Dokumente aus Alalach und Ugarit

Dietrich, Manfried; Loretz, Oswald

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“…The appearance of 5 is still more rare, and its reading is not assured. In h.6, line 5, the last term is -according to Dietrich and Loretz (1975) -kablite 2 and not 5; Laroche (1968) reads "5" only there, in h.16 line 12, in h.19 line 7 and, with a question mark, in h.30 line 3. The numbers 6 to 9 do not seem to appear at all, and there are just three appearances of a "10" that is somewhat problematical (h.6 line 5; h.8.…”

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The Mesopotamian Theory of Music and the Ugarit Notation – A Reexamination

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Music in Antiquity

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The Mesopotamian Theory of Music and the Ugarit Notation – A Reexamination

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Music in Antiquity

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Obligations de travail dans les économies palatiales du Bronze récent

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2021

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Palatial economic archives from various regions — from the Aegean world to Mesopotamia — and from various periods of the Bronze Age, attest to the use by palatial administrations of procedures in which workers were obliged to perform a task, whether craft or agricultural, on behalf of the palace. This article examines the possibility that such a procedure existed also in Ugarit, since a group of administrative texts relating to metals appear comparable to these systems of work-assignments. The material from Ugarit and the conclusions reached allow, then, a comparison with the system of work-assignment attested in the Mycenaean texts and called ta-ra-si-ja. Mycenaean and Ugaritic documentations present typological, structural and chronological analogies, which add to the interest of the comparison.

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Dokumente aus Alalach und Ugarit

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The Mesopotamian Theory of Music and the Ugarit Notation – A Reexamination

The Mesopotamian Theory of Music and the Ugarit Notation – A Reexamination

Obligations de travail dans les économies palatiales du Bronze récent

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