In this study we propose an outline of the activities of Ikalla, an important official recorded in the Neo-Sumerian texts from Umma. A large dossier documents the main role of Ikalla in each stage of textile and fabric production, from the col- lecting of raw wool to the distribution of the finished product, as well as his in- volvement in other economic activities.
I3-kal-la, scribe of (wool) textiles and lynen / Verderame, Lorenzo; Spada, Gabriella. - STAMPA. - (2013), pp. 425-444. (Intervento presentato al convegno International Conference on Sumerian Studies tenutosi a Madrid nel 22-24 July 2010).
I3-kal-la, scribe of (wool) textiles and lynen
VERDERAME, Lorenzo;SPADA, GABRIELLA
2013
Abstract
In this study we propose an outline of the activities of Ikalla, an important official recorded in the Neo-Sumerian texts from Umma. A large dossier documents the main role of Ikalla in each stage of textile and fabric production, from the col- lecting of raw wool to the distribution of the finished product, as well as his in- volvement in other economic activities.File allegati a questo prodotto
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