This paper is aimed at a more accurate assessment of the Neo-Sumerian texts as the archaeological record. The archaeological and epigraphic analysis of a specific type of text, labels, has allowed the identification of relationships with other types of documents and reconstruct the function of a part of the central administration of the province of Umma.The aim of this paper is to proposed a new approach to Neo-Sumerian documents as archaeological artifacts. The archaeological and epigraphic analysis of a specific typology of texts, ie labels, Has allowed to understand how a part of the central administration of the provinces Umma worked.
Il presente contributo è teso ad una più corretta valutazione dei testi neo-sumerici come documenti archeologici. L’analisi archeologica ed epigrafica di una specifica tipologia di testi, le etichette, ha permesso di evidenziare le relazioni con altri tipi di documenti e ricostruire il funzionamento di una parte dell’amministrazione centrale della provincia di Umma. The aim of this paper is to propose a new approach to Neo-Sumerian documents as archaeological artifacts. The archaeological and epigraphic analysis of a specific typology of texts, i.e. labels, has allowed to understand how a part of the central administration of the Umma province worked.
Texts and Labels: A Case Study from Neo-Sumerian Umma / Mezzasalma, A; Laurito, R; Verderame, Lorenzo. - (2008), pp. 99-110. (Intervento presentato al convegno 51st Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale tenutosi a Chicago nel 18-22 luglio 2005).
Texts and Labels: A Case Study from Neo-Sumerian Umma
VERDERAME, Lorenzo
2008
Abstract
This paper is aimed at a more accurate assessment of the Neo-Sumerian texts as the archaeological record. The archaeological and epigraphic analysis of a specific type of text, labels, has allowed the identification of relationships with other types of documents and reconstruct the function of a part of the central administration of the province of Umma.The aim of this paper is to proposed a new approach to Neo-Sumerian documents as archaeological artifacts. The archaeological and epigraphic analysis of a specific typology of texts, ie labels, Has allowed to understand how a part of the central administration of the provinces Umma worked.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.