Ivories, Rock Reliefs and Merv: Studies on the Ancient Near East in Honour of Georgina Herrmann

Dirk Wicke; John Curtis

doi:10.5771/9783963272097

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Edition: 1/2022
Copyright Year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-96327-208-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-96327-209-7
Publisher: Zaphon, Münster
Series: marru / Studien zur Vorderasiatischen Archäologie / Studies in Near and Middle Eastern Archaeology
Volume: 15
Language: English
Pages: 542
Product Type: Edited Book

1. Content No access
2. Editors’ note No access
3. Georgina Herrmann No access
4. Georgina Herrmann: Bibliography 1967–2021 No access
1. From Arslan Tash to Ugarit: Remarks on ivory beds, suckling cows and grazing deer No access Pages 3 - 20
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2. The stele of Melqart: A reappraisal No access Pages 21 - 38
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3. Another look at the Hasanlu ivories No access Pages 39 - 68
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4. Some thoughts on the Assyrian ivories from the Temple of Nabû at Nimrud No access Pages 69 - 82
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5. An essay on time and distance No access Pages 83 - 88
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6. A bronze lotus flower handle from Nimrud No access Pages 89 - 106
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7. Narrative art and the Hasanlu beaker: Proposal for a coherent interpretation linked to Gilgamesh No access Pages 107 - 126
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8. Phoenician lionesses devouring Nubians and the Egyptian myth of the Distant Goddess (Decoding Phoenician Art – IV) No access Pages 127 - 144
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9. Methods of draining and directing water discovered in the palaces and temples of Nimrud No access Pages 145 - 158
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10. Ivories in the debate on the Iron I–II archaeology of Syria No access Pages 159 - 176
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11. Fitters’ letters No access Pages 177 - 186
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12. Archaeological encounters in 1960s Iraq No access Pages 187 - 210
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13. Carved ivory plaques from Megaron 3 at Gordion No access Pages 211 - 232
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14. An unusual ivory panel from Samaria and the composition and realia of banquet scenes in the Iron Age Levant No access Pages 233 - 250
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15. Images across media: Comparative remarks on some Levantine ivories and metal bowls No access Pages 251 - 282
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1. Further thoughts on Varegna, the royal falcon, and Verethragna, the victorious warrior god No access Pages 285 - 298
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2. Some thoughts on the so-called ‘Gayomard seals’ No access Pages 299 - 310
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3. Sasanians reimagined: Four Qajar drawings No access Pages 311 - 326
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4. From rags to riches: The development of the zone of transition in pre-Mongol Iranian dome chambers No access Pages 327 - 346
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5. A Parthian manor on the Lower Zab No access Pages 347 - 364
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6. Sasanian royalty at Naqsh-i Rustam: Documenting and interpreting rock reliefs No access Pages 365 - 386
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7. Aphrodite mit Eros in der sasanidischen Kunst No access Pages 387 - 398
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1. ‘Little Merv’: Notes on Marv al-Rud, or ‘Merv of the River’ No access Pages 401 - 416
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2. A throne for Mithridates in Nisa? Ivory furnishings in Central Asia No access Pages 417 - 440
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3. Working alongside Georgina, 1992–2000 No access Pages 441 - 444
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4. Sasanian perspectives: From antiquity to the medieval period No access Pages 445 - 462
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5. Parthian coins from Merv held in the collection of the Pushkin Museum (Moscow) No access Pages 463 - 498
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6. Money on the Silk Road – twenty years on No access Pages 499 - 504
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Colour Plates No access Pages Color Plates I - Color Plates XVI