61. Ancient Near East - Pre-Classic. Studies; Institute of Ancient near eastern Studies, Charles cultures are includedthe near East, India The Akkadian Language; AssyroBabylonian mythology FAQ; http://www.hist.unt.edu/09w-ar3.htm

Ancient Near East - Pre-Classic General Abzu ABZU JOURNAL INDEX "Charles E. Jones of the Oriental Institute presents this "experimental guide to the rapidly increasing, and widely distributed data relevant to the study and public presentation of the Ancient Near East." ABZU is an extensive listing of resources divided into several subsections, including regional indices for Egypt and Mesopotamia AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY American Oriental Society Home Page The American Schools of Oriental Research(ASOR) ... ANE any information on the status of ANE or successors will be posted here. Ancient Scripts The Ancient World Ancient Interest Mail List Subscription Service The Ancient World ... E-scapes home page Geography of Ancient World, Electronic Reconstruction Griffith Museum Historical and Archaeological CD-ROM's THE KELSEY MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY, University of Michigan Dangerous Archaeology: Francis Willey Kelsey and Armenia, 1919-1920 ... Freiburg Univ. Ancient Orient . Reconstruction. See The Internet Navigation Page (Germany) provides currently a Search Engine yeilding 102 PLUS Arch sites.

62. Ancient Near East Literature Related to ancient near eastern religions, Hellenistic of the ancientLevant (eastern Mediterranean); and The AssyroBabylonian mythology - FAQ. http://www.otgateway.com/ancientneareast.htm

Tabor College Victoria 222 Oban Road, Ringwood North, Vic. 3134 Australia Ancient Near East Home Translation Services Uncategorised Articles OT Archaeology Ancient Near East Dead Sea Scrolls Bibles Noncanonical Works Commentaries ... Exploring the Ancient World Cultures - Chronology of the Near East Spans the period between 3450BCE and 70CE the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. Ancient and Lost Civilisations Extensive listing of civilisations that include Ancient Near Eastern. Ancient Near East Site Maps from the Oriental Institute Map Series. Seven Site Maps covering the Ancient Near East. The Ancient Near East to 500BCE Lee Huddleston examines the Ancient Near East including world views, spiritual systems and religious forms. Ancient Near East - The Ancient History Sourcebook An extensive scholarly resource ABZU Guide to resources for the study of the Ancient Near East available on the Internet Annals of the Kings of Assyria Edited by E.A. Wallis Budge and L.W. King, and published in 1902

63. EAWC Site Index: The Near East It also includes a selection of texts from Pritchard's Ancient near eastern TextsRelating to the Old Testament. AssyroBabylonian mythology Christopher Siren http://eawc.evansville.edu/www/nepage.htm

Site Index: The Near East Navigate the EAWC Internet Index Chronology Essays Images Sites Texts Global The Near East India Egypt China Greece Rome Early Islam Medieval Europe Search the Ancient and Medieval Internet ABZU: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet Charles E. Jones of the Oriental Institute presents this "experimental guide to the rapidly increasing, and widely distributed data relevant to the study and public presentation of the Ancient Near East." ABZU is an extensive listing of resources divided into several subsections, including regional indices for Egypt and Mesopotamia AVESTA Zoroastrian Archives Designed and maintained by Joseph Peterson, this site is "dedicated to revealing the ancient wisdom of the Magi, the teachings of the prophet Zarathushtra, preserved in the scriptures of the Zoroastrian religion." It includes versions of several ancient Zoroastrian Scriptures, general information, including some on contemporary Zoroastrian practices, and links to other Zoroastrian sites. It also provides examples and explanations of many features of the Avestan language. Readers unfamiliar with Zoroastrianism will be interested in the overview and FAQ file and the glossary of Zoroastrian terms available here.

64. Internet Resources On Mesopotamia by the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Ancient near eastern Map Prepared NKSandars; prepared by Dale Edmonds The AssyroBabylonian mythology FAQ By http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/MESINRES.HTM

