Der König und sein Kreis : das staatliche Schatzarchiv der III. Dynastie von Ur / Paola Paoletti.
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TextSeries: Biblioteca del próximo oriente antiguo: 10.Publisher: Madrid : Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 2012Description: 1 online resource (630 pages) : illContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9788400094911Subject(s): Cuneiform inscriptions, Sumerian | Sumerian literature | Sumerian language -- Texts | Ur (Extinct city) -- History -- Sources | Ur (Extinct city) -- Kings and rulersGenre/Form: Electronic books.LOC classification: PJ4051 eBookOnline resources: Digitalia Hispánica Summary: Southern Mesopotamia, in the city Puzrich-Dagan (currently Drehem) comes from two administrative files from the era of the Ur III Dynasty (s. XXI a.C.) known as the "file of the Treasury" and the "shoes file". The cuneiform tablets of these files document, through the registration of inputs and outputs, the production and administration of property of luxury, for example, jewelry, furniture, weapons and shoes. This book deals with the comprehensive study of these files, it refers to the philological analysis of objects and materials documenting them, both as regards the powerful administrative organization that managed them and the relationship with merchants supplying products, the craftsmen who made them, the officers who supervised transactions, or the personalities of the Clergy or the Royal House to which they were intended.
Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--Universität München, 2010
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Southern Mesopotamia, in the city Puzrich-Dagan (currently Drehem) comes from two administrative files from the era of the Ur III Dynasty (s. XXI a.C.) known as the "file of the Treasury" and the "shoes file". The cuneiform tablets of these files document, through the registration of inputs and outputs, the production and administration of property of luxury, for example, jewelry, furniture, weapons and shoes. This book deals with the comprehensive study of these files, it refers to the philological analysis of objects and materials documenting them, both as regards the powerful administrative organization that managed them and the relationship with merchants supplying products, the craftsmen who made them, the officers who supervised transactions, or the personalities of the Clergy or the Royal House to which they were intended.
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