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Antiquity, 1966
This magnificently produced volume is in itself a tribute to the devoted and rewarding work which Claude Schaeffer, aided by many skilful collaborators, began at Ras Shamra-Ugarit 36 years ago. The frontispiece illustrates a 5000-pound Syrian banknote, engraved with designs of Ugaritic ivories, a mark of honour in addition to that which was bestowed ...
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This magnificently produced volume is in itself a tribute to the devoted and rewarding work which Claude Schaeffer, aided by many skilful collaborators, began at Ras Shamra-Ugarit 36 years ago. The frontispiece illustrates a 5000-pound Syrian banknote, engraved with designs of Ugaritic ivories, a mark of honour in addition to that which was bestowed ...
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Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 1970
The Kingdom of Ugarit, after its expansion by Suppiluliuma ), controlled a shoreline from Mt. Casius in the north to Suksi (Tell Siikis) in the south 2). This stretch of coast has a limited number of anchorages 3), and since its nature must have been the same in the Late Bronze Age, it is possible to know the approximate sites of the Ugaritic coastal ...
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The Kingdom of Ugarit, after its expansion by Suppiluliuma ), controlled a shoreline from Mt. Casius in the north to Suksi (Tell Siikis) in the south 2). This stretch of coast has a limited number of anchorages 3), and since its nature must have been the same in the Late Bronze Age, it is possible to know the approximate sites of the Ugaritic coastal ...
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Near Eastern Archaeology, 2000
From the beginning of the excavations at Ugarit, it was apparent that, alongside agriculture and animal husbandry, commerce represented one of the foundations of this nation's economy and of its politics. Ugarit occupied a major position in the Levant.
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From the beginning of the excavations at Ugarit, it was apparent that, alongside agriculture and animal husbandry, commerce represented one of the foundations of this nation's economy and of its politics. Ugarit occupied a major position in the Levant.
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Ugarit in Retrospect: Fifty Years of Ugarit and Ugaritic
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1983Stan Rummel, Gordon Douglas Young
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Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 1969
J. J. M. Roberts, Margaret S. Drower
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J. J. M. Roberts, Margaret S. Drower
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