Correspondence from Crawford, O. G. S. (3 letters / 23 June 1938 - 22 July 1938).
Notes:
Notes for a project on “The history of ancient metallurgical processes; their development and their impact on history,” for the Institute for Archaeo-Metallurgical Studies, Beno Rothenberg, March 1972.
Gurney’s index cards with notes on copper, tin, iron, arsenic, metallurgy.
Index card with bibliography.
Gurney’s notes on amūtum.
Gurney’s notes on himma.
Gurney’s notes on tin and iron.
Offprints:
Muhly, James D. (1985), “Sources of Tin and the Beginnings of Bronze Metallurgy”, American Journal of Archaeology 89 (2), p. 275-291.
Rickard, T. A. (1927), “The Cassiterides and the Ancient Trade in Tin”, Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall 2 (2), p. 201-251.
Zaccagnini, C. (1971), “La Terminologia Accadica Del Rame e Del Bronzo Nel I Millennio”, Oriens Antiquus 10, p. 123-144.
Notes on myths of the Ancient Near East: Sumerians, Akkadians, Hittites:
Myths of creation - Theogony, Theomachy - Ea and Apsu, The Birth of Marduk, Marduk and Tiamat, Creation of the World, Creation of man, Coronation of Marduk, Hymn to Marduk.
Tammuz and Ishtar.
Etana and the Eagle.
Nergal and Ereshkigal.
Epic of Irra.
Myth of Adapa.
Legend of Sargon.
Gilgamesh.
Hittite Myths and Ugaritic Myths.
Definitions of ‘myth’.
Notes on Lambrechts P. (1952), “Les fêtes “phrygiennes” de Cybèle et d'Attis”, Bulletin de l'Institut historique belge de Rome, p. 141-70.
Notes on Berghe, L. Venden (1954), “Reflexions critiques sur la nature de Dumuzi-Tammuz”, La Nouvelle Clio 6, p. 298-321.
Note regarding John Pedder watercolour painting, dated 31 May 1983.
Correspondence from Bing, Michael at Sotheby’s regarding the John Pedder watercolour (1 letter / 6 June 1983).
Recommendation for sale of John Pedder watercolour ‘Shoulder of Ben Hee’ (9 June 1983).
Property receipt for John Pedder watercolour ‘Shoulder of Ben Hee’ (14 June 1983).
Agreed Reserve for John Pedder watercolour ‘Shoulder of Ben Hee’ (30 August 1983).
Receipt for John Pedder watercolour ‘Shoulder of Ben Hee’ (30 August 1983).
Settlement Statement for John Pedder watercolour ‘Shoulder of Ben Hee’ (30 September 1983).
17th Century Cope Hood:
Recommendation for sale and property receipt of 17th century cope hood (28 November 1983), with Gurney’s handwritten note ‘asked for it back 12/5/84’.
Edward Charles Williams style wooded river landscape:
Correspondence from Williams, E. at Sotheby’s (1 letter / 1 December 1983).
Recommendation for sale of Edward Charles Williams style wooded river landscape (22 December 1983).
Receipt for FSS Paintings (16 February 1984).
Receipt for FSS Paintings (23 February 1984).
5 ancient Egyptian pottery vessels:
Correspondence detailing Gurney’s sale of 5 ancient Egyptian pottery vessels. These pots had been presented to Gurney’s parents in 1912 by his uncle Professor John Garstang after an excavation (3 letters / 17 April 1988 - 27 April 1988).
Property contract for the sale of 5 Egyptian pottery vessels (26 May 1988).
Recommendation for the sale of 5 Egyptian pottery vessels (10 June 1988).
Details of agreed reserve for 5 Egyptian pottery vessels (12 December 1988).
Correspondence from Forge, Oliver at Sotheby’s (1 letter / 4 January 1989).
Sale of ?:
Receipt of sale from Phillips Auction (2 February 1989).
Details of lot numbers from Phillips Auction (2 February 1989).
Offprints:
Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge (1921), Catalogue of The Amherst Collection of Egyptian and Oriental Antiquities (London: Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge). Section on ‘Objects from Tell Amarna’, p. 74-79.
Newspaper articles:
Alberge, Dalya and Daniel McGrory (17 December 1997), “Smuggled art clampdown by Sotheby’s”.
Farrell, Stephen, Dalya Alberge, Jill Sherman and Richard Owen (7 February 1997), “Sotheby’s suspends second employee: DTI inquiry into London art market”.
Farrell, Stephen (7 February 1997), “Secrets of the chandelier bids”, The Times, p. 17
Watson, Peter (3 March 1997), “Sotheby’s must show it is clean”, p. 20.