General Resources Mesopotamian History Mesopotamian Religion Zoroastrianism ... ABZU Regional Index: Mesopotamia Links prepared by the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago The Code of Hammurabi Translated by L.W. King (1910); prepared by Tony Novosel, PhD, University of Pittsburgh Hammurabi's Code, 195-223 Prepared by Tom Costa, PhD, Asst. Prof., Department of History , Clinch Valley College, University of Virginia in Southwest Virginia Hammurabi's Code of Laws Translated by L.W. King, Exploring Ancient World Cultures , University of Evansville Selections from the Code of Hammurabi From L. W. King translation (1910); edition prepared by Gordon Patterson , PhD, Professor of Humanities, Florida Institute of Technology Ancient Near Eastern Cross-Cultural Timeline Prepared by the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Ancient Near Eastern Map Prepared by the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago The Babylonian Creation: Enuma Elish Translated by N.K. Sandars; prepared by Dale Edmonds The Assyro-Babylonian Mythology FAQ By Christopher B. Siren

65. Assyriological Studies (AS26) Hittite mythology. Reprinted from 17580. An Outline of the Hittite AN.TAH.SUMFestival. Reprinted from the Journal of near eastern Studies 19 (1960) 80-89. http://www-oi.uchicago.edu/OI/DEPT/PUB/CATALOG/AS26.html

what's new announcements public programs comments ... ORIENTAL INSTITUTE PUBLICATIONS CATALOG AS 26. H. A. Hoffner, Jr., ed., and I. L. Diamond, assist. ed. ISBN 1-885923-04-X (paperback) 9 x 11.75 in / 23 x 30 cm Pp. xi + 274 49 illustrations, 3 tables Selected Writings: Das Altertum "A View of Hittite Literature." Reprinted from the Journal of the American Oriental Society "Hethitische Literatur." Reprinted from Neues Handbuch der Literaturwissenschaft, "The Hittite Version of the Hurrian Kumarbi Myths: Oriental Forerunners of Hesiod." Reprinted from the American Journal of Archaeology "Hittite Mythology." Reprinted from Mythologies of the Ancient World, S. N. Kramer, ed. (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1961), pp. 139-79 Festschrift Johannes Friedrich zum 65. Geburtstag am 27. August 1958 gewidmet, "A Hurro-Hittite Hymn to Ishtar." Reprinted from the Journal of the American Oriental Society "The Hittite Palace." Reprinted from (XIXe Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, 1971), P. Garelli, ed. (Paris: Librairie Orientaliste Paul Geuthner, 1974), pp. 305-14 "The Hittite Temple According to Written Sources." Reprinted from

66. Bomis: The Arts/Mythology And Folklore/Mythology/Assyro-Babylonian Ring Selected Ancient near eastern Texts staff.feldberg.brandeis.edu. 8. Gateways to Babylon.Ancient and modern texts on Mesopotamian mythology, religion, and deities http://www.bomis.com/rings/Mmythology-assyro-babylonian-arts/

Bomis: The Arts/Mythology and Folklore/Mythology/Assyro-Babylonian ring Build a ring Suggest URL! Email ringmaster! Ring Info! See also... ...Arts/Mythology_and_Folklore/Mythology Home My Bomis Webmasters ... Ring Rankings Click to visit the Bomis Board for Assyro-Babylonian Ring sites Assyro-Babylonian Mythology FAQ A description of the pantheon, cosmology, and history of the Assyrians and Babylonians pubpages.unh.edu Qadash Kinahnu - Gateway to a Canaanite Phoenician Temple Welcome to Qadash Kinahnu, a Canaanite Phoenician Temple, a place to learn about and worship the ancient deities El, Baal, Asherah, Anat, and more. www.geocities.com Babyloniaca www.awi888.com Abzu Home Page Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet www-oi.uchicago.edu Religion in Ancient Near East Commented links to sites covering ancient near east religions religion.rutgers.edu Sumerian Mythology FAQ This posting contains a description of the pantheon and cosmology of the Sumerians, who lived in what is now southern Iraq over 4000 years ago. Aspects of Sumerian culture are touched upon as are parallels with Biblical stories. pubpages.unh.edu

67. Links The Holy See) Christus Rex Canaanite Ugaritic mythology FAQ WLU BASOR Expedition(University Museum, U. of Penn.) Journal of near eastern Studies Zeitschrift http://www.homestead.com/laurierarchaeology/links.html

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68. Myth Near Eastern Creation CLASSICS 1305 CLASSICAL mythology CREATION MYTHS FROM WESTERN ASIA. Trinity University- Classics 1305 - Classical mythology. Last revised 12 January 2000 http://www.trinity.edu/mgarriso/Myth/MythNE.html

