"Memories for Life: Materiality and Memory of Ancient Near Eastern inscribed private objects" (original) (raw)
Abstract
This is the presentation of the project "Memories for Life: Materiality and Memory of Ancient Near Eastern inscribed private objects", run by Jakob Andersson (Uppsala) and Christina Tsouparopoulou (Cambridge), and funded by the Swedish Research Council for the period 2017-2020.
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NS_G348, Ur, Gipar, Larsa level; Gadd and Legrain, UET 1 pl XII no 5.
INO_IVIVV LS, UTIKRTIOWTT VIOVETHEMCe Limet, Textes sumériennes de Ia III? dynastie d’Ur (1976), pl 1 no 2; CDLI P135175
OA_Var14, Assur, Ishtar Temple, E cella; Jakob-Rost/Freydank, AoF 8 (1981), pl XXIII Jakob-Rost, Sumer 42 (1986), 98-99 Two metal pudenda, one in silver, one in copper, offered to Ishtar of Assur.
NS_MWx21, Assur, fc 6IIl; Wartke, Das Vorderasiatische Museum, Berlin (1992), 147 no 88
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- sometimes clearly related to functions of the divine recipient. ED_Kx003, Unknown provenience; Crüsemann et al, Uruk -5000
- Jahre Megacity (2013), 53 fig 5.3
- Six mace-heads were dedicated to the deified Gilgamesh. ED_K016, Unknown provenience; Crüsemann et al, Uruk -5000 Jahre Megacity (2013), 53 fig 5.4
- Relationship between votee and object Objects sometimes clearly related to the office of the person commissioning the object. Metal weapons, offered by military service people, e.g. bronze adzes by a lieutenant in the Ur III army and by a captain in Assur during the same period. NS_MWx21, Assur, fc 6III;
- Wartke, Das Vorderasiatische Museum, Berlin (1992), 147 no 88
- NS_MW14, Unknown provenience CDLI P135175