Aram Kosyan, Yervand Grekyan, Arsen Bobokhyan (eds.): The Black & The White: Studies on History, Archaeology, Mythology and Philology in Honor of Armen Petrosyan in Occasion of His 65th Birthday
A tartalomból:
I. History and Archaeology
A. Bobokhyan: Problems of Ethnicity in the Context of Archaeology of Ancient Armenia
M. Castelluccia, R. Dan: Metal Horse Bits from Urartian Sites
A. Gevorgyan, A. Bobokhyan: Bull Sacrifices
Y. Grekyan: When the Gods Leave People (The Climatological Hypothesis of the Collapse of the Urartian State)
M. Herles, H. Avetisyan: An Old Site at Oshakan in a Different Light: the Small Hill of Pokr Blur
M. Işıklı: Relections on Twenty Five Years of Excavations at Ayanis Castle: Past, Present and Future
M. Karaosmanoğlu, M. Ali Yılmaz: Some Considerations on Urartian Religious Activities in the Light of Recent Evidence from Temple Complex of Altıntepe
A. Kosyan: Rulers of Hayasa: Hukkana
N. Shanshashvili, G. Narimanishvili: Iconography of Syria-Mesopotamian Goddess from Kakheti (Meli-Ghele Shrine)
N. Tiratsyan: Two Pithos Burials from Argištihinili
II. Mythology and philology
R. da Riva: The East India House Inscription. A New Duplicate from the British Museum (BM 122119)
S. Hmayakyan, L. Simonyan: Traces of Folk Calendar and Fests in the Urartian Texts
S. Jatsemirskij: “Para-Lydian” Inscription from Sardis
M. Khachikyan: Reflections on the Origin of the Hurrian Ergative Case Marker -ž and the Correlative Particle -šše
H. Martirosyan: An Armenian Theonym of Indo-European Origin: Ayg ‘Dawn Goddess’
J. Puhvel: Perils of Postulates: A Hittite Example
V. Shevoroshkin: Milyan trija
Y. Vassilkov: Some Observations on the Indian and the Mesopotamian Flood Myths
I. Yakubovich: The Luwian Deity Kwanza
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