CLASSICS 1305 - CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY CREATION MYTHS FROM WESTERN ASIA Readings: *DISCUSSION #3: The comparative approach. Babylonia: The Creation Epic Enuma Elish ), Tablets I-VI, line 80 Hittite: The Song of Kumarbi Bible: Genesis 1-2:3 and 2:4-23, Psalm Major players in the Enuma Elish: Apsu and Tiamat Lahmu and Lahamu Anshar and Kishar Anu Nudimmud (= Ea) Marduk Major players in the The Song of Kumarbi: Alalu (= father of Kumarbi) Anu (= father of Tessub) Kumarbi (= son of Alalu) Tessub (= Storm God; = son of Anu) Back to the Syllabus for the Course Back to the Lecture Topics and Reading Assignments Back to the Top of This Page Trinity University - Classics 1305 - Classical Mythology Last revised 12 January 2000

69. AskWhy! Publications Are The Hebrew Scriptures Fakes? Jewish Mythology The Pentateuch Mesopotamian mythology Contents Close (83KB); Patriarchs I Or DatingAncient near eastern History I Contents Close (52KB); Dating Ancient near http://www.askwhy.co.uk/judaism/

Better with Javascript on! Nav Side Bar (Frames) Clear Side Bar (no Frames) Contents Updated: Friday, October 26, 2001 They hate him that rebuketh in the gate, and they abhor him that speaketh uprightly. Amos 5:10 since April 1998 Add this page to your favorites Search this Site Search the WWW Search the Goddess Contents Part 1 The Crisis of Sacred History Part 2 How Persia Created Judaism Part 3 Ezra and the Law Part 4 Sacred History is Phony History Part 5 Persian Propaganda Part 6 Is Dating Phony Too? Part 7 Persians and Greeks Epilogue: Christianity Appendix: Inventing a Religion Select Bibliography Contents by Web Pages The Crisis of Sacred History The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 1 Divine Crisis Contents Close The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 2 Iron Age to Persian Conquest Contents Close The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 3 Persians to Greeks Contents Close The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 4 History for the Besotted Contents Close Jerusalem and Judaism Before the Return Contents Close Biblical Languages Hebrew and Aramaic Contents Close David and Solomon The Evidence from Megiddo.

70. OUP USA: Goddesses In World Mythology we read of the agricultural attributes of the goddess Siduri, a near eastern goddessof touse guide to female deities, Goddesses in World mythology shows that http://www.oup-usa.org/isbn/019509199X.html

or Browse by Subject paper Out of Stock Due: Unknown Standard Higher Education Examination Copy Request Online Higher Education Comment Card Goddesses in World Mythology MARTHA ANN and DOROTHY MYERS IMEL "In the beginning people did not work, because the sky was so close to the Earth, they could just reach up and cut off a piece of it to eat. One day, Greedy Woman cut of an enormous chunk of the sky and, even with the help of the whole village, there was no way to finish it so she had to throw the remainder away. The sky was angry about this and rose high above the Earth so the people could no longer take pieces for food. Now people must work for their food." Greedy Woman, the Nigerian goddess responsible for humans having to work for their living is just one of the many thousands of women who populate world mythology. In every culture throughout the ages, women have played an intricate part in the mythical traditions that make up the voices of generations past. Yet, despite the rich diversity of these figures, researchers, archaeologists, and linguists have tended to give them short shrift. A unique and easy-to-use guide to female deities

71. JHU Catalog Near Eastern Studies 3 credits 130.326 (H,W) Egyptian Religion and mythology A survey Schwartz / 3 creditsNear eastern Languages 130.440441 Elementary Biblical Hebrew Survey of http://www.jhu.edu/~admis/catalog/artsci/neareast/nesucls.html

72. Near Eastern Studies Texts 413 Ancient Mesopotamia History and Culture 414 mythology and Literatureof 615 Sumerian Readings 621 Proseminar in Ancient near eastern History 681 http://www.umich.edu/~neareast/courses.html

about faculty programs fellowships ... affiliates Ancient Civilizations and Biblical Studies (Division 314) (ACABS) Spring-Summer 2003 Undergraduate Course Guide Spring-Summer 2003 Graduate Course Guide Spring 2003 Time Schedule Summer 2003 Time Schedule Fall 2003 Undergraduate Course Guide Fall 2003 Graduate Course Guide Fall 2003 Time Schedule 100 Peoples of the Middle East 101 Elementary Classical Hebrew I 102 Elementary Classical Hebrew II 121 Introduction to the Tanakh/Old Testament 122 Introduction to the New Testament 181 Introduction to the History of the Ancient Near East 192 First Year Seminar in ACABS 200 Introduction to World Religions: Near East 201 Intermediate Classical Hebrew I 202 Intermediate Classical Hebrew II 221 Jesus and the Gospels 245 Great Books of the Ancient Near East 261 Ancient Egypt: Religion and Culture 266 Before the Bible: The Phoenicians 277 Land of Israel/Palestine through the Ages 281 Ancient Egypt and its World 283 The Beginnings of Christianity 291 Topics in ACABS 292 Seminar in ACABS 307 The Synoptic Gospels: Matthew, Mark, and Luke

