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Main Author:	Jursa, Michael 1966- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Münster Ugarit 2005
Series:	Guides to the Mesopotamian textual record 1
Subjects:	Geschichte 700 v. Chr.-400 v. Chr. Geschichte Recht Law > Iraq > Babylonia > History > Archival resources Keilschrifttext Wirtschaft Irak Iraq > History > To 634 > Archival resources Babylon Quelle Verzeichnis
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ISBN:	3934628699

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adam_text	Titel: Neo-Babylonian legal and administrative documents Autor: Jursa, Michael Jahr: 2005 Table of Contents Preface................................................................................................................v Table of Contents..............................................................................................vii 1. Introduction....................................................................................................1 2. Neo-Babylonian archival documents as material objects...............................4 3. Personal names...............................................................................................7 4. The principal text types and their subject matter............................................9 4.1. The individual, the family and questions of legal Status..........................9 4.1.1. Marriage agreements anddowry texts............................................10 4.1.2. Adoption.........................................................................................13 4.1.3. Testaments and divisions of inheritance.........................................14 4.1.4. Manumissions and dedications of slaves to temples.......................14 4.1.5. Records of court proceedings..........................................................15 4.2. Property.................................................................................................17 4.2.1. Orchards..........................................................................................18 4.2.1.1. Säle..........................................................................................19 4.2.1.2. Lease........................................................................................22 4.2.2. Fields..............................................................................................24 4.2.2.1. Säle..........................................................................................25 4.2.2.2. Lease........................................................................................25 4.2.3. Houses............................................................................................27 4.2.3.1. Säle..........................................................................................28 4.2.3.2. Exchange..................................................................................30 4.2.3.3. Gifts.........................................................................................30 4.2.3.4. Lease........................................................................................30 4.2.4. Prebends..........................................................................................31 4.2.4.1. Säle..........................................................................................33 4.2.4.2. Lease........................................................................................34 4.2.4.3. Service contracts......................................................................34 4.2.5. Slaves..............................................................................................35 4.2.5.1. Säle..........................................................................................36 4.2.5.2. Apprenticeship contracts..........................................................37 4.2.5.3. Hire..........................................................................................38 4.2.6. Animals...........................................................................................38 4.2.6.1. Lease........................................................................................39 4.3. Money, the promissory note, and related matters..................................40 4.3.1. Silver...............................................................................................40 4.3.2. The promissory note.......................................................................41 4.3.3. Business partnership records...........................................................42 4.3.4. Records ofdeposit..........................................................................44 4.3.5. Receipts...........................................................................................44 4.4. Administrative texts...............................................................................44 4.4.1. Transaction clauses in Eanna and Ebabbar texts.............................45 4.4.2. Letters.............................................................................................48 4.4.3. On the structure of temple administrations.....................................49 4.4.4. The royal establishment and the administrative structure of Babylonia............................................................................................51 Table of contents 5. Some quantitative data..................................................................................55 5.1.Prices.....................................................................................................55 5.2. Wages....................................................................................................56 5.3. Life expectancy......................................................................................56 6. Neo-Babylonian archives: generalities.........................................................57 6.1. Introduction...........................................................................................57 6.2. The structure of private archives............................................................57 6.3. The structure of temple archives............................................................59 7. The main archives.........................................................................................60 7.1. Babylon..................................................................................................60 7.1.1. Excavated Archives........................................................................60 7.1.1.1. The archive ofBel-usallim//Le ea............................................60 7.1.1.2. The archive found in Nebuchadnezzar s Southern palace.......60 7.1.1.3. The Kasr archive: Belsunuand the Bäbäya dossier.................61 7.1.2. Archives found by clandestine excavations....................................62 7.1.2.1. The Dullupu archive................................................................62 7.1.2.2. The (Ea-)eppeS-ili A archive....................................................62 7.1.2.3. The (Ea-)eppe§-ili B archive....................................................64 7.1.2.4. The Egibi archive and its Nür-Sin annex.................................65 7.1.2.5. The Esagiläya archive..............................................................66 7.1.2.6. The Gahal archive....................................................................67 7.1.2.7. The (so-called) Mardonios archive.......................................68 7.1.2.8. The Nappähu archive...............................................................68 7.1.2.9. The Rabä-sa-Ninurta archive...................................................69 7.1.2.10. The Sin-ili archive.................................................................69 