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[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]ISD and ASOR are pleased to offer special discounts on select titles from the Journal of Cuneiform Studies Supplemental Series. All volumes are available at 20% off list price (just enter discount code “071-13” at checkout). Click here to for more information. If an individual or instution signs up for a new standing order, all volumes (including the forthcoming volume) are available at 50% off. (Return PDF form to ISD to receive the 50%-off; you may also e-mail or call ISD [1-860-584-6546]).The JCS Supplemental Series is an annual monograph series dedicated to publishing interpretive studies on the ancient near East. Each volume is refereed and thoroughly edited.
The Textual Criticism of Sumerian Literature
by Paul Delnero
Drawing from a detailed analysis of the different types of textual variants that occur in the numerous duplicates of a group of ten compositions known collectively as the Decad, this book aims to provide a much needed critical methodology for interpreting textual variation in the Sumerian literary corpus which can be applied to editing and analyzing these compositions with improved accuracy.
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Texts from the Late Old Babylonian Period
by Seth F.C. Richardson
This volume publishes and discusses 186 cuneiform documents from the Late Old Babylonian period (1683–1595 BC), including 95 hand copies, mostly from Sippar texts in British Museum collections. In extensive notes, the reader will find discussions of provisioning systems, chronology, terminologies, land redistribution and ritual and military economies, in addition to the expected apparatus of indexes, concordances and catalogues.
232pp, illus (American Schools of Oriental Research 2011, Journal of Cuneiform Studies Supplemental Series 2) hardcover, 9780897570848, $75.00. Special Offer $60.00 [enter “071-13” at checkout to receive discount]
On the Third Dynasty of Ur
Studies in Honor of Marcel Sigrist
edited by Piotr Michalowski
The Ur III period (2112–2004 BC) was one of the more significant periods in the history of ancient Mesopotamia. We would not have so many published texts at our disposal if it were not for the tireless efforts of Marcel Sigrist of the Ecole Biblique in Jerusalem, whose scholarship and generosity are celebrated in this volume in twenty-seven essays by an international group of grateful experts.
313pp, b/w illus (American Schools of Oriental Research 2008, Journal of Cuneiform Studies Supplemental Series 1) hardcover, 9780897570800, $75.00. Special Offer $60.00 [enter “071-13” at checkout to receive discount]
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Current Research at Kultepe/Kanesh: An Interdisciplinary and Integrative Approach to Trade Networks, Internationalism, and Identity
Edited by Levent Atici, Fikri Kulakoglu, Gojko Barjamovic and Andrew Fairbairn
The primary goal of this JCSSS volume is to integrate the work of scholars in archaeology, archaeometry, bioarchaeology, geoarchaeology, and history on the site of Kultepe to develop a new synthetic research paradigm for investigating issues of trade, colonialism, ethnicity, art, identity, and urbanization in the Near East in a unified fashion.
(American Schools of Oriental Research, Fall 2013, Journal of Cuneiform Studies Supplemental Series 4) hardcover, 9780897570091, $89.95. Special Offer $72.00 [enter “071-13” at checkout to receive discount]
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