The Babylonian World - Historia Antigua

— Social configurations in Early Dynastic Babylonia —
47 E.g. Lippussˇ-ia’um, granddaughter of Naramsin: Parrot 1948, 134, fig. 32: g, cf. also
Westenholz 1999, 72 n. 344, and possibly p. 73, fig. 8: c.
48 Rosengarten 1960, 245 n. 6; Selz 1995, 103–105.
49 Westenholz 1999, 72 n. 344.
50 Selz 1995, 298.
51 Visicato 1995, 129 n. 99.
52 Cooper 1986, 19, No. Ki 3.2.
53 Chiodi 1997, 47–51, 78–80, 98–99.
54 ‘Justice of Nanshe and Ningirsu’, in Gudea’s Statue B, ll. viii: 38–40: Chiodi 1997, 168.
55 Cf. Chiodi 1997.
56 E.g. Parrot 1948, 69–124, esp. pp. 77–95.
57 Parrot 1948, Pl. III and p. 74.
58 Rosengarten 1960, 93; Selz 1995, 178 n. 802 with ref.
59 Parrot 1948, 120.
60 Steible and Yyldyz 2000, 986.
61 Martin 1988, 52; Reade 2001, 24–26.
62 For Early Dynastic commerce with Elam cf. Selz 1991, 37–42.
63 Cooper 1986, 70. No. La 8.5.
64 Rehm 2003, 74.
65 Alster 1974.
66 Inscribed cylinder seals: Charvát 1996.
67 Visicato and Westenholz 2000, 1127–1128; Martin et al. 2001, p. xxvii, and pp. 118–119
with ref.
68 Martin et al. 2001, 118 sub a.
69 Boese 1996, 29–31, n. 32.
70 Martin 1988, 89.
71 Martin 1988, 98–99.
72 Insofar, of course, as this is not a mathematical exercise (Martin 1988, 128).
73 Martin 1988, 42–47, 110–112.
74 For instance, Dudu for Ningirsu: Cooper 1986, 68–69, No. La 5.28 on p. 68.
75 Cooper 1986, passim, esp. 86–89, Nos. Ma 1.2 to Ma 5.3.
76 McAdam 1993, esp. p. 91.
77 Postgate 1983, 85, inscribed miniature jar No. 2GS: 190 with Fig. 289, and Pl. VIII: c;
Postgate 1983, 103 N. 2GS: 94, and Pl. X: e.
78 Krebernik 1984.
79 Alster 1974; on Fara literary texts cf. also Martin 1988, 89.
80 Steinkeller 1993, 119–120, n. 30 and 31 with ref.
81 Though the data base is woefully inadequate: Selz 1995, 303–304.
82 For the evidence of the Hamrin sites, Bergamini et al. 1985, 58–60.
83 Charles and Bogaard 2001, 309, 323.
84 For instance, Wilkinson and Tucker 1995; Wilkinson 1997, 121 Fig. 2 for Sweyhat, or
Bernbeck 1997/1998, 462.
85 Miller 1998, 205.
86 Charles and Bogaard 2001, 322.
87 Charles and Bogaard 2001, 313.
88 Fedele 1985, table on p. 68.
89 Clark 1993, 181.
90 Clutton-Brock et al. 2001.
91 Bergamini et al. 1985, ill. on p. 43.
92 Rehm 2003, passim, esp. pp. 71–75 on the frequency of cast-bronze axes in graves, as against
the later part of the third millennium, when they were replaced by cold-hammered ones.
93 Bergamini et al. 1985, 44.
94 Bergamini et al. 1985, 44–45.
95 Clutton-Brock et al. 2001, 339–345.
96 Selz 1995, 233 # 65, Uru’inimgina.
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