict between ‘Assyria' and ‘Ḫatti' in the
reign of Tukulti-Ninurta I
| Masamichi Yamada
Pages 1 to 2| Elena Cassin (1909-2011)
| Jean-Jacques Glassner
Pages 3 to 7| Princesses of Bactriane or Trans-Elamite “Graceful Mothers”?
| Pierre Amiet
Pages 9 to 40| “He Took Him as His Son”. Adoption in Old Babylonian Sippar
| Guido Suurmeijer
Pages 41 to 44| Jerusalem and Schøyen Multiplication Tablets
| Filip Vukosavović
Pages 45 to 63| Filiation and Accession to the Throne in Elam (2nd Half of the 2nd
Millennium B.C.)S
| Enrique Quintana
Pages 65 to 86| Social change at Emar: The influence of the Hittite Occupation on
Local Traditions
| Vincent J. van Exel
Pages 87 to 97| ‘Enlil and Namzitarra’: The Emar and Ugarit Manuscripts and A New
Understanding of the ‘Vanity Theme’ Speech
| Yoram Cohen
Pages 99 to 130| A New Boundary Stone of the Reign of Nabû-mukīn-apli (978-943 BC)
| Michaela Weszeli
Pages 131 to 162| The Meaning of ṭuppi
| Heather D. Baker
Pages 163 to 168| Did Sîn-uballiṭ Return His Loans or Not? Methods of Archiving and
Pledging Slave Women by Reason of a Neo-Babylonian Archive
| Henrietta Cseke
Pages 169 to 178| 38, Its Scribe and His Family
| Tom Boiy
Pages 1 to 3| Jean-Robert Kupper (1920-2009)
| Jean-Marie Durand
Pages 5 to 18| Count Your Sheep! Doings and Dealings of Kûyâ, Trader in Small
Stock during the Early Sukkalmaḫat
| Katrien De Graef
Pages 19 to 30| The Remarriage of a Princess and the Policy of Zimrī-Lîm in the
Upper Habur Region
| Michaël Guichard
Pages 31 to 36| New Texts on the Manufacturing of Palanquins in Mari
| Ilya Arkhipov
Pages 37 to 47| The Stylistic Role of the Anticipatory Genitive Construction in
Sumerian Literature
| Esther Haber
Pages 49 to 57| Babylonian Texts from the Folios of Sidney Smith. Part Four: Two
Old Babylonian Letters
| Andrew R. George
Pages 59 to 84| Hittite āššweni
| Boris Е. Alexandrov, Andrej V. Sideltsev
Pages 85 to 90| Texts Quoting Artworks: The Banquet Stele and the Palace Reliefs of
Assurnasirpal II
| Nicolò Marchetti
Pages 91 to 110| The “Holy Sacrifice” from Nergal-ēreš to Aššur and Adad in 775. An
Interpretation of the Votive Inscription of the Mace Heads ASS
10274 (VA 5929)
| Zoltán Niederreiter
Pages 111 to 130| Form, Purpose, and Origin of Different Parts of the Esangil-Tablet
| Jan Keetman
Pages 131 to 148| Books. 12. Old Babylonian Archives: Texts and the Field
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 149 to 158| Books. 13. Medico-Magic Means to Fight Ghosts
| Gilles Buisson
Pages 159 to 188| Books. 14. Dagan, the Lord of the Land: Some Observations on Dagan
during the Syrian Bronze Age
| Antoine Jacquet
Pages 1 to 2| Guillaume Cardascia (1914-2006)
| Sophie Lafont
Pages 3 to 34| An Original Cylinder Seal from Tell Chuera (Northern Syria) and Its
Place within the Geometric Glyptic in the Early Bronze Age in
Mesopotamia
| Philippe Quenet
Pages 35 to 49| Seventeen Ur III Texts in a Private Collection in Paris
| Jacob L. Dahl, Laurent F. Hebenstreit
Pages 51 to 58| Elam and Trans-Elam: On the Subject of Cylinder Seals of Doctor
Serge Rabenou's Collection
| Pierre Amiet
Pages 59 to 80| The Civilizing of Ea-Enkidu: An Unusual Tablet of the Babylonian
Gilgameš Epic
