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reichert-verlag.de2586 03 01 04 15275 01 Reichert LGNR 2586 15 9783895005862 00 BC 01 24 cm 02 17 cm 08 894 gr DE 11 03 04 49019900 10 01 02 Tübinger Atlas des Vorderen Orients (TAVO) The Near and Middle East, long too poor and unimportant to be other than pawns in the power politics of this century, no longer cries out for recognition. In the past few years we have become painfully aware of the economic clout of the Near and Middle East and the political muscle connected to it. And yet our knowledge of these countries and the complex forces which determine their character has lagged woefully behind the attention we now lavish on them. The familiar stereotypes, the bazars, coffee houses, camel caravans and bedouin tents, are no longer valid. In their place we see industrial complexes, reclamation projects, irrigation systems and tourism. The old ways are being sifted through the newly awakened nationalism and the realities of contemporary civilization. Some are discarded while others come through the process unscathed to be nurtured and fostered in their own unique ways. To help supply needed information about this area which now commands our attention, scholars of various faculties at the University of Tübingen decided to pool their talents and diverse disciplines. Thus the idea was born to draft an atlas of the Near and Middle East wherein the latest research and cartographic techniques would be employed to present in a concise and lucid form the results of their separate efforts. The Tübinger Atlas des Vorderen Orients (TAVO) as the project came to be called will cover the countries from Turkey to Yemen, from Afghanistan to the Sudan, and the countries in between, i. e. Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, the Gulf States,Saudi Arabia,Egypt and in certain cases Ethiopia and individual Maghreb states. In order to facilitate the ordered presentation of the contemporary and historical material,two parts, A and B, are planned. Part A covering the contemporary situation will be divided into 10 sections, e. g. orohydrography, geomorphology, climate, flora, demography, commerce and communications. Part B, dedicated to the historical dimension of the Near and Middle East, has been intentionally designed to control diachronistic depth (from the paleolithic age to the present) without losing synchronistic breadth. Here, as in Part A, 10 sections are planned, arranged however chranologically rather than thematically, wherein each section will cover one of the main divisions of Near Eastern history. 01 01 07 Die Orts- und Gewässernamen der neuassyrischen Zeit Teil 1: Die Levante 1 A01 16 0000000117707297 25 12197569X Ariel M. Bagg Bagg, Ariel M. Ariel M. Bagg 01 ger 00 476 03 1 14 1 26 2.0 1553 93 1.4 RGXP 94 1.4 1DTT 94 1.4 1FBH 94 1.4 1FBP 94 1.4 1FBL 94 1.4 1FBJ 94 1.4 1FBS 93 1.4 NHTP 20 Akkadisch; Altertumswissenschaften; Altorientalistik; Außereuropäische Geschichte; Geographie; Geschichte; Historische Geographie; Israel; Jordanien; Keilschrift; Levante; Libanon; Palästina; Sprachwissenschaft; Syrien; Türkei; Vorderer Orient. allgemein 02 00 The present work is the last contribution to the edition „Répertoire Géographique des Textes Cunéiformes“ (RGTC). Thirteen volumes have been already published in this series and they became - along with the corresponding TAVO-historical maps - an important research tool in the field of the historical geography of the Ancient Near East. This volume presents the place names from the Neo-Assyrian period in two parts. The first volume (RGTC 7/1) comprises the toponyms from the Levant. The second volume (RGTC 7/2), now in preparation, includes the place names from the remaining regions, namely the northern, southern and eastern regions, as well as from Egypt and the Assyrian heartland. Although the arrangement of earlier volumes was followed, the critical commentary of the secondary literature demands a more extensive treatment in this volume. Der Band bildet den Abschluss des mehrbändigen Werkes „Répertoire Géographique des Textes Cunéiformes“ (RGTC). Er erschließt das Material für die „Orts- und Gewässernamen der neuassyrischen Zeit“ in zwei Bänden: RGTC 7/1 enthält die Toponyme und Hydronyme der Levante, RGTC 7/2 (in Vorbereitung) wird die keilschriftlich überlieferten Orts- und Gewässernamen Ägyptens, des assyrischen Kernlandes sowie der nördlich, südlich und östlich daran anschließenden Regionen enthalten. Die Darbietung des Materials schließt an frühere RGTC-Bände an, die kritische Sichtung der Lokalisierungsvorschläge ist aber umfangreicher. 03 00 The present work is the last contribution to the edition in several volumes „Répertoire Géographique des Textes Cunéiformes“ (RGTC), published within the series „Tübinger Atlas des Vorderen Orients“ (TAVO). Thirteen volumes have been already published in this edition RGTC and they became − along with the corresponding TAVO-historical maps − an important research tool in the field of the historical geography of the Ancient Near East. This volume presents the place names from the Neo-Assyrian period in two parts. The first volume (RGTC 7/1) comprises the toponyms from the Levant. The second volume (RGTC 7/2), now in preparation, includes the place names from the remaining regions, namely the northern, southern and eastern regions, as well as from Egypt and the Assyrian heartland. The arrangement of the book follows earlier volumes of the series. The material comprises all