12. ISAANES

A yanomami indiánokon, a busmanokon és az ausztrál bennszülötteken kívül két olyan népesség van, amely nem tanulta meg, hogy a konferencia, szimpózium stb. esetén illik egy honlapot is elkészíteni (pl. olyan infromációkkal, hogy absztrakt meg ilyesmi), a franciák és az izraeliek. Most az Israel Society for Assyriology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies 12. éves konferenciájáról van szó, amelyet link hiányában kénytelen vagyok ismételten egy az egyben ideilleszteni:

Monday, 16 February, 2009

The Webb Building, Hall 001

Tel Aviv University

All the Corners of the Earth: Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Anatolia

10.00: Shlomo Bunimovitz, Dept. of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures,Chair: Welcoming Remarks

Morning Session: Mesopotamia; Chair: Victor Avigdor Hurowitz

10:30: Filip Vukosavovic (Hebrew University): A New Look and Study of Select Terms in the Reforms of Uruinimgina

11:00: Kathleen Abraham (Bar-Ilan University) and Uri Gabbay (Hebrew University): Kashtiliashu the Canal Digger: A New Royal Inscription from the Shlomo Moussaieff Collection

11:30 Sivan Kedar (Tel Aviv University): Apprenticeship in Mesopotamia according to Neo- and Late Babylonian Sources

Appendix: Ran Zadok (Tel Aviv University): Identity and Particularism among the Elite at Borsippa

12:00-14:00 : Lunch Break (Posters in Lobby)

Afternoon Session A: Egypt. Chair: Deborah Sweeny

14:00 Racheli Shalomi-Hen (Hebrew University): Isis and Nephtys in Egyptian Funerary Literature

14:30: Danel Kahn (Haifa University): One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Egypt and Mittanni in the Amarna Period

(Short Break)

Afternoon Session B: Anatolia: Chair: Amnon Altman

15:15: Ada Taggar-Cohen (Doshisha University, Japan): EZEN hassumas: The Royal Festival to the Deity Katahha of Hatti (CTH 633): A Rite of Passage into Adulthood for a Hittite Prince
15:45: Shy Gordin (Freie Universitaet, Berlin): A Struggle for Supremacy between Two Scribal Families in Hattusa