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Iraq. Journal of the British School of Archaeology in Iraq. Volume XXXV. Parts 1-2. 1973.

AAE - Journal - Single issue

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Complete issue in 2 volumes. British School of Archaeology in Iraq, London, 1973. In-8, 209 pages. Original softcover, a fine copy (small taped tear on spine of vol. 2). Vol. 1: Spring 1973: Obituary A.L.F. Smith. - Umm Dabaghiyah 1973: a second preliminary report, D. Kirkbride. - The fauna af Umm Dabaghiyah: a preliminary report, S. Békényi. - Assyrian texts and fragments, J.N. Postgate. - A sequence of samarran flint and obsidian tools from Choga Mami, P. Mortensen. - Adad-Nirari III in Syria, A.R. Millard and H. Tadmor. - Hercules-Nergal at Hatra (II), W. al-Salihi. - Ancient Near Eastern seals at Charterhouse, P.R.S. Moorey and O.R. Gurney. - The diffusion of the "salles à quatre saillants", M. Roaf. Vol. 2: Autumn 1973: Early agricultural settlements in the Sinjar plain, Northern Iraq, N.Y. Merpert and R.M. Munchaev. - The cult of dead kin in Assyria and Babylonia, Miranda Bayliss. - South Arabian gold jewellery, Geoffrey Turner. - The historical inscriptions of Adad-Nirari III, Hayim Tadmor. - The authenticity of a Sumerian statue, Munir Y. Taha. - Tell Taya (1972-3): summary report, J.E. Reade. - Excavations in Iraq 1972-73. - Umm Dabaghiyah 1973: a third preliminary report, Diana Kirkbridge. Language: English. Relevant subjects: Mesopotamia, Journals Near East.

Language: English.

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