7.1.2.11. The Sangu-Ninurta archive....................................................71 7.1.2.12. The archive of Sumäya..........................................................72 7.1.2.13. The archive of Sumu-iddin/Apläya........................................72 7.1.3. Late Achaemenid and Hellenistic archives from illicit excavations73 7.1.3.1. The Abu-ul-ide archive............................................................73 7.1.3.2. The archive ofBalätu, sonof Mu§allim-Bel............................73 7.1.3.3. The late Achaemenid and early hellenistic Esangila archive...73 7.1.3.4. The archive ofthe astrologers ofthe MuSezib family..............75 7.1.3.5. The Rahimesu archive.............................................................75 7.2. Borsippa.................................................................................................76 7.2.1. Neo-Babylonian/early Achaemenid archives: introduction............76 7.2.2. The Agroup: Ea-ilütu-bäni andHusäbu.........................................77 7.2.2.1. The Ea-ilütu-bäni, Ili-bäni and Nanähu Cluster........................77 7.2.2.2. The Husäbu archive.................................................................79 7.2.3. The Berlin group archives............................................................79 7.2.3.1. The Ardütu archive..................................................................79 7.2.3.2. The Atkuppu archive...............................................................80 7.2.3.3. The Bane-Sa-ilia archive..........................................................80 7.2.3.4. The BehYu archive..................................................................81 7.2.3.5. The DAR archive.....................................................................82 7.2.3.6. The Galläbu archive.................................................................82 7.2.3.7. The Ibnäya A archive...............................................................jj~ 7.2.3.8. The Ibnäya B archive and (possibly) related groups................** 7.2.3.9. The Iddin-Papsukkal A archive................................................84 Table of contents ix 7.2.3.10. The Iddin-Papsukkal B archive..............................................85 7.2.3.11. The Ilia A archive..................................................................85 7.2.3.12. The Ilia C archive..................................................................87 7.2.3.13. The Ilia D archive..................................................................87 7.2.3.14. The Ilsu-abüsu A archive and the Baläfu file.........................88 7.2.3.15. The Ilsu-abüsu B archive.......................................................89 7.2.3.16. The iskaru archive.................................................................89 7.2.3.17. The Kudurränu archive..........................................................90 7.2.3.18. The Lä-kuppuru archive.........................................................90 7.2.3.19. The Mannu-gerüsu archive....................................................91 7.2.3.20. The archive of fInsabtu//Naggäru...........................................92 7.2.3.21. The Re i-alpi archive..............................................................93 7.2.4. Late Achaemenid and Hellenistic archives.....................................94 7.2.4.1. The dossier of fLurindu and the scribe Bel-ittannu..................94 7.2.4.2. The Tattannu archive...............................................................94 7.2.4.3. The brewers archive...............................................................97 7.3.Cutha......................................................................................................97 7.3.1. The archive of Bel-iksur/Nabü-eter-napSäti................................97 7.3.2. The archive of fRe indu/Nergal-usezib.......................................98 7.3.3. The Sangü-Istar-Bäbili archive...................................................98 7.4. Dilbat.....................................................................................................98 7.4.1. The Däbibi archive......................................................................98 7.4.2. The Ea-qarräd-ili archive............................................................99 7.4.3. The Egibi archive......................................................................100 7.4.4. The Sangü-Dilbat archive.........................................................101 7.4.5. The archive of Upäqu...............................................................101 7.5. Dür-sarrukku........................................................................................101 7.5.1. The archive ofNabü-usallim/Gilüa...........................................101 7.6.1sin.......................................................................................................102 7.6.1. The archive of Silim-Bel/Arrabi...............................................102 7.7.Kissik...................................................................................................102 7.8. KisYHursangkalama..............................................................................102 7.8.1. Institutional texts...........................................................................103 7.8.1.1. The Zababa temple archive....................................................103 7.8.2. Private archives.............................................................................103 7.8.2.1. The archive of Bel-ana-merehti, slave of Bel-iddin...............103 7.8.2.2. The archive of Bel-ana-merehti and Nergal-ahu-iddin..........104 7.8.2.3. The Eppe$-ili archive.............................................................104 7.8.2.4. The Gahal archive..................................................................105 7.8.2.5. The archive of LabaSi, son of BaläUi.....................................106 7.8.2.6. The archive of Musallim-Bel, son of Nidintu........................106 7.8.2.7. The Pahäru archive................................................................107 7.8.2.8. The Re i-alpi archive..............................................................107 7.9.Larsa.....................................................................................................108 7.9.1. Neo-Babylonian Larsa..................................................................108 7.9.1.1. The archive of the sons of Itti-Samas-balätu and the SamaS- bärifile..............................................................................................108 7.9.2. Late Achaemenid and Hellenistic Larsa.......................................109 7.10. Nippur................................................................................................110 Table of contents 7.10.1. Institutional archives...................................................................HO 7.10.1.1. An early Neo-Babylonian letter archive..............................110 7.10.1.2. The Ekur temple archive......................................................110 7.10.2. Private archives...........................................................................111 7.10.2.1. The Absummu archive.........................................................111 7.10.2.2. The archive of Bel-eteri-SamaS............................................112 7.10.2.3. The Carian archive............................................................113 7.10.2.4. The Murasu archive.............................................................113 7.10.2.5. The archive of Nergal-iddin.................................................114 7.10.2.6. The archive of Ninurta-uballiJ/Bel-usäti..............................115 7.10.2.7. Smairarchives ...................................................................115 