Translating ancient Aramaic texts into Modern Aramaic
ARAMAIC WATCH: A project to translate ancient Aramaic texts into modern Aramaic.From the Old Written to the New SpokenPosted GMT 12-12-2011 19:41:12 (AINA)Sacramento -- In a small apartment in...
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View ArticleFocus on CCPIA: Montana Dreams of European Antiquities Free-for-All?
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View ArticleEliot's Houses
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View ArticleBarbarians at the Gate
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Nicla De Zorzi, Michael Jursa, "The Courtier in the Commentary", Nabu 2011/2, n. 33
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Jorrit M. Kelder, "A new reading of Lydian laqrisa as 'words' or 'inscriptions' (?)", Nabu 2011/2, n. 37
View ArticleLectures and seminars
Michael Jursa will give a series of four lectures at the Collège de France: Tuesdays, at 11:00 PM January 10, 17, 24 and 31, 2012 Free entrance
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