the published, non-literary sources from the Neo-Assyrian period, namely royal inscriptions, letters, legal and administrative texts, treaties, royal grant and decrees, astrological reports, and historiographical texts. Following RGTC Vol. 5 all the texts after 934 BC have been considered. The alphabetical collection of place names is divided as usual in the categories „place names“ and „watercourses“. The main criterion for the arrangement of the attestations are the different spellings. Within the same spelling the arrangement of the attestations follows chronological and typological criteria. The attestations are followed by a commentary concerning the identification of the place name with a discussion of the relevant secondary literature. Since the toponyms from the Levant have been intensive discussed in assyriological works as well as in works concerning the Old Testament, the earlier identification proposals demand a more extended treatment than in earlier RGTC-volumes. Comprehensive indices, among them a register of modern place names as well as a register of the mentioned Old-Aramaic, Biblical, Classical, Luwian, and Phoenician toponyms, complete the book. An enclosed map shows most of the identified places. A comprehensive, historic-geographic study of the presented material, including many historical maps, will be published separately. Der vorliegende Band bildet den Abschluss des mehrbändigen Werkes „Répertoire Géographique des Textes Cunéiformes“ (RGTC), das innerhalb des „Tübinger Atlas des Vorderen Orients“ (TAVO) erscheint. Die Bände des RGTC sind ebenso wie die Karten des TAVO ein wichtiges Hilfsmittel für die Erforschung der Historischen Geographie des Alten Orients. Das Material für die „Orts- und Gewässernamen der neuassyrischen Zeit“ wird in zwei Bänden vorgelegt: RGTC 7/1 enthält die Toponyme und Hydronyme der Levante, RGTC 7/2 (in Vorbereitung) wird die keilschriftlich überlieferten Orts- und Gewässernamen Ägyptens, des assyrischen Kernlandes sowie der nördlich, südlich und östlich daran anschließenden Regionen enthalten. Die Darbietung des Materials folgt früheren RGTC-Bänden: Sie erschließt alle Texte der neuassyrischen Zeit, soweit sie nicht als „literarisch“ einzustufen sind, d.h. Königsinschriften, Briefe, Rechts- und Verwaltungsurkunden, Verträge, königliche Erlasse, astrologische Berichte und historiographische Texte. Chronologisch an RGTC 5 von Kh. Nashef anschließend, berücksichtigt dieser Band alle Texte von 934 v. Chr. bis zum Untergang des Assyrerreiches. Orts- und Gewässernamen werden alphabetisch und unter Berücksichtigung der unterschiedlichen Keilschriftorthographie aufgeführt. Darüber hinaus erfolgt die Anordnung der Belege nach chronologischen und typologischen (Art der Quelle) Kriterien. Angaben zur Lokalisierung unter Berücksichtigung der relevanten Sekundärliteratur schließen sich daran an. Anders als in früheren Bänden beansprucht die kritische Sichtung der Lokalisierungsvorschläge hier mehr Raum, da die Toponyme aus Syrien-Palästina zu denen gehören, die in der assyrologischen und palästinakundlichen Literatur bereits seit der Frühzeit der Assyrologie diskutiert werden. Umfangreiche Register, darunter ein Verzeichnis der modernen Ortsamen sowie der erwähnten aramäischen, biblischen, klassischen, luwischen und phönizischen Toponyme runden den Band ab. Eine beigefügte Karte veranschaulicht die meisten Lokalisierungsvorschläge. Eine ausführliche Auswertung des in diesem Band gesammelten Materials erfolgt in einer separaten Monographie (in Vorbereitung). 06 00 „In conclusion, Bagg’s work is decidedly praiseworthy, in that the listings in RGTC 7//2/1–2 reflect in full the state of the art in toponomastic data and research from the Neo-Assyrian empire. Such a result is achieved by the author not only by subsuming in its entirety the vastly accrued corpus of relevant sources from the NA period which either came to light through new discoveries or was republished in totally updated form during the last thirty years, but also by scrupulously recording the essential information/opinions drawn from a large set of dedicated secondary studies of recent date, spread far and wide in journals, lexica, conference volumes and Festschriften, and thus hitherto quite inconvenient to gather and fit into a coherent research framework, as the reviewer can personally testify.“ Von Frederick Mario Fales In: Orientalistische Literaturzeitung Bd. 115 Heft 4-5 (2020), S. 328-331 12 00 Ariel M. Bagg studied Civil Engineering and History in Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Assyriology in Tübingen (Germany), where he got his PhD in 1997. He was Assistant Lecturer (wissenschaftlicher Assistent) at the Assyriological Institute of the Free University of Berlin and since 2007 he is Private Lecturer (Privatdozent). He wrote a post-doctoral qualification work (Habilitation) about the historical geography of the Levant in Neo-Assyrian times. His main research areas are the history of technology and the historical geography in the Ancient Near East. Ariel M. Bagg hat Bauingenieurwesen und Geschichte in Buenos Aires (Argentinien) und Altorientalistik in Tübingen studiert, wo er 1997 promoviert wurde. Er war Wissenschaftlicher Assistent am Institut für Altorientalistik der Freien Universität Berlin und ist dort seit 2007 Privatdozent tätig. Er habilitierte sich mit einer Arbeit über die historische Geographie der Levante in neuassyrischer Zeit. 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