Mortals, Deities and Divine Symbols: Rethinking Ancient Images from the Levant to Mesopotamia : Studies Offered to Tallay Ornan (Archaeopress Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology)

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Mortals, Deities and Divine Symbols: Rethinking Ancient Images from the Levant to Mesopotamia : Studies Offered to Tallay Ornan (Archaeopress Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology)

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Mortals, Deities and Divine Symbols: Rethinking Ancient Imagery from the Levant to Mesopotamia is dedicated to Tallay Ornan, a scholar who has distinguished herself in ancient Western Asian iconographic studies and has become an undisputed reference in this field. It is divided into three parts, which give greater prominence to Tallay Ornan's major themes: New Discoveries and Approaches in twelve chapters; The Human World (e.g. royals, women) in fourteen chapters; The Divine World (anthropomorphic deities and divine symbols) in eighteen chapters.

The chapters discuss iconological and textual problems from the Levant to Mesopotamia, in a chronological span from the third to first millennia BCE.

Contents

Introduction

Photographic Souvenirs of Tali's Career

Tallay Ornan's Publications through May 2024

 

FIRST PART: NEW MATERIALS AND APPROACHES

Chapter 1: Closed Case: An Iron Age Trove of Jewellery from the Israel Museum Collection and the Identification of Its Provenance at Tel 'Ira (Israel) - Eran Arie

Chapter 2: Articulating Foundation Myths in Milesian Festivals: A Diachronic Perspective - Mary R. Bachvarova

Chapter 3: Ancient Images in Mesopotamia: Ancient Gaze and Present Observation between Visual Sources and Textual Sources. Questions and Limitations - Rita Dolce

Chapter 4: Naturalism, Photography, and Empire in the Old Akkadian Period - Marian H. Feldman

Chapter 5: A Reassesment: Is the Cone-Shaped Object Held by the Genii in Aššurnaṣirpal II's Palace at Kalḫu a Citron? - Norma Franklin

Chapter 6: The Reception of the Law Code Stele of Hammurabi in Spain: From a Treatise on Ophthalmology to a White Plaster Cast - Agnès Garcia-Ventura

Chapter 7: New Gleanings at the Temples of Sidon, Tyre and Jerusalem (Decoding Phoenician Art - II) - Eric Gubel

Chapter 8: The Imagery of the Neo-Assyrian Seals Belonging to the Palace. An Interpretation of the Scene on a Stamp Seal Formerly Kept in the Southesk Collection - Zoltán Niederreiter

Chapter 9: Gods, Rulers, and Death. Nonverbal Expressions and Group Identity in Syro-Anatolian and Assyrian Monumental Art - Ludovico Portuese

Chapter 10: Inscribed Bullae from the Samaria Excavations Forgotten for Ninety Years - Benjamin Sass and Eythan Levy

Chapter 11: The Impact of Models and Prototypes in Carving and Sculpturing. How Craftspeople Referred to Prototypes and Conventions. Two Various Examples - Silvia Schroer

Chapter 12: How Meaning Evolves. Proto-Cuneiform Signs: Considerations on Their Origins at the Intersection of Visual and Oral Communication - Gebhard J. Selz

 

SECOND PART: THE HUMAN WORLD

Chapter 13: The Threat of the Women Warriors: From the Arab Women to the Amazons - Débora V. Ben-Ami

Chapter 14: Ideological Differences between Representations of the Pharaoh during the 18th and 19th Dynasties Reflected on Scarabs and Stamp-Seals - Daphna Ben-Tor and Othmar Keel

Chapter 15: In a Masked World: On the Physiognomy of Assyrian Faces - Dominik Bonatz

Chapter 16: The "Lady at the Window" from Arslan Tash - Annie Caubet

Chapter 17: Revisiting the Seated Figure on Wall Painting No. 9 from Kuntillet Ajrud ... Once Again - Izak Cornelius

Chapter 18: Sennacherib's Open-Air Sanctuary at Khinis/Bavian: Quarries, Quarry Workers, Recarved Panels, and Polylithic Bulls - Stephanie Dalley

Chapter 19: Akhenaten's Divine Crop - Arlette David

Chapter 20: Two Iron Age Female Figurines from Tel Rekhesh - Shuichi Hasegawa and Shizuka Mito

Chapter 21: In the Sign of the Scorpion: The Administrative Seals of the Neo-Assyrian Queen and the Queen's Household  - Suzanne Herbordt

Chapter 22: The Image of the City as a Symbol and Scene in Assyrian Representation - Maria Grazia Masetti-Rouault

Chapter 23: Whose Head is Hanging from the Tree? - Natalie Naomi May

Chapter 24: Back to Life. On a Lifelike Female Statue Head from Assur? - Astrid Nunn, Heinrich Piening and Becca Saladin Segovia

Chapter 25: On Goats, Mountains and the Elusive Babylonian Royal Seal - Rocío Da Riva

Chapter 26: A Preliminary Survey of the Documentation from Dilbat and Several Other Places in Central and Northern Babylonia Chiefly during the Long 6th Century BCE - Ran Zadok

 

THIRD PART:THE DIVINE WORLD

Chapter 27: The Meaning and Sense of the Ugaritic Baal-Mot Conflict Narrative - Tzvi Abusch and David P. Wright

Chapter 28: A Confidential Message: Divine Combat and Death in a Forgotten Akkadian Seal from Ur - Laura Battini

Chapter 29: Three Kassite Seals in the Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem - Yigal Bloch

Chapter 30: "I Have Set My Bow in the Cloud" - Symbolism and Myth - Ruhama Bonfil and Robert Bonfil

Chapter 31: The Symbol of the Triumph - Baruch Brandl

Chapter 32: The Soldier and the Exorcist: A Cylinder Seal in the Ashmolean Museum - Paul Collins

Chapter 33: Birds and Gods in Ancient Mesopotamia - Uri Gabbay

Chapter 34: For Whom the Bell Tolls: Horse Harnesses at Megiddo and Beyond - Yosef Garfinkel

Chapter 35: The Late Babylonian Worship Scene at Persepolis - Mark B. Garrison

Chapter 36: A New Look at the Hittite Silver Vessel in the Shape of a Fist - Clement Hazan

Chapter 37: The Tale of "Nergal and Ereškigal" Revisited - Dina Katz

Chapter 38: In His Image: God or Ruler? A Stone Relief from the Iron IIA Cultic Precinct at Tel Moẓa - Shua Kisilevitz, Amotz Agnon, Nuphar Gedulter and Oded Lipschits

Chapter 39: The Sanctuary of Ataroth and Its Inscriptions - Nadav Na'aman

Chapter 40: Beyond the Visible. Feeling the Divine Presence in Ancient Mesopotamia - Anne-Caroline Rendu Loisel

Chapter 41: The Hunters' Palette. A Guide to Weapons Used in Egypt in the Late Predynastic Period - Michael Sebbane

Chapter 42: The Repertoire of Motifs and Their Composition on Ivory Furniture from Samaria. An Updated Inventory and Reflections on Egyptianizing Trends in Ancient Israel - Claudia E. Suter

Chapter 43: An Unprovenanced Inscribed Stone Macehead - Nathan Wasserman

Chapter 44: Topographic Imagery in Pictorial Art - Irit Ziffer

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