Axrh Nuxw - Academia.edu (original) (raw)

Axrh Nuxw

Related Authors

Shulamit Miller

Alexander Nagel

Alexander Nagel

State University of New York - Fashion Institute of Technology

Marine Béranger

Ehud Arkin Shalev

Meir Edrey

Marissa Stevens

Darren Joblonkay

Hanan Charaf

Barbara Bolognani

Elisabeth Wagner-Durand

Uploads

Papers by Axrh Nuxw

Research paper thumbnail of 2017 ASOR ANNUAL MEETING

Theme: This session focuses on the presentation of data from recent excavations of Bronze and Iro... more Theme: This session focuses on the presentation of data from recent excavations of Bronze and Iron Age sites in Israel.

Research paper thumbnail of Proceedings of the 6 th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East

Joint efforts of philology and archaeology have resulted in new information about the location of... more Joint efforts of philology and archaeology have resulted in new information about the location of Armi/Armium, a city of prime importance in late 3rd millennium Syria. A new examination of the Ebla texts reveals many hints for the localization derived from itineraries and the reports of military campaigns against Armi. These itineraries will be compared with our knowledge about the contemporary archaeologically identifi ed sites, with the natural resources and possible ways of circulation within the region NorthEast of Ebla. Further hints for a possible identifi cation with the site of Tall Bazi in the Upper Syrian Euphrates valley are derived from the results of the last excavation campaigns.

Research paper thumbnail of 2017 ASOR ANNUAL MEETING

Theme: This session focuses on the presentation of data from recent excavations of Bronze and Iro... more Theme: This session focuses on the presentation of data from recent excavations of Bronze and Iron Age sites in Israel.

Research paper thumbnail of Proceedings of the 6 th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East

Joint efforts of philology and archaeology have resulted in new information about the location of... more Joint efforts of philology and archaeology have resulted in new information about the location of Armi/Armium, a city of prime importance in late 3rd millennium Syria. A new examination of the Ebla texts reveals many hints for the localization derived from itineraries and the reports of military campaigns against Armi. These itineraries will be compared with our knowledge about the contemporary archaeologically identifi ed sites, with the natural resources and possible ways of circulation within the region NorthEast of Ebla. Further hints for a possible identifi cation with the site of Tall Bazi in the Upper Syrian Euphrates valley are derived from the results of the last excavation campaigns.

Log In