Unknown Author (17 December 1997), “A reasonable bid: Sotheby’s imperfect inquiry has still yielded worthwhile results”, The Times.
Unknown Author (7 February 1997), “Art and Craft: How Sotheby’s can clear its name”.
Acar, Özgen and Melik Kaylan (1988), “The Hoard of the Century”, Connoisseur, p. 74-83.
Acar, Özgen and Suzan Mazur (1989), “The Dig that is Shaking Ancient History”, Connoisseur, p. 148-151.
Alpay, Şahln (5 January 1994), “Şeriat gelsin diyen tek”, SABAH.
Barchard, David (24 April 1993), “Turkey’s unlikely hero”, The Tablet, p. 506.
Bretschneider, Joachim (October 2000), “Nabada: The Buried City”, Scientific American, p. 62-69.
Davis, Derek (18 May 1996), “The cave dweller of Capadoccia”, Weekend Telegraph, p. 28.
Finkel, Andrew (13 November 1993), “Ankara claims treasures in British Museum”, The Times.
Kaylan, Melik (1987), “Who Stole the Lydian Hoard? A Case History Involving the Hottest Issue Confronting American Museums Today”, Connoisseur, p. 66-73.
Mortimer, Edward (?), “Friend when in need: The west holds Turkey at arm’s length but relies on its support”.
Saray, Thrace (February 1995), “Simulators of the Lost Ark”, The Economist.
Tarhan, Taner (1993), “Yumuktepe’nin Karar Günü”, Mozaik, p. 21-2.
Ward, Diane (August 1990), “In Anatolia, a massive dam project drowns traces of an ancient past”, The Smithsonian, p. 28-40.
Correspondence from [?] in Leeds (1 letter / 12 March 1974).
Correspondence from ?, Jill (1 letter / 1 October 1997).
Correspondence to ?, Edmond (1 letter / 12 November 1986).
Correspondence from Kirkmann, G. (1 letter / June/July 1991).
Correspondence from B. B. (1 letter / ?).
Notes:
Footnotes on Babylonian music.
Notes on Išme-Dagan Text V (3N-T 386).
Transliteration of Iš V.5422.
Facsimile of Sb 13931.
Transliteration and notes on Text XXI.
Offprints:
Wegner, Max (1970). Griechenland: Musikgeschichte in Bildem Band II Musik des Altertums, Lieferung 4, 2nd revised ed. (Leipzig: VEB Deutscher Verlag für Musik), p. 54-55.
Photocopy of chapter on ‘The Angular Harp’.
Archaeologia musicalis 1/87, Study Group on Music Archaeology, International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM).
Bulletin of the International Council for Traditional Music, No. LXIV, April 1984.
Newspaper cuttings:
Collage of newspaper cuttings:
Fosburgh, Lacey (7 March 1974), “Song heard again after 3,700 years”, The Times.
Galpin, Brian (14 March 1974), “Assyrian Song”, ?.
Gurney, O.R. (11 March 1974), “Assyrian Song”, ?.
Lambert, W.G. (20 March 1974), “The Ugarit Tablet”, ?.
Ball, Ian (7 March 1974), “3,700 yr-old love song is played again”, Daily Telegraph.
Eckert Jr., Thor (?), “Professor plays an ‘oldy’ - about 3,700 years: Assyrian discovery plucked on Sumerian lyre makes musical history”, The Christian Science Monitor.
Fosburgh, Lacey (6 March 1974), “World’s Oldest Song Reported Deciphered”, The New York Times.
Kilmer, Anne D. and Richard L. Crocker (15 April 1974), “Assyrian Song”, The Times.
Spears, Lawrence M. (?), “Musical Mystery: Was It the Rock of Ancients?”, The National Observer.
Thayer, Paul (5 March 1974), “Oldest Known Tune Performed”, UC Clip Sheet.
Correspondence to/from Bowden, Edgar (24 letters / 8 March 1995 - 20 April 2000), including Bowden’s revised chapters of his monograph: Bowden, Edgar (1992), Cybele and the axe-goddess: Alliterative verse, Linear B relationships and cult ritual of the Phaistos disc (Amsterdam: Gieben).
Includes offprints of sections of articles which Edgar Bowden has annotated, several of which do not give publication details:
Amiet, Pierre (1980), La Glyptique Mésopotamienne Archaïque (Paris: Éditions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique).
Campbell, Joseph (1968), The Masks of God: Creative Mythology (London: Secker and Warburg).
Jackson, Joseph H. (1965), Pictorial Guide to the Planets (London: Museum Press).
Website offprint of webpage Bowden, Edgar, “Ancient Greek alliterative verse-metrics on the Phaistos Disk: an Anatolian cult of Cybele Axe-Goddess and Poseidon Hippios”.