73. Biblical And Ancient Near Eastern Studies Option Women in Ancient Judaism (3) near E 496 Special Studies in near eastern Languagesand 3) CLAS 326 Women in Antiquity (3) CLAS 430 Greek and Roman mythology (3/5 http://depts.washington.edu/nelc/programs/nes_banes.htm

OPTION 4 (NEW): NEAR EASTERN STUDIES BIBLICAL AND ANCIENT (73 credits) 1. Two years or its equivalent (as evidenced by an examination) of biblical Hebrew. Alternatively, a student may satisfy this language requirement by combining a minimum of four quarters of biblical Hebrew with two quarters of other ancient Near Eastern languages, including Aramaic, Hieroglyphic Egyptian, Coptic, Akkadian, second year Greek, or other appropriate languages as approved by NELC Undergraduate Advisor, including: AKKAD 401 Elementary Akkadian I AKKAD 402 Elementary Akkadian II AKKAD 403 Elementary Akkadian III AKKAD 421 Intermediate Akkadian I AKKAD 422 Intermediate Akkadian II AKKAD 423 Intermediate Akkadian III ARAMIC 421 Biblical Aramaic (5) ARAMIC 422 Targumic Aramaic (5) EGYPT 410 Hieroglyphic Egyptian (5) EGYPT 411 Introduction to Coptic (3) EGYPT 422 Readings in Coptic (3) EGYPT 423 Readings in Coptic (3) HEBR 414 Elementary Biblical Hebrew I (5) HEBR 415 Elementary Biblical Hebrew II (5) HEBR 426 Biblical Hebrew Prose (5) HEBR 427 Biblical Hebrew Poetry (5) HEBR 428 Inscriptions from Biblical Times (5) GREEK 307 Homer (5) GREEK 308 Introduction to Koine Greek Texts (3) 2. NEAR E 220

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McGill University Faculty of Religious Studies Judaism and the Ancient Near East Indexes General Resources Rabbinic Judaism Judaism in Late Antiquity ... The Hebrew Language SEE ALSO: Bibles and Biblical Studies The Hebrew Bible Indexes of Internet resources about Judaism Maven Guide to thousands of Jewish and Israel related links; Searchable. Jewish Resources Register Another guide to Jewish resources on the Internet. Ousia: Judaist Links for those studying the history of ancient Judaism. UPenn Center for Judaic Studies Library: Jewish Internet Resources General resources The Jewish Homepage Journal of Hebrew Scriptures Introduction and General Reading to Judaism Calendar of Jewish Holidays ... Jerusalem Mosiac Virtual tour of Jerusalem Judaica Exhibit, Yale University Havienu L'Shalom International Organization for Targumic Studies Cybrary of the Holocaust Rabbinic Judaism Hebrew Bible and Rabbinic Works. The Taylor-Schechter Genizah Research Unit The Hypertext Halacha Judaism in Late Antiquity Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit Works of Josephus Sampler of Inscriptions Documenting Jews and Judaism in the Greco-Roman Diaspora Traditions of Magic in Late Antiquity ... International Orginization for Targumic Study The Hebrew Language Hebrew Language Page Human Languages Page Hebrew Fonts and Reading Reading Hebrew on the Web ... Semantics of Ancient Hebrew Database Judaism and the Ancient Near East See also Ancient Egypt Abzu: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet La Bible Prise au Berceau Ancient Near East and Palestine ... Ancient Shikhin and Sepphoris, Israel

75. Ross of the Classical World; CL 202 mythology; CL 302 Classical mythology; HIST 200 Populationmovement as an explanatory model in near eastern archaeology. Journal http://www.hood.edu/academic/art/text/ross.html

