CUSAS: Cornell University Studies in Assyriology and Sumerology
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Steven J. Garfinkle, Marc Van De Mieroop, and H. Sauren - CUSAS 17
Edited by Andrew R. George, Contributions by Miguel Civil, Piotr Steinkeller, F. Vallet, K. Volk, M. Weeden, C. Wilcke, and Grant Frame - CUSAS 18
Andrew R. George - CUSAS 19
Massimo Maiocchi and Giuseppe Visicato - CUSAS 20
Francesco Pomponio and Giuseppe Visicato - CUSAS 21
Salvatore F. Monaco - CUSAS 22
Steven J. Garfinkle
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Vitali Bartash - CUSAS 24
Juris Zarins, and Assisted By Rick Hauser - CUSAS 25
Alasdair Livingstone - CUSAS 26
Aage Westenholz - CUSAS 27
Lucio Milano and Aage Westenholz - CUSAS 28
Laurie E. Pearce and Cornelia Wunsch - CUSAS 29
Kathleen Abraham and Karel Van Lerberghe - CUSAS 30
Wilfred H. Van Soldt - CUSAS 31
Salvatore F. Monaco - CUSAS 32
Andrew R. George - CUSAS 33
Palmiro Notizia and Giuseppe Visicato - CUSAS 34
Andrew R. George, Thomas Hertel, Jaume Llop-Raduá, Karen Radner, and Wilfred H. Van Soldt - CUSAS 35
Vitali Bartash - CUSAS 36
Andrew R. George - Elementary Education in Early Second Millennium BCE Babylonia
Alhena Gadotti and Alexandra Kleinerman - Middle Babylonian Texts in the Cornell Collections, Part II
Elena Devecchi - Old Babylonian Texts in the Schøyen Collection, Part Two
A. R. George and Gabriella Spada - Sumerian Literary Texts in the Schøyen Collection
Christopher Metcalf - Tablets from the Iri-saĝrig Archive
Marcel Sigrist and Tohru Ozaki - Ur III Texts in the Schøyen Collection
Jacob L. Dahl
About this Series
The Cornell University Studies in Assyriology and Sumerology (CUSAS) is a series that encompasses the publication and extensive analyses of texts written in the Sumerian, Babylonian, and Assyrian languages in cuneiform scripts inscribed on clay tablets excavated in Iraq, Turkey, Syria, and Iran. The publications provide scholars and students with the broad range of original sources for their languages, literatures, histories, religions, and cultures spanning nearly three millennia. The series investigates and illuminates the complexities of the societies that produced these sources. Although the emphasis in each work may be different, they incorporate transcriptions, translations, and studies, accompanied by autograph copies and photographs, of literary, religious, economic, and grammatical texts that together reflect the entire scope of Mesopotamian civilization.
Editor:
David I. Owen
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