ORIENT Report of the Society for Near Eastern Studied in Japan VOL. XXXVI 2001 |
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| Ancient Near Eastern Studies in Japan: Past and Present | ||
Preface |
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Abbreviations |
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Archaeology:
Expeditions and Discoveries in West Asia by Japanese Archaeologists |
7 | |
Assyriology |
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Part I: It All Started with Fifty Sumerian Tablets Tohru MAEDA |
35 |
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Part II: Contributions of the Younger Generation Kazuko WATANABE |
41 |
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Egyptology: The Land of Pharaohs from a Japanese Viewpoint Jiro KONDO and Sugihiko UCHIDA |
57 |
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Middle Iranian Studies: From Book Pahlavi to Eastern Sources Seiro HARUTA |
78 |
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| It's Always Challenging:
Biblical Studies in Japan Yutaka IKEDA |
87 | |
| Hellenistic Studies in Japan: Domination, Subordination and Alexander the Great Takashi TAMURA | 107 | |
| Byzantine Studies: A General
Overview Hiroshi WADA |
123 | |
| Linguistic Studies: Approaching
the ANE Languages from the Oriental Mind Jun IKEDA |
129 |