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Open Access Journal: Vicino Oriente

[First posted 7/26/09,   Updated 11 January 2024]

Vicino Oriente
ISSN: 0393-0300
e-ISSN: 2532-5159 
Vicino Oriente is the journal of the Sezione di Orientalistica (Section of Oriental Studies) of the Department of Sciences of Antiquity of Rome “La Sapienza” University. 
VO is published yearly and deals with Near and Middle Eastern Archaeology, History, Epigraphy, extending its view on the whole Mediterranean with the study of Phoenician and Punic documents. 
Purposes of the journal are: to host preliminary reports of excavations currently carried on by the Department in the Near and Middle East, Egypt and the Mediterranean; to report about and update the status of research projects in progress; to introduce PhD projects currently undergoing in the Department.
The journal publishes contributions of historical, archaeological, artistic, philological, philosophical, and religious disciplines in ancient Mediterranean, Asia, and Africa. Papers submitted to the Editorial Board are, of course, selected by the members of the Scientific Committee, all scholars of the Section of Oriental Studies of Department of Sciences of Antiquities at the University of Rome “La Sapienza”.

No. XXVII (2023)

Articles

Giampiero Tursi
The lotus flower as royal attribute: a Canaanite re-interpretation of an Egyptian motif
Mattia Petrini
Constestualizzando il mirto. Temi, usi e costumi del mirto nell'Età del Bronzo nel Mediterraneo Orientale.
Annunziata Rositani
A demographic study on the people's presence at the BĪT ASĪRĪ during the reign of RĪM-ANUM
Mounir Fantar , Moez Achour, Lorenzo Nigro, Federico Cappella
Les necropoles de Dermech et de l’Odéon à Carthage : rapport préliminaire sur la troisième campagne (2023) de fouilles, d’étude et de valorisation par l’Institut National du Patrimoine (INP) et l’Université « La Sapienza » de Rome
Davide D'Imperio
EDUCAZIONE ELEMENTARE E FORMAZIONE SCRIBALE IN LINGUA ARAMAICA A ELEFANTINA-SIENE
Matteo Vigo
LÚURI(Y)ANNI: An Old Hittite Office
Rita Francia, Matteo Vigo
GIŠ.ḪUR “tavoletta di legno (cerata)” o “documento”? Un caso di studio: (CTH 264) KUB 13.4 II 25″-44″
Lorenzo Nigro, Federico Cappella, Ilenia Melis, Daniele Federico Maras
Un fondo di hydria ritagliato e iscritto da Mozia: convivenza di alfabeti e lingue diverse

 


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