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Out-of-Anatolia: cultural and genetic interactions during the Neolithic expansion in the Aegean

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On Medical Technology In Ancient Mesopotamia

2010
Proceedings of the International Conference "Oeil malade et mauvais oeil", College de France, Paris, 23rd June ...
Barbara Böck
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Demons at Work in Ancient Mesopotamia

2017
In this chapter I analyze the way the demonic attack takes place according to ancient Mesopotamian incantations and its relation with illnesses aetiology.
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Impressions of Ancient Mesopotamia [PDF]

open access: yes, 2006
Impressions of Ancient Mesopotamia introduces children to ancient Mesopotamian culture through cylinder seals: their production, use, and art. Written for sixth grade readers, this book provides a historical introduction to Mesopotamia, discusses several
Lenzi, Alan
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The bear in ancient Mesopotamia [PDF]

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Among the animals documented in archaeological and epigraphic sources from ancient Mesopotamia, the bear has received little or no attention. This contribution aims to fill this gap by providing an overview of all the available sources –textual, archaeozoological and iconographical– and discussing the relationships between bears and the human community.
Verderame, Lorenzo
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Hyperthyroidism in Ancient Mesopotamia

Thyroid, 2002
799 “IF HE CONSTANTLY TWISTShis fingers and his eyes are protruded . . .”—so reads a fragment from an ancient cuneiform tablet from a Mesopotamian medical handbook. These two symptoms raise the possibility that the disease being described is hyperthyroidism.
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Dental Pathology in Ancient Mesopotamia

Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 1999
L'etude des dents et de leurs maladies dans la Mesopotamie ancienne est analysee a travers les textes ancients qui ont ete interpretes non seulement d'un point de vue philologique mais egalement ...
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Ancient Mesopotamia

2005
The first general introduction to Mesopotamia that covers all four of the area's major ancient civilizations—Sumer, Akkad, Assyria, and Babylonia. Ancient Mesopotamia: New Perspectivesranges from the region's cultural beginnings to its Persian "liberation," from simple farmers to mighty kings, from the marshy Gulf shores and Arabian desert sands ...
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