Website offprint of webpage Bowden, Edgar, “Origin and meaning of the Pictish double-disc symbol”.
Correspondence from Davis, Simon (1 letter / 20 February 1994).
Correspondence from Ferguson, Herbert (3 letters / 18 January 1994 - 9 April 1994).
Correspondence from Heath-Brown, Roger (3 letters / 30 Jan 1998 - 4 Feb 1998).
Correspondence from (Hood?), Sinclair (3 letters / 8 May 1980 - 7 February 1994).
Notes:
Notes on Phaistos Disc.
Bibliographies.
Photocopy of Simon Davis’ decipherment of the Phaistos Disc, 1961.
Booklet on ‘The Archaeological Museum of the Châtillon Region’.
Offprints:
Bean, G. E. (1978), Lycian Turkey: An Archaeological Guide (London, Ernest Benn), p. 197.
Best, Jan and Fred Woudhuizen (eds.) (1988), Ancient Scripts from Crete and Cyprus (Leiden: Brill), p. 50-51.
Chadwick, John (1989), “Review of Best & Woudhuizen Ancient Scripts from Crete and Cyprus”, Antiquity 63, p. 181.
Davis, Simon (1967), The Decipherment of the Minoan Linear A and Pictographic Scripts (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press), p. 99-101.
Davis, Simon (1974), “The Minoan Gold Ring from Mavro Spelio: An Interpretation”, Athens Annals of Archaeology 7 (1), p. 111-112.
Davis, Simon (1973), “The Minoan Silver Pin from Mavro Spelio: An Interpretation”, Athens Annals of Archaeology 6 (3), p. 491-493.
Davis, Simon (1986), “The Phaistos Disk: A Hittite Spell?”, JUSŪR 2, p. 103-121.
Davis, Simon (1961), The Phaistos Disk and the Eteocretan Inscriptions from Psychro and Praisos (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press).
Delekat, L. (1979), “Der Diskos von Phaistos: Entwurf einer Textlesung und -deutung”, Ugarit-Forschungen 11, p. 165-178.
Duhoux, Yves (?) Bibliography.
Ferguson, Herbert (1978), “An Experiment in Making an Inscribed Clay Disc Like that of Phaistos”, Kadmos 17 (2), p. 170-172.
Ferguson, Herbert (1988), “The Phaistos Disc - Cretan or Anatolian?”, Unpublished article.
Ferguson, Herbert (1979), “Thoughts on Sign 24 (“Pagoda”) of the Phaistos Disc”, Unpublished article.
Plates of the Phaistos Disc Inscription (Ferguson Format 1975).
Georgiev, Vladimir, “Le disque de Phaestos: essai de déchittrement”.
Hoschek, Rudolf (1981), “Zur Schriftrichtung beim Diskos von Phaistos”, Kadmos 20, p. 85-92.
Ipsen, Gunther (1929), “Der Diskus von Phaistos: Ein Versuch zur Entzifferung”, Indogermanische Forschungen 47 (1), p. 1-40.
Macalister, Robert A. S. (1913), The Philistines Their History & Civilizations: The Schweich Lectures (England: Publication for the British Academy by H. Milford).
Matev, Georgi and Athanas Matev (1984), “Die Entzifferung der Inschrift auf dem Diskos von Phaistos”, Dritter Internationaler Thrakologischer Kongress.
Schachermayr, F. (1964), Die minoische Kultur des alten Kreta (Stuttgart: W. Kohlhammer).
“The Phaistos Disc: A Fresh View for Fresh Viewers”, Unpublished Article.
Correspondence to Alster, Bendt (1 letter / 16 July 1975).
Correspondence to/from Faragó, József (2 letters / 23 January 1971 - 17 July 1971).
Correspondence to/from Julow, Viktor (3 letters / 5 April 1958 - 18 July 1971).
Correspondence to/from Noegel, Scott (2 letters / 15 May 1993 - 29 May 1993).
Correspondence from Perry, B. E. (3 letters / 19 April 1958 - 1 January 1959).
Notes:
Notes on Mundy, “The Poor Man of Nippur”.
Notes on Icelandic Story.
Lists of bibliographic references
Offprints:
Cooper, J. S. (1975), “Structure, Humor, and Satire in the Poor Man of Nippur”, Journal of Cuneiform Studies 27 (3), p. 163-74.
Ellis, Maria deJ. (1974), “A New Fragment of the Tale of the Poor Man of Nippur,” Journal of Cuneiform Studies 26 (2) p. 88-89.
