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Archery equipment in the Neo-Assyrian period
2015Bogenschießen spielte eine wichtige Rolle in der assyrischen Armee, die die Herrschaft über einen Großteil des Nahen Ostens in der neuassyrischen Zeit (10. bis 7. Jahrhundert v. Chr.) erreichte. Die Ausrüstung der Bogenschützen und allgemein im Bogenschießen sind allgegenwärtig in Assyrischen Bild- und Textquellen.
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From the Neo-Assyrian to Hasmonean Periods
2011AbstractThis chapter opens with a survey from beginning to end of the major conclusions of the survey done in reverse up to this point. This uncovers broader trends in the growing hostility toward foreign peoples and traditions, a tendency toward more collection and less new composition of core biblical materials, the dominance of Priestly scribalism ...
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The Role of Rituals in Warfare during the Neo‐Assyrian Period
Religion Compass, 2016Abstract In imperial Assyria during the first millennium BCE, ritual pervaded every aspect of life. As the link between the divine realm and the earthly one, the king's primary duty was to discover the gods' will and enact it. To this end, an array of ritual experts in the art of reading and reacting to divine signs aided the king ...
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Appropriation Of Land By Officials In The Neo-Assyrian Period
2010The Assyrian royal inscriptions present an ideal picture of the activities of the king and his magnates: without fail, they overcome obstacles, resolve conflicts, and act perfectly and morally. This chapter focuses only on the feature of land appropriation by Assyrian officials.
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Interconnections in Glyptic Art During the Neo-Assyrian Period
Ancient Near Eastern Studies, 1995Durant la periode neo-assyrienne, c'est-a-dire a partir du VIIIe s. av. J.-C., on voit apparaitre, en plus des sceaux-cylindres typiques du monde assyrien, des sceaux cachets, utilises par les civilisations voisines du Proche-Orient (Palestine, Syrie, Anatolie).
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Divine justice and law in the neo-assyrian period
2008This article is devoted to the study of the application of the ordeal in the Neo-Assyrian period and to its ideological and religious background. A survey of the various categories of the written documents of that period demonstrates that there are rather few texts dealing with the problem of justice in comparison with other near Eastern historical ...
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Bows Used as Symbols of Military Victory in the Neo-Assyrian Period
2022Bows have been used by humankind since prehistoric times. Initially used by hunters to meet their food needs, simple bows with a wooden body and a beam made of plant fiber or animal skin evolved over time into the indispensable deadly compound bow of the battlefields made with sinew, horn, and adhesive.
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