Boris E Aleksandrov
Biographic Data
| ID | 9787594 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Boris E Aleksandrov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Boris E |
| FAMILY NAME | Aleksandrov |
| SIGNATURE | ALEKSANDROV B E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7295-0628 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Middle Euphrates Polities of the Bronze Age and Their Place in the Typology of Ancient States
During the Bronze Age, several significant polities emerged in the Middle Euphrates region. This area was strategically important, as it controlled the major waterway connecting Southern Mesopotamia and Syria. Situated at the crossroads, the region was exposed to a wide range of political, cultural, and ideological influences. The history of the Middle Euphrates states is documented by a vast corpus of epigraphic sources, written in Mesopotamian …
Hittite administrative texts from Tapigga / Maşat-Höyük
The excavations carried out by the Turkish archaeologists at the site of Maşat Höyük (ancient Tapigga) in 1973–1981 brought to light a Hittite cuneiform archive which consisted of more than 100 tablets. The administrative letters of local officials were the most numerous among the epigraphic finds. Another important part of the corpus was represented by the accounting texts (ca. 20%). This figure contrasts with the data on the Hittite archives in…
Slaves and Slaveholders in the Old Babylonian Letters From Cusas 36
2018 . . CU-SAS 36, II . .. 219 CUSAS 36, XIX-XVIII . .., 14 . wardum '', amtum '', rum / sag-r '', wardtum ' ', amtum ' ', . , uhrum '' uhartum '' . , , 6,3% ( 11%) . , , AbB (. 2800 ). , , , , . , . . , (12 3 )
Problems in studying of Akkadian expression ubānum ištēt ‘one finger’
The Akkadian expression ubānum ištēt ‘one finger’ is found in the Old Babylonian letters of the 18 th century BCE, where it is used as an allegoric description of a close alliance between rulers. In the Assyriological literature, there are two possible explanations of the origin of this expression. According to the first one, the allegory of ‘one finger’ was based on a symbolic gesture performed by the kings while concluding a treaty. This gestur…
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Problems in studying of Akkadian expression ubānum ištēt ‘one finger’
The Akkadian expression ubānum ištēt ‘one finger’ is found in the Old Babylonian letters of the 18 th century BCE, where it is used as an allegoric description of a close alliance between rulers. In the Assyriological literature, there are two possible explanations of the origin of this expression. According to the first one, the allegory of ‘one finger’ was based on a symbolic gesture performed by the kings while concluding a treaty. This gestur…
Slaves and Slaveholders in the Old Babylonian Letters From Cusas 36
2018 . . CU-SAS 36, II . .. 219 CUSAS 36, XIX-XVIII . .., 14 . wardum '', amtum '', rum / sag-r '', wardtum ' ', amtum ' ', . , uhrum '' uhartum '' . , , 6,3% ( 11%) . , , AbB (. 2800 ). , , , , . , . . , (12 3 )
Hittite administrative texts from Tapigga / Maşat-Höyük
The excavations carried out by the Turkish archaeologists at the site of Maşat Höyük (ancient Tapigga) in 1973–1981 brought to light a Hittite cuneiform archive which consisted of more than 100 tablets. The administrative letters of local officials were the most numerous among the epigraphic finds. Another important part of the corpus was represented by the accounting texts (ca. 20%). This figure contrasts with the data on the Hittite archives in…
Middle Euphrates Polities of the Bronze Age and Their Place in the Typology of Ancient States
During the Bronze Age, several significant polities emerged in the Middle Euphrates region. This area was strategically important, as it controlled the major waterway connecting Southern Mesopotamia and Syria. Situated at the crossroads, the region was exposed to a wide range of political, cultural, and ideological influences. The history of the Middle Euphrates states is documented by a vast corpus of epigraphic sources, written in Mesopotamian …
History (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Ancient Near East History (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Classics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Akkadian (1 work)