Faragó, József (1970), “A Contribution to the Table Motif of the Bird Concealed in the Vessel: The First Revenge of the Poor Man of Nippur”, Acta Ethnographica Academiae Scientarium Hungaricae 19, p. 147-159.
Finet, Andre (1992), “Les trois vengeances du pauvre homme de Nippur. Conte Babylonian”, L’atelier de L’orfevre, eds. M. Broze and Ph. Thalon (Louvain: Peeters) p. 87-106.
Julow, Viktor (1963), “A nippuri szegény ember meséje és a Lúdas Matyi ó-romániai népmese-mintájának kérdése”, Különlenyomat Az Irodalomtört Éneti Közlemények, p. 678-690.
Julow, Viktor (1970) “The Source of a Hungarian Popular Classic and its Roots in Antiquity,” Acta Classica Universitatis Scientiarum Debreceniensis 6, p. 75-84.
Noegel, Scott, “Paranomasia in the Tale of the Poor Man of Nippur”, Unpublished Article.
Perry, B. E. (1960), “The Origin of the Book of Sindbad,” Sonderdruck aus Fabula 3 (1) p. 1-94.
British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara (BIAA):
Newsletters of monthly reports, detailing staff and activities of the British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara (BIAA) during the directorship of Dr Roger Matthews, covering the period from December 1995 - November 2000.
Some publicity leaflets (lectures and publications).
Correspondence from Driver, G. R. regarding Gilgamesh xi 5 (1 postcard / 1957?).
Correspondence from Lambert, W. G. (1 letter / 1 February 1975).
Correspondence from Wiseman, Donald J. (1 letter/ 10 October 1951).
Notes:
Transliteration of texts KAR 115+A; 122+A; 123+A; 124+A; 135 from Epopée de Gilgameš-Sixième tablette-Version d’Assur.
Notes from Oberhuber.
Newspaper cut out of an image of a 17th century embroidered pillow case depicting Noah’s ark.
Bibliography of Gilgamesh: Sumerian poems, Old Babylonian Gilgamesh, Babylonian texts of the late second millennium BC from sites in Babylonia, Babylonian texts of the late second millennium BC from outside Babylonia, Standard Babylonian Gilgamesh Epic, Recent translations of the Babylonian texts.
Offprints:
Borger, R. (1960), “Review of Wolfram Von Soden’s Das Gilgamesch-Epos (1958)”, Orientalia 29, p. 345-346.
Diakonoff, I. M. (January- March 1961), “Review of Böhl’s Het Gilgamesj Epos (1958) and Matouš’s Epos O Gilgamešovi (1958)”, Bibliotheca Orientalis XVIII (1/2), p. 62-66.
Frankena, R. (1960), “Nouveaux Fragments De La Sixième Tablette De L’Épopée de Gilgameš”, Gilgameš et sa légende: Études recueillies par Paul Garelli à l’occasion de la VIIe Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale (Paris- 1958), p. 113-122.
Matouš, L. (May-July 1960), “Review of Wolfram Von Soden’s Das Gilgamesch-Epos (1958)”, Bibliotheca Orientalis XVII (3/4), p. 188-189.
Renger, J. (1972), “Gilg. P ii 32 (PBS 10/3)”, Revue d’Assyriologie et d’Archéologie Orientale 66, p. 190.
Speiser, E. A. (April 1958), “Gilgamesh VI 40”, Journal of Cuneiform Studies XII (1), p. 41-42.
Offprints of tablets from The University Museum Publications of the Babylonian Section Vol. X, Plates LXIII-LXVIII.
Correspondence from Lambert, W. G. (37 letters / 29 December 1958 - 1 August 1975).
Notes:
Monsters.
Verse-by-verse notes.
Bibliographical note.
Early myth.
Notes on Pantheons for the 24th Rencontre: Hurrian, Southern Mesopotamian, North Mesopotamian, Mixed.
The Enlil Theogony, The Anu Theogony, Enuma Eliš.
Enuma Eliš, Tablet V: Texts and Notes with a letter from ? (1 letter / 30 July 1957).
Duplicate copies of transliteration of Epic of Creation Tablet VI.
Untitled text transcription.
Transliterations of Atramḫasīs altbabylonisch, Agušaya-Lied, Altbab Ištar-Hymnus RA 22, 169ff, Aus dem Nan-Hymnus ZA 44, 32ff, Enuma Eliš.
Offprints:
Bottéro, Jean (1975), “Antiquités Assyro-Babyloniennes”, Annuaires de l'École pratique des hautes études, p. 77-126.
Garelli, Paul and Marcel Leibovici (1959), “La Naissance du Monde Selon Akkad”, Sources Orientales I, p. 115-152.
