Leiden University Scholarly Publications

A brief note on the cretan hieroglyphic signs 044 and 056

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Sealed breads and tax-free canopies?

A new interpretation of two Hittite verbs with the stem ark- and its implications for the miraculous birth legend in the Zalpa-text

Relations between script, writing material and layout

The missing link? Writing in West Anatolia during the Late Bronze Age

Crime and punishment in Hittite Anatolia

Deconstructing the Phoenician myth

Klein maar fijn

A new interpretation of the opening lines of the Assur letters

Distorted Reflections? Writing in the Late Bronze Age Aegean in the Mirror of Anatolia

Ouder dan je zou denken

Fate strikes back

Mother or sister? Rethinking the origins of the Greek alphabet and its relation to the other 'western' alphabets

A Hittite scribal tradition predating the tablet collections of Ḫattuša?

From ‘LUGAL.GAL’ to ‘Wanax’

The Greek Alphabet. Older than you may think

On the ‘Phoenician Letters’: The Case for an Early Transmission of the Greek Alphabet from an Archaeological, Epigraphic, and Linguistic Perspective

Wachstafel (wax tablet) bei den Hethitern

Review of: Pax Hethitica

Alexander en Darius. Een Macedoniër in de spiegel van het oude Nabije Oosten

The source object : studies in Hittite diplomatics