Portico Avances 656 - Oriente antiguo 9 - Pórtico librerías

PÓRTICO LIBRERÍAS AVANCES 656 — Oriente Antiguo, 9 10
48 Müller-Karpe, M.: Metallgefässe im Iraq I (von den Anfängen bis zu Akkad-
Zeit). Mit naturwissenschaftlichen Beiträgen von E. Paszthory und E. Pernicka
1993 – xi + 352 pp., 181 lám. € 150,80
49 Negev, A. / S. Gibson, eds.: Archaeological Encyclopedia of the Holy Land
2001, rev. – 560 pp., fig., fot. € 25,80
50 Neve, P., ed.: Die Oberstadt von Hattusa. Die Bauwerke, II: Die Bastion des
Sphinxtores und die Tempelviertel am Königs- und Löwentor
2001 – 136 pp., fig., lám., despl. € 89,00
51 Oppenheim, A. L / R. H. Brill / D. Barag / A. von Saldern: Glass and
Glassmaking in Ancient Mesopotamia. An Edition of the Cuneiform Texts which
Contain Instructions for Glassmakers. With a Catalogue of Surviving Objects
1988 – viii + 242 pp., fig., 10 lám. € 85,00
52 Potts, T. / M. Roaf / D. Stein, eds.: Culture through Objects. Ancient Near
Eastern Studies in Honour of P. R. S. Moorey
2003 – 421 pp., 74 fig. € 37,96
INDICE: 1. Tracking Cultural Transfers: T. F. Potts: Introduction — J. Baines: Early definitions
of the egyptian world and its surroundings — C. C. Lamberg-Karlovsky: To write or not to write
— D. T. Potts: A soft-stone genre from southeastern Iran: «zig-zag» bowls from Magan to Margiana
— P. Bienkowski: The north-south divide in ancient Jordan: ceramics, regionalism and routes —
O. W. Muscarella: Von Bissing’s Memphis Stela: a product of cultural transfer? — J. Boardman:
Disguise and exchange in eastern imagery — 2. Understanding Images: D. L. Stein: Introduction
— D. Wengrow: Interpreting animal art in the prehistoric Near East — E. McAdam: Things fall apart,
the centre cannot hold — M. Tadmor: Scorpion, fish and nets: an unusual jar in canaanite middle
bronze context with an appendix by Y. Goren — D. Ussishkin: Symbols of conquest in Sennacherib’s
reliefs of Lachish: impaled prisoners and booty — J. Curtis / A. Searight: The gold plaques of
the Oxus treasure: manufacture, decoration and meaning with an appendix by M. R. Cowell — M.
Cool Root: Hero and worshipper at Seleucia: re-inventions of Babylonia on a banded agate
cylinder seal of the achaemenid empire — 3. Materials and Manufacture: M. D. Roaf: Introduction
— V. C. Pigott / H. Lechtman: Chalcothic copper-base betallurgy on the iranian plateau: a new look
at old evidence from Tal-I-Iblis — S. Shalev: Early bronze age I copper production on the coast of
Israel: archaeometallurgical analysis of finds from Ashkelon-Afridar — A. Caubet: Le temple
d’Inshushinak de Suse et l’architecture monumentale en «faience» — V. Matoïan / A. Bouquillon:
Vitreous materials in Ugarit: new data — S. J. Simpson: From Mesopotamia to Merv: reconstructing
patterns of consumption in sasanian households — G. Herrmann / A. Millard: Who used ivories in
the first millennium BC? — I. J. Winter: «Surpassing work»: mastery of materials and the value of
skilled production in ancient Sumer.
53 Préhistoire du Levant. Chronologie et organisation de l’espace depuis les