Scribes et érudits dans l’orbite de Babylone. Collections – Expositions Around the two famous mummies

Around the two famous mummies of Besançon

depository of the Egyptological collections of the Guimet Museum in Paris

à montrer qu’elles ne pouvaient être interprétées que par leur constante confrontation: inscriptions

Proceedings of the CTHS congress

He drew 34 faces in grease pencil

Scribes et érudits dans l’orbite de Babylone. Collections – Expositions Around the two famous mummiesBetween 1600 and 1200 BC, six empires alternated in the Near East: in Mesopotamia, Kassite Babylonia and Assyria; in northern Mesopotamia and Syria, Mittanni; in Iran, Elam; in the southern Levant, Egypt; and in Anatolia and Syria, atti. This period marked the peak of the spread of Mesopotamian writing and languages: the international language was Akkadian, and in every major court there were scribes trained in Mesopotamian written culture. As part of