7.11.Sippar.................................................................................................116 7.11.1. The Ebabbar archives..................................................................116 7.11.1.1. The early Ebabbar archive...................................................117 7.11.1.2. The (later) Ebabbar archive.................................................118 7.11.2. Private archives ofthe Rassam Group........................................120 7.11.2.1. The Adad-same archive.......................................................120 7.11.2.2. The Balihu archive...............................................................121 7.11.2.3. The Bel-ejeri archive...........................................................122 7.11.2.4. The Ea-eppes-ili A archive..................................................122 7.11.2.5. The Ea-eppe§-ill B archive...................................................123 7.11.2.6. The archive of IäSar-taribi....................................................124 7.11.2.7. The Re i-sise archive............................................................124 7.11.2.8. The Sähit-gineA archive.....................................................125 7.11.2.9. The Sa-näSiSuA archive......................................................126 7.11.2.10. The §a-näsi§u B archive and other Sa-nä3isu texts............126 7.11.2.11. The Sangü-SamasA archive..............................................127 7.11.2.12. The Sangü-SamaS B (or Sangü-Sippar) archive.................128 7.11.3. Non-Rassam archives.................................................................129 7.11.3.1. The archives offAqüba and of SamaS-iddin/Remüt.............129 7.11.3.2. The archive ofBel-aplu-iddin..............................................130 7.11.3.3. The Mastuk archive.............................................................130 7.11.3.4. The MuSezib archive............................................................131 7.11.3.5. The Sähit-gineB archive.....................................................132 7.11.3.6. The Sangü-IStar-Bäbili archive............................................132 7.12. Ur.......................................................................................................133 7.12.1. Woolley s archives.....................................................................133 7.12.1.1. The archive ofDamqia.........................................................133 7.12.1.2. The Galläbu archive.............................................................133 7.12.1.3. The archive ofNidinti-Ea....................................................134 7.12.1.4. The Sin-ih archive...............................................................135 7.12.1.5. The archive ofSin-uballit.....................................................135 7.12.2. Texts brought to the British Museum by H.R. Hall....................137 7.12.2.1. An early Neo-Babylonian archive........................................137 7.12.2.2. The Imbia archive................................................................137 7.13. Uruk...................................................................................................138 7.13.1. Archives found within temple precincts.....................................138 7.13.1.1. The Eanna archive...............................................................*38 7.13.1.2. The Esgal archive.................................................................139 Table of Contents xi 7.13.1.3. The Re§ temple archives: Re§ A and ReS B (= Sin-leqe- unninniB).........................................................................................139 7.13.2. Private archives from clandestine excavations...........................140 7.13.2.1. The Atü archive...................................................................140 7.13.2.2. The Basia archive.................................................................141 7.13.2.3. The Damiqu archive.............................................................142 7.13.2.4. The Gimil-Nanäya A archive...............................................142 7.13.2.5. The Kuri A archive..............................................................143 7.13.2.6. The Kuri B archive and other small and late archives.........143 7.13.2.7. The archive of Nabü-ahhe-bullit..........................................144 7.13.2.8. The Nür-Sin archive.............................................................144 7.13.2.9. The RIm-Anu archive..........................................................145 7.13.2.10. The Sin-leqe-unninni A archive.........................................145 7.13.2.11. The Sin-näsir archive.........................................................146 7.13.3. Excavated archives from private houses.....................................146 7.13.3.1. The Bel-aplu-usur archive....................................................146 7.13.3.2. The Egibi archive.................................................................147 7.13.3.3. The Ekur-zakir archive (U 18).............................................147 7.13.3.4. The Gimil-Nanäya B archive (U 18)....................................147 7.13.3.5. The Kuri C archive..............................................................148 7.13.3.6. The Samsea archive.............................................................148 7.13.3.7. The archive of Ubäru, son of Anu-ahhe-iql§a (U 18)...........149 7.14. Varia..................................................................................................149 7.14.1. Archives from Babylonia............................................................149 7.14.1.1. The archive ofthe sons of Akkad-eres.................................149 7.14.1.2. The Arkät-ili archive............................................................149 7.14.1.3. The Morgan archive : an eighth Century temple archive, and other contemporary institutional texts........................................150 7.14.1.4. The archive ofNihistu from Sätfr........................................150 7.14.1.5. The Yahüd archive...............................................................151 7.14.1.6. The archive of Zababa-sarru-usur........................................151 7.14.2. Tablets fromoutside Babylonia..................................................151 7.14.2.1. The archive ofthe sons of Nusku-gabbe..............................152 8. Abbreviations..............................................................................................153 9. Bibliography...............................................................................................156 10. Indexes......................................................................................................169 10.1. Personal names..................................................................................169 10.2. Place names.......................................................................................174 10.3. Akkadian words.................................................................................175 10.4. Texts..................................................................................................177
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spellingShingle	Jursa, Michael 1966- Neo-Babylonian legal and administrative documents typology, contents and archives Guides to the Mesopotamian textual record Geschichte Recht Law Iraq Babylonia History Archival resources Recht (DE-588)4048737-4 gnd Keilschrifttext (DE-588)4130946-7 gnd Wirtschaft (DE-588)4066399-1 gnd
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title	Neo-Babylonian legal and administrative documents typology, contents and archives
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