Kragerud, A. (1972), “The Concept of Creation in Enuma Elish”, in Bergman, J., K. Drynjeff, H. Ringgren, and G. Widengren (eds.), Ex Orbe Religionum: Studia Geo Widengren (Leiden: Brill), p. 39-49.
Correspondence from Moorey, Peter Roger Stuart (1 letter / 14 June 1974).
Notes:
Notes on Appendix on Babylonian Time Measurement.
Table of comparative chronology for Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Mitanni, Hatti, Mukiš, Nuhassi, Ugarit, and Ni'i.
Table of comparative chronology for Egypt, Hatti, Kizwadna, Alalaḫ, Ḫalab, Hurri-Mitani, Assur, Babylon, and Elam; handout of paper by C. Kühne (1978).
Notes on Kassite chronology.
Notes on Sea-Land Dynasty; Mari, Assur and Babylon; Second Dynasty of Isin and Bavian Date; Kassite Dynasty; and historical reconstruction.
Notes on chronology for Hammurabi and First Dynasty of Babylon.
Notes on chronology for Venus Tablets.
Table and notes of comparative chronology for Assyria and Babylonia.
Notes on chronology for cross-dating with Egypt.
Notes on Hittite generation count.
Notes on radio-carbon dates.
Notes on general remarks on Assyria and Babylonia and table of comparative chronology for Assyria, Mari, Babylon, Larsa, and Kassites.
Notes on incompatibility of KKLs with King List "A".
Notes on chronology sources.
Notes on chronology of Agum and Burraburiaš.
Table of comparative chronology for Assyria, Babylon III, Larsa, Babylon I and Mari, following Landsberger's scheme based on Dark Age.
Notes on time intervals.
Two lists of main sources for the chronology of Assyria and Babylonia.
Notes on generation gap from George I to George V.
List titled "Important documents".
Photocopy of facsimile of tablet no. 33332 - "List (A) of Babylonian Dynasties".
Notes on lines in Eponym Lists.
Photocopy of facsimile of tablet from a publication by Friedrich Schmidtke.
Table of comparative chronology for Assyria, Mari, Hana, Eshnunna, and Babylon.
Notes on Babylonian-Assyrian chronology.
Table of comparative chronology.
Notes on Khorsabad King List.
Notes on Amenophis II and Thuthmes IV.
Notes on Amenophis III and IV.
Notes on KUB. XXXIV and Chronology.
Notes on Labarnaš.
Notes on Tholos B at Platanos, Ras Shamra, and Abydos Tomb.
Notes on Egyptian Civil Calendar and Parker's Theory.
Notes on Egyptian chronology of 12th, 18th, and 19th Dynasties.
Notes on discrepancies and argument about generations.
Table showing contemporary rulers and royal alliances, compiled from the Hittite archives and the Tell el-Amarna letters.
Argument in support of the Long Chronology.
Handout(?) of paper by Rauert, W., "C-14-Datierung von Holzkohlefunden aus dem Irak (Kurznotiz)" (1976).
Correspondence to/from Dainton, Barbara (2 letters / 19 April 1977 - 20 May 1977).
Correspondence from Evans, Charles (3 letters / 23 November 1959 - 22 December 1959).
Correspondence from Gadd, C. J. (1 letter / 6 December 1951).
Correspondence from Landsberger, Benno (1 letter / 29 September 1958).
Correspondence from McKearney, Roger (1 letter / 15 February ?).
Correspondence from Ozanne, Charles (2 letters / 26 October 1976 - 31 October 1976).
Correspondence from Rossiler(?), Miranda (1 letter / 8 November ?).
Correspondence from Sachs, Abe (1 letter / 21 December 1972).
Correspondence to/from Walker, Christopher B. F. (4 letters / 23 October 1970 - 16 November ?).
Copies of tablets - a few unlabelled:
Facsimile of tablet 1924.1311 + 2392.
Facsimile of tablet of Mr. C. F. H. Evans, Librarian of Charterhouse, from Drehem.
Facsimiles of two tablets in Newcastle.
Facsimiles of “Cyrus tablet” and U.18810.
Facsimile of tablet of Mr. and Mrs. McKearney.
Photocopy of facsimile of tablet CBS 04579 in Brinkman, J. A., Materials and Studies for Kassite History Volume 1: A Catalogue of Cuneiform Sources Pertaining to Specific Monarchs of the Kassite Dynasty (Chicago: Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, 1976).
Photocopy of facsimile, transliteration and translation of tablet CBS 12917, in Brinkman, J. A., Materials and Studies for Kassite History Volume 1: A Catalogue of Cuneiform Sources Pertaining to Specific Monarchs of the Kassite Dynasty (Chicago: Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, 1976), p. 383-4 and Plate 5.
