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035    (OCoLC)475551008 
040    AE-ShU 
050    DS69.5|b.B23 2009 
245 04 The Babylonian world /|cedited by Gwendolyn Leick. 
260    New York :|bRoutledge,|c2009. 
300    xxi, 590 p. :|bill., maps ;|c25 cm. 
490 1  The Routledge worlds. 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 00 |gIntroduction /|rGwendolyn Leick --|tLand and land use.
       |tBabylonian countrysides /|rSeth Richardson --|tLand and 
       land use : the Middle Euphrates Valley /|rLucia Mori --
       |tAgricultural techniques /|rBlahoslav Hruška --|tUrban 
       form in the first millennium /|rHeather D. Baker  --
       |tMaterial culture.|tArchitecture in the old Babylonian 
       period /|rHarriet Crawford --|tBabylonian seals /
       |rDominique Collon --|tBabylonian sources of exotic raw 
       materials /|rD. T. Potts --|tCloth in the Babylonian world
       /|rIrene Good --|tThe Babylonian visual image /|rZainab 
       Bahrani --|tFood and drink in Babylonia /|rFrances 
       Reynolds  --|tEconomic life.|tEconomy of ancient 
       Mesopotamia : a general outline /|rJohannes Renger --|tThe
       Old Babylonian economy /|rAnne Goddeeris --|tAspects of 
       society and economy in the later Old Babylonian period /
       |rFrans van Koppen --|tThe Babylonian economy in the first
       millennium BC /|rMichael Jursa --|tThe Egibi family /
       |rCornelia Wunsch (translated from German by Gwendolyn 
       Leick) --|tSociety and politics. Social configurations in 
       early dynastic Babylonia (c. 2500-2334 B. C.) /|rPetr 
       Charvát --|tPalace and the temple in Babylonia /|rWalther 
       Sallaberger --|tPower, economy and social organization in 
       Babylonia /|rGebhard J. Selz --|tArameans and Chaldeans : 
       environment and society /|rFrederick Mario Fales --|tWomen
       and gender In Babylonia /|rLaura D. Steele -- 
505 00 |tReligion.|tThe role and function of goddesses in 
       Mesopotamia /|rBrigitte Groneberg --|tInanna and Ishtar - 
       the dimorphic Venus goddesses /|rJoan Goodnick Westenholz 
       --|tThe Babylonian god Marduk /|rTakayoshi Oshima --
       |tDivination culture and the handling of the future /
       |rStefan M. Maul (translated from German by Gwendolyn 
       Leick) --|tWitchcraft literature in Mesopotamia /|rTzvi 
       Abush --|tIntellectual life : cuneiform writing and 
       learning.|tIncantations within Akkadian medical texts /
       |rM. J. Geller --|tWriting, sending, and reading of 
       letters in the Amorite world /|rDominique Charpin 
       (translated from French by Dafydd Roberts) --|tMathematics,
       metrology, and professional numeracy /|rEleanor Robson --
       |tBabylonian lists of words and signs /|rJohn Taylor --
       |tGilgamesh and the literary traditions of ancient 
       Mesopotamia /|rA. R. George --|tMesopotamian astral 
       science /|rDavid Brown --|tLate Babylonian intellectual 
       life /|rPaul-Alain Beaulieu --|tEgypt and Mesopotamia /
       |rDavid A. Warburton --|tA view from Hattusa /|rTrevor 
       Bryce --|tRelations between Babylonia and the Levant 
       during the Kassite period /|rP. S. Vermaak --|tLooking 
       down the Tigris : the interrelations between Assyria and 
       Babylonia /|rHannes D.Galter --|tThe view from Jerusalem :
       Biblical responses to the Babylonian presence /|rBaruch A.
       Levine --|tPersian empire /|rAmélie Kuhrt. 
650  0 Land use|zIraq|zBabylonia. 
651  0 Babylonia. 
651  0 Babylonia |xCivilization. 
651  0 Babylonia |xEconomic conditions. 
651  0 Babylonia |xManners and customs. 
651  0 Babylonia |xReligion. 
651  0 Babylonia |xIntellectual life. 
651  0 Babylonia |xForeign relations. 
700 1  Leick, Gwendolyn,|d1951-