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The Kültepe tablets in the Hilprecht-Sammlung
Dercksen, J.G. 2023
The Kültepe tablets in the Hilprecht-Sammlung: a contribution to the chronology of their trade and collecting
Part of book or chapter of book
under embargo until 2024-06-13
2024-06-13T00:00:00Z
Study of the collection of texts from Kültepe within the framework of excavations and trade of antiquities.
An Old Assyrian reference to Susa
Dercksen, J.G. 2016
An Old Assyrian reference to Susa
Article / Letter to editor
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The use of DAH in an Old Babylonian account text
Dercksen, J.G. 2016
The use of DAH in an Old Babylonian account text
Article / Letter to editor
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The goddess who was robbed of her jewellery. Ishtar and her priest in an Assyrian colony
Dercksen, J.G. 2015
The goddess who was robbed of her jewellery. Ishtar and her priest in an Assyrian colony
Article / Letter to editor
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Review of Arkhipov, I. (2012) Le vocabulaire de la métallurgie et la nomenclature des objets en métal dans les textes de Mari
Dercksen, J.G. 2013
Review of Arkhipov, I. (2012) Le vocabulaire de la métallurgie et la nomenclature des objets en métal dans les textes de Mari
Book review
open access
2014-02-17T00:00:00Z
Cuneiform Documents from Various Dutch Collections
Boer, R. de; Dercksen, J.G.; Krispijn, T.J.H. 2013
Cuneiform Documents from Various Dutch Collections
Part of book or chapter of book
open access
2014-02-25T00:00:00Z

Publication of Sumerian and Akkadian cuneiform texts in private collections from various periods:

  • Presargonic: letter-unknown provenance in Northern Babylonia
  • Ur III: administrative document-Umma)
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Publication of Sumerian and Akkadian cuneiform texts in private collections from various periods:

  • Presargonic: letter-unknown provenance in Northern Babylonia
  • Ur III: administrative document-Umma)
  • Old Assyrian: letters-Kaneš (Anatolia)
  • Old Babylonian: lexical series Ugumu-unknown provenance; contract-unknown provenance; silver loan-Southern Mesopotamia; administrative-Southern Mesopotamia.

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