Facsimile of tablet of G. S. Preston, Castle Abbey, Northampton, from Drehem.
Facsimile of tablet of Mrs. Gilbert, Shepton Cottage, Bentham, Cheltenham.
Facsimile of tablet 1924.1670.
Facsimile of unlabelled tablet.
Facsimile and transliteration of tablet of Mr. Kraay.
Facsimile of tablet 30503.
Inked rubbing of tablet of Mrs. H. Gilbert, Shepton Cottage, Bentham, Cheltenham.
Facsimile of tablet of Lady Dainton, St Hilda’s College.
Facsimile (tracing) of joined tablets Kish 1924.1019; Kish 1924.1149; Kish 1924.1233; Kish 1924.1703.
Facsimile and transliteration of Drehem tablet of G. S. Preston Kirtlington Park, Oxford.
Facsimile and transliteration of Samaria Cylinder.
Facsimile of F. 5427 in Greco-Roman Museum, Alexandria = Adad-nirari no. 6 KAH I.3.obv.37ff
Photocopy, transliteration and museum record of cylinder seal I.10645, c.f. Crowfoot. J.W. et al (1957), The Objects from Samaria, (London: Palestine Exploration Fund), p. 87, No. 18, Pl. XV.
Facsimile and transliteration of tablet of Dr. Eltinghausen of Turl Street, Oxford.
Rubbing of large cuneiform inscription.
Facsimiles of tablet Ashmolean 1924.1541 and 1924.1827.
Facsimile of tablet 9702.
Facsimile of unlabelled tablet.
Facsimile of unlabelled tablet.
Facsimile of tablet in Pinches’ copy of Strassmaier, J. N. (1881), Die altbabylonischen Verträge aus Warka (Germany: A. Asher & Co.) in October 1974, titled “In the Library of University College, London”.
Facsimile of unlabelled tablet.
x3 Facsimiles and transliterations of unlabelled tablets.
Facsimiles of PSBA.19.287 and Bab. II 37.
x3 Facsimiles and transliterations of unlabelled tablets.
Facsimile of unlabelled artefact.
Facsimile of tablet Bab. IV.
Transliteration of tablet of Myres, from Drehem.
Facsimile of tablet 30332 (S + 52)
x3 Facsimiles of unlabelled tablets.
Facsimile and transliteration of unlabelled tablet in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum.
Four photographs of artefacts, including tablets, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum.
Photograph of tablet K.9922, in London, British Museum.
Three 16.3 x 11.8 cm film negatives of tablets, including U.7740.
Facsimiles of tablet S.295, tablet S.378 and tablet + S.483.
Transliterations:
Transliteration of tablet CBS 4579 in Brinkman, J. A., Materials and Studies for Kassite History Volume 1: A Catalogue of Cuneiform Sources Pertaining to Specific Monarchs of the Kassite Dynasty (Chicago: Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, 1976).
Transliteration of unlabelled tablet.
Transliteration of tablet BE.XIV 2.
Transliteration of tablet PBS.II/2 89.
Transliteration of tablet PBS.VIII (2) No. 163.
Transliterations of tablet PBS.XIII 64, tablet PBS II/2.49 and tablet PBS.VIII/2.162.
Transliteration and translation of tablet of Michael Insley (Wycliffe Hall), from Drehem.
Transliteration of tablet K.2957, tablet K.8215, tablet K. 9255 and tablet K.4832.
Transliteration of tablet BE.XIV 128a.
Transliteration of tablet UM.VIII(2).161 and tablet Peiser UDBD 116.
Transliteration of tablet BE.XIV 135, tablet BE.XIV 11 and tablet TC.IX 48.
Transliteration of tablet Leemans TLB.I. 144.
Transliteration and translation of tablet of Mr. C. F. H. Evans, Librarian of Charterhouse.
Note on tablet of Mr. G. S. Preston of Castle Ashby, Northampton.
Transliteration of tablet LKA 102, tablet KAR 70, tablet LKA 99b, tablet KAR 61, tablet KAR 69, tablet LKA 130, tablet KAR 70, tablet KAR 236, tablet K.2499, tablet K.9415, tablet K.10002, tablet LKA 95, tablet, K.8698, tablet LKA 97, tablet AMT 88, tablet LKA 99c .
x4 Transliteration of unlabelled tablets.
Transliteration of tablet in the ‘Vade Mecum Series’.
Transliteration of tablet 40480.
Transliteration of tablet 35046.
Transliteration of tablet K.4153.
List of tablet references.
Transliteration of tablet RM. 673 = 91131.