Jenni Ross I'm an archaeologist, specializing in the cultures and history of the ancient Near East, particularly (but not limited to) Mesopotamia. In my work, I integrate archaeological with textual evidence in an effort to gain a greater understanding of ancient cultures, while understanding that each category of evidence comes burdened with a set of inherent problems and biases. I have a particular interest in the organization of technological production - from ceramic and metal workshops to textile mills - and the traces this leaves in the material record. I am also involved in an on-going archaeological project in central Turkey, at the site of Kerkenes Dag . This project features the use of technologically advanced survey methods (GPS and magnetometry), in conjunction with traditional excavation, in its approach to a first millennium B.C. urban center. At Hood, I coordinate the concentration in Archeology within the Art major, as well as the Classical Studies minor. My courses include classes on ancient art, archeology, and mythology. Courses Taught INST 312 Archaeology REL 203 Old Testament ART 350 Art of the Classical World CL 202 Mythology CL 302 Classical Mythology HIST 200 The Ancient World HON 301 Images of Women (with Purnima Bhatt) Degrees Ph.D., Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of California-Berkeley, 1999.

76. ANE by the Metropolitan Museum of Art Ancient near eastern Links of into convenient categoriesArchaeology, Art, Language and Literature, mythology, Science, etc. http://www.ot-studies.com/Documents/ane.htm

General Resources for the Ancient Near East Hittites; Hurrians Persia ... Sumer General Resources for the Ancient Near East ABZU. Now associated with Etana. The best guide to the Ancient Near East prepared by the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. Links to authors, institutions, museums, libraries. Regional indexes (Turkey, Egypt, Mesopotamia) What's New Archive. Abzu search engine. ABZU: Recent additions. Ancient Near East and Classic Studies Database and search engine. Bar Ilan University Ancient Near EastExploring Ancient World Cultures . University of Evansville. Ancient Near East Myth and History Developed by Gary Greenberg, author of The Moses Mystery: African Origins of the Jewish People. Ancient Near East Net A wonderful portal, but in very early stages of development. Good links to museums. Ancient Near Eastern Art Introduction Prepared by the Metropolitan Museum of Art Ancient Near Eastern Links of William C. Poe Good place to begin searching on the web. Ancient WorldSelected by K. C. Hanson

77. Contents4 mythology, noting their conclusion that the myths of the Greeks were adapted fromthe myths of earlier civilisations in the near East. Part Two near eastern http://www.eridu.co.uk/Author/Bookshop/Book4/Contents4/contents4.html

'THE ATLANTIS SECRET' CONTENTS In Part One, Alan Alford provides the reader with a complete background to the telling of the Atlantis story, the focus being (a) on the Greek myths and (b) on the philosophy of Socrates and Plato. In Part Two, the Greek myths of the gods and the cosmos are traced to parallels and precedents in earlier, Near Eastern civilisations. In Part Three, the reader is introduced to the Exploded Planet hypothesis of ancient religions and myths. To begin, Alan Alford explains that the religions of the Near East were exploded planet cults. Then, he builds a compelling case that ancient Greek religion, too, was an exploded planet cult, and that Plato was initiated into its secret. Eridu Books, October 2001 FOREWORD BY CHRISTOPHER GILL (click here to read the full text: Foreword INTRODUCTION: ATLANTIS RECONSIDERED (click here to read the full text: Introduction Part One: The Greek Myths CHAPTER 1: MYSTERIES OF THE GODS A summary of the Greek myths pertaining to the origins of the cosmos and the gods, up to and including the creation of man.

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Major Requirements About the Major Requirements Declaring the Major Courses Summer Sessions Faculty Office Hours ... Courses Offered Major requirements Lower Division Requirements: Religious Studies 90A-90B , Introductory Topics in Religious Studies (4; 4), to be taken before selecting a field of emphasis. Upper Division Requirements: Two methodological courses from the following : Anthropology 158 (Religion of Anthropology), Geography 107 (Geography of Religions), Sociology 112 (Sociology of Religion), Religious Studies 190 (Topics in the Study of Religion) when topic is methodological. Two thematic courses from the following : Classics 178 (Mythology) or Comparative Literature 165 (Myth and Literature), Religious Studies 115 (Mysticism) or Comparative Literature 125 (The Mystical Tradition in Literature), Religious Studies 190 (Topics in the Study of Religion) when topic is thematic. Three courses in one of the fields of emphasis (see below). Additional religion courses to make a total of at least 30 upper division units. The selection of these courses must be approved in writing by a major adviser (see the religious studies student affairs officer at the beginning of each semester for a current list of courses on topics in religion).

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