Talugaes Wittes: Ancient Near Eastern Studies Presented to Stefano de Martino on the Occasion of His 65th Birthday (Kasion) (English, German and Italian Edition)

Indice\nPrefazione\nPubblicazioni di Stefano de Martino\nAlaura: La vera storia di un clamoroso falso ittita \rdi fine Ottocento\nAlparslan / Dogan-Alparslan: Ein neues Tontafelfragment aus Boğazköy. \rBoğazkale 1-1-2018\nArchi: Personal Names of Proto-Anatolian Indo-European-Speaking Populations \rEast of the Euphrates (24th Cent. BC)\nBuccellati: “Awīliš īwē”. \rL’uomo mesopotamico come figlio della città\nCellerino: Il sigillo a cilindro IM 115642 dalla Tomba Reale III a Nimrud. \rUna raffigurazione enigmatica\nCohen / Anor: Forging an Empire. The Borders of Carchemish. \rAccording to CTH 50 (KUB 19.27)\nd\'Alfonso: Reorganization vs. Resilience in Early Iron Age. \rMonumental Art of Central Anatolia\nDincol / \rPeker: Sealings from Renewed Excavations at Alalakh\nDolce: Visual Communication and the Audience. \rAn Observation Point on Mesopotamia\nFales: The Rural Hinterland of Assyrian Cities. \rClusters of Toponyms\nForlanini: Il contesto storico delle istruzioni “umanitarie” hittite \re l’“invasione” dei caschei (Kaška)\nFrancia: \rThe Name of Babylon in Hittite Texts\nFreydank / Prechel: Nochmals zum Brief des Labarna \ran Tunija von Tikunani\nGilan: “She did not call me father, so I will not call her my daughter!” The Episode of the “Daughter” in CTH 6 \rand Its Historical Significance\nGiusfredi: \rOn the Old Assyrian tuzzinnum\nKaynar: KUB 32.121: il quinto frammento \rdel rituale di Šalašu?\nKelly-Buccellati: The Urkesh Mittani Horizon: \rCeramic Evidence\nKlinger: Nochmals zur Schreibung der Konjunktion maḫḫan \rund ihrer Geschichte\nLippo\rlis / Menegazzi: From Turin to Karakorum.  Archaeology for the Public through Asia\nLoreto: Sulle origini del commercio carovaniero\rtra la Penisola Arabica e il Vicino Oriente antico\nMarazzi: PORTA, PORTA2 und „Hofeingang“ in den \rHieroglypheninschriften des 2. Jts. v. Chr.\nMatthiae: On the Historical Events of the Hurro-Hittite \r“Song of Release”\nMessina: \rA Statue of the mušḫuššu of Marduk at Babylon?\nMiller: Two Notes on Kizzuwatna’s Status \ras a Hittite Vassal in the Middle Hittite Period\nMora: \rCylinder Seals as a Status Symbol in Hittite Anatolia\nPinnock: Far nascere una statua, uccidere una statua. \rEbla e gli Ittiti (?) nel periodo paleosiriano\nPonchia: Essere senza un padre. \rUna nota su Gilgamesh\nRollinger: Some Considerations on Empire and Mental Mapping. Conceptualizing the Ends of the World \rin the First Millennium BCE\nSchachner: The Power of Geography. Criteria for Selecting the Location of Hattuša, \rthe Capital City of the Hittite Empire\nSüel: \rA Mould from Ortaköy/Šapinuwa\nTorri: Potters and Pottery in Hittite Society, \rAccording to Written Sources\nRicciardi / Foietta: Cinture di sovrani, nobili e cavalieri\rnella statuaria di H\ratra\nWeeden: \rHurrian in a Tablet from Tigunānum\nWilhelm: \rAllaituraḫe