Notes of tablet Cyl. AB. 239.
Transliteration of Myth of Zû, tablet S.U. 51/19A = 37//52/187.
Transliteration of tablet K.6410.
Transliteration and translation of Myth of Irra, tablet KAR 168 I.
6 of KUB. XXVI.12 and KUB. XXI.42, capturing different sides and angles.
Facsimile and transliteration of tablet labelled ‘B’.
Facsimile of unlabelled tablet.
Transliteration of tablet bought from James Ede (7 January 1991).
Translation of tablet bought from James Ede (7 January 1991).
Facsimile of tablet bought from James Ede and presented to the Turkish Directorate of Antiquities, shown on Turkish television (7 January 1991).
Offprints of facsimiles from van den Hout, Theo publication in Studien zu den Bogazköy-Texten series
Nr 14 Vorderseite Columne I, Zeile 1-19.
Nr 14 Vorderseite Columne I, Zeile 20-66.
Nr 14 Vorderseite Columne II, Zeile 1-19.
Nr 14 Vorderseite Columne II, Zeile 20-44.
Nr 14 Vorderseite Columne II.
Nr 14 Vorderseite Columne II, Zeile 70-81.
Nr 14 Rückseite Columne III.
Nr 14 Rückseite Columne III, Zeile 26-50.
Nr 14 Rückseite Columne III, Zeile 51-75.
Column IV.
Transliteration of tablet KBD I.27.
Facsimile of tablet from Beatrise Alba del Rio, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Offprints of facsimiles of tablets
Keilschriftexte aus Boghazköi, Heft 11, Nr. 1.
Keilschriftexte aus Boghazköi, Heft 11, Nr. 1 bis 3.
Facsimiles of tablets from Mrs. Helen Mellian-Smith, Surrey
Kaniššuwan No. 5.
Kaniššuwan No. 12.
Transliteration, translations, notes and offprints on tablet CTH 156.
Facsimile of Bogh. 4122, Bogh. 5080, Bo. 1575, Bo. 1566.
Facsimiles of tablets
Kaniššuwan No. 1, from Mary L. L. Combs.
Kaniššuwan No. 10, from Michael Ayrton.
Kaniššuwan No. 11, from Michael Ayrton.
Kaniššuwan No. 3, from Lady Morgan, Guildford.
Kaniššuwan No. 6, from Lady Morgan, Guildford.
Kaniššuwan No. 9, from John Hayman.
Kaniššuwan No. 7, from Mrs. L. Sutcliffe, Surrey.
Kaniššuwan No. 13, from Mrs. C. Timberlake, London.
Kaniššuwan No. 8, from Mr. J. Goldsmith, Portsmouth.
Kaniššuwan No. 2, from Sir John Wolfenden.
Kaniššuwan No. 4, from Mr. Dancy, Master of Marlborough College.
Tablet 103051.
Photocopies of facsimiles from van den Hout, Theo P. J. (1990), “Texts and Fragments: Hittite Fragments in Dutch Collections”, Journal of Cuneiform Studies 42 (2), p. 253-4.
Translation and notes on ‘The ‘Tawagalawas’ Letter’.
Translation and notes on ‘The Speech of Ḫattusilis I’.
Correspondence from Mastin, Brian A. (2 letters / 8 January 1979 - 20 January 1979), including the offprint: Mastin, B. A., "Was the šālîš the third man in the Chariot?", in Emerton, J. A. (ed.), Studies in the Historical Books of the Old Testament (Vetus Testamentum Supplements 30), Leiden (1979), p. 125-154.
Notes:
Three handwritten notes on biblical themes, verses, and works to consult.
Notes on Hooke, S. H., "Cain and Abel", Folk-Lore 50 (1939), p. 58-65.
Notes on the Ashērā and occurrence in biblical texts.
Handout of lecture by Janowski, Bernd and Wilhelm, Gernot, "Der Bock, der die Sünden hinausträgt Zur Ritualgeschichte des Azazel-Ritus Lev 16".
Handout titled "Notzeit-Mythologem und Nichtigkeitsfluch".
Handout with texts from Wright, David P., "Analogy in Biblical and Hittite Ritual", in Janowski, Bernd, Klaus Koch, and Gernot Wilhelm (eds), Religionsgeschichtliche Beziehungen zwischen Kleinasien, Nordsyrien und dem Alten Testament: internationales Symposion Hamburg, 17.-21. März 1990, Freiburg & Göttingen (1993), p. 473-506.
Handout of lecture(?) by Hutter, Manfred, "na4huwaši und Massebe: Die religiöse Funktion der Steine der Jakobs-überlieferung im nordsyrisch-anatolischen Kontext" (1990).
