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Karl Strobel (szerk.): Empires after the Empire: Anatolia, Syria and Assyria after Suppiluliuma II (ca. 1200-800/700 B.C.). Eothen 17. Firenze, 2011.
Mario Fales, Transition: The Assyrians at the Euphrates between the 13th and 12th century BC;
Federico Manuelli, Malatya – Melid between the Late Bronze and the Iron Age. Continuity and Change at Arslantepe during the 2nd and 1st Millennium BC: Preliminary Observations on the Pottery Assemblages;
Anacleto D’Agostino, The Upper Khabur and Upper Tigris Valleys between the End of the Late Bronze Age and the Beginning of the Iron Age: An Assessment of the Archaeological Evidence (Settlement Paterns and Pottery Assemblages);
Fabrizio Venturi, The North Syrian Plateau Before and After the Fall of the Hittite Empire: New Evidence from Tell Afis;
Karl Strobel, The Crucial 12th Century BC: The ‘Fall of Empires’ Revisited;
Kay Kohlmeyer, Building Activities and Architectural Decoration in the 11th Century BC. The Temples of Taita, King of Padasatini/Palistin in Aleppo and 'Ain Dārā;
Simonetta Ponchia, Patterns of Relationships in the Syro-Hittite Area;
Onofrio Carruba, Die Gliederung des Anatolischen und der erste indoeuropäische Name der Anatolier
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