| Andrew R. George
Pages 81 to 94| Animal Anatomy: The Meat Feast of the Gods According to Hittite
Civilization III Texts and the Treatment of Consecrated Meat
| Alice Mouton
Pages 95 to 105| On the Identification of a Lexical Compendium
| Abduillah Fadhil, Markus Hilgert
Pages 107 to 124| (An)durāru during the Neo-Assyrian Period
| Pierre Villard
Pages 125 to 136| The Sons of Kudurru and the Origins of the New Babylonian Dynasty
| Michael Jursa
Pages 1 to 4| Paolo Matthiae: An Appraisal
| Maria-Giovanna Biga, Dominique Charpin, Jean-Marie Durand
Pages 5 to 18| Sidon and his Sanctuaries
| Maria Giulia Amadasi Guzzo
Pages 19 to 32| The Ebla Texts (ARET XI): A Reinterpretation in the Light of
Parallel Texts
| Maria-Giovanna Biga, Anna Maria Gloria Capomacchia
Pages 33 to 36| More on the Ebla gatekeepers
| Marco Bonechi
Pages 37 to 43| Towards a linguistic model for archaeology
| Giorgio Buccellati
Pages 45 to 63| In the aftermath of the war. The truce between Ebla and Mari
(ARET XVI 30) and the ransom of prisoners
| Amalia Catagnoti
Pages 65 to 72| Technical Terms of Ebla Administrative Texts: On the Meaning
of “é-dur(u)5ki”
| Grégory Chambon
Pages 73 to 82| “Temple-Palace” and Palatial Chapels in Syria in the Third and
Second Millennia BCE
| Dominique Charpin
Pages 83 to 87| Seals from Near and Far: Notes on the Geographical Horizons of
Sealings of Archaic Ur
| Petr Charvát
Pages 89 to 99| Considerations on u4-da-tuš "Bear Tamer" and Jugglery in Ur
III
| Franco D’Agostino
Pages 101 to 102| What did Ut-napišti say when he first caught sight of Gilgamesh?
| Stephanie Dalley
Pages 103 to 108| Ḫišni, Prince of Kargamiš
| Stefano de Martino
Pages 109 to 116| KTU 1.169 : A compendium incantation tablet against
black word sorcery
| Gregorio del Olmo Lete
Pages 117 to 132| Did Sargon destroy the City of Mari?
| Jean-Marie Durand
Pages 133 to 158| After Ta'yinat: The New Status of Esarhaddon's adê for
Assyrian Political History
| Frederick Mario Fales
Pages 159 to 163| A footrest fit for a goddess
| Benjamin R. Foster
Pages 165 to 176| The Eblaic King's Supplication to the Gods of the Night
(TM.75.G.756+771+815)
| Pelio Fronzaroli
Pages 177 to 180| *Naˤr-'boy' in a Mariote Letter
| Leonid Kogan
Pages 181 to 191| “I Constructed Palaces throughout my Country” and Established the
Assyrian Provincial Order: The Motif and its Variants
| Mario Liverani
Pages 1 to 12| The Seals of the Princely Administration of Susa during the Akkad
Era
| Pierre Amiet
Pages 13 to 18| The Sumerian Proverb Collections
| Jon Taylor
Pages 39 to 56| On the Old Babylonian Tribute System: the Nēmettumm Tribute
| Lukáš Pecha
Pages 57 to 76| The Insignia of Power and the Seal of the Great Vizir Sànah-Usur
(the Personal Symbols of a High Sargon II Dignitary)
| Zoltán Niederreiter
Pages 77 to 84| How Tall was the Sixth Level of Etemenanki? A Reconstruction
| Jan Keetman
Pages 85 to 104| Parchment Scribes of the Anu Temple
| Philippe Clancier
Pages 105 to 110| The Fifth and Sixth Generation of the Nikarchos Anu-uballit Family
| Tom Boiy
Pages 111 to 122| Chronicles of the Middle Euphrates
| Lionel Marti
Pages 123 to 132| Chronicles of the Middle Euphrates
| Jean-Marie Durand, Lionel Marti