Offprints:
Coxon, P. W., "Daniel III 17: A Linguistic and Theological Problem", Vetus Testamentum 26 (4) (1976), p. 400-409.
Daube, David, Ancient Hebrew Fables: The Inaugural Lecture of the Oxford Centre of Postgraduate Hebrew Studies, Delivered in Corpus Christi College 17 May 1973, Oxford (1973).
Geyer, John, "2 Kings XVIII 14-16 and the Annals of Sennacherib", Vetus Testamentum 21 (5) (1971), p. 604-606.
Geyer, John, "Ezekiel 18 and a Hittite Treaty of Muršiliš II", Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 12 (1979), p. 31-46.
Geyer, John, "Mice and Rites in 1 Samuel V-VI", Vetus Testamentum 31 (3) (1981), p. 293-304.
Geyer, John, "Mythology and Culture in the Oracles Against the Nations", Vetus Testamentum 36 (2) (1986), p. 129-145.
Geyer, John, "Twisting Tiamat's Tail: A Mythological Interpretation of Isaiah XIII 5 and 8", Vetus Testamentum 37 (2) (1987), p. 164-179.
Geyer, John, "קצות הארץ - Hellenistic?", Vetus Testamentum 20 (1) (1970), p. 87-90.
Malamat, Abraham, "ʿAmm Leḇāḏāḏ Yiškōn: A Report from Mari and an Oracle of Balaam", The Jewish Quarterly Review 76 (1) (1985), p. 47-50.
Malamat, Abraham, "Comments On E. Leach: 'The Legitimacy Of Solomon - Some Structural Aspects Of Old Testament History'", Archives européennes de sociologie 8 (1) (1967), p. 165-167.
Meegan, W. J., "The Tower of Babel: A Mathematical Abstraction?" (article not published).
Mowinckel, Sigmund, "Der Ursprung der Bil'āmsage", Zeitschrift für alttestamentliche Wissenschaft und die Kunde des nachbiblischen Judentums 48 (1930), p. 233-272.
Phillips, A., "The Interpretation of 2 Samuel xii 5-6", Vetus Testamentum 16 (2) (1966), p. 242-244.
Correspondence from Walker, Christopher B. F. (1 letter / 19 April 1978).
Correspondence to/from Hess, Richard S. (5 letters / 15 July 1989 - 21 September 1993).
Correspondence to/from Na'aman, Nadav (8 letters / 23 April 1977 - 29 April 1978).
Correspondence to/from Wiseman, Donald J. (4 letters / 15 March 1989 - 14 June 1989).
Offprints:
Goetze, Albrecht, "Remarks on the Lists from Alalakh IV", Journal of Cuneiform Studies 13 (2) (1959), p. 63-64.
Goetze, Albrecht, "Remarks on the Ration Lists from Alalakh VII", Journal of Cuneiform Studies 13 (1) (1959), p. 34-38.
Hess, Richard S., "A Preliminary List of the Published Alalakh Texts", Ugarit-Forschungen 20 (1988), p. 69-87.
Klengel, Horst, "Königtum und Palast Nach Den Alalaḫ-Texten", in Garelli, Paul (ed.), Le palais et la royauté (archéologie et civilisation). XIXe Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, organisée par le groupe François Thureau-Dangin, Paris, 29 juin - 2 juillet 1971, Paris (1974), p. 273-282.
Lambert, W. G., "A Vizier of Ḫattuša? A Further Comment", Journal of Cuneiform Studies 13 (4) (1959), p. 132.
Na'aman, Nadav, "The Ishtar Temple at Alalakh", Journal of Near Eastern Studies 39 (3) (1980), p. 209-214.
Na'aman, Nadav, "A Royal Scribe and his Scribal Products in the Alalakh IV Court", Oriens Antiquus 19 (1980), p. 107-116.
Speiser, E. A., "The Alalakh Tablets", Journal of the American Oriental Society 74 (1) (1954), p. 18-25.
Tsevat, Matitiahu, "Alalakhiana", Hebrew Union College Annual 29 (1958), p. 109-136.
Wiseman, Donald J., "Abban and Alalaḫ", Journal of Cuneiform Studies 12 (4) (1958), p. 124-129.
Wiseman, Donald J., "Supplementary Copies of Alalakh Tablets", Journal of Cuneiform Studies 8 (1) (1954), p. 1-30.
Zaccagnini, Carlo, "A Note on the Talent at Alalah (AT 401)", Iraq 40 (1) (1978), p. 67-69.
Zaccagnini, Carlo, "Notes on the Weight System at Alalaḫ VII", Orientalia 48 (4) (1979), p. 472-475.