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Summary	Thirty-four studies are devoted to the Ancient Near Eastern scholar Stefano de Martino. In accordance with his own research area studies on Ancient Anatolia and North-Syria as well as on Hittite and Akkadian texts are in the focus of the festschrift. Newly discovered texts and archaeological finds are presented, and new aspects of well-known literary compositions and excavation sites of the region are taken into consideration. Further studies focus on history and geography of the north-western part of the Ancient Near East. "This volume of Ancient Near Eastern studies presented to Prof. de Martino contains a number of truly valuable contributions to the field, and is recommended to anyone interested in the interface of Anatolia and Mesopotamia in the cuneiform era." James Burgin, BSOAS 84 (2021) 152
Table of Contents	Prefazione Pubblicazioni di Stefano de Martino Silvia Alaura: La vera storia di un clamoroso falso ittita di fine Ottocento Metin Alparslan – Meltem Doğan-Alparslan: Ein neues Tontafelfragment aus Boğazköy: Boğazkale 1-1-2018 Alfonso Archi: Personal Names of Proto-Anatolian Indo-European-Speaking Populations East of the Euphrates (24th Cent. BC) Giorgio Buccellati: “Awīliš īwē”: L’uomo mesopotamico come figlio della città Alessandra Cellerino: Il sigillo a cilindro IM 115642 dalla Tomba Reale III a Nimrud: Una raffigurazione enigmatica Yoram Cohen – Netanel Anor: Forging an Empire: The Borders of Carchemish According to CTH 50 (KUB 19.27) Lorenzo d’Alfonso: Reorganization vs. Resilience in Early Iron Age Monumental Art of Central Anatolia Belkıs Dinçol – Hasan Peker: Sealings from Renewed Excavations at Alalakh Rita Dolce: Visual Communication and the Audience: An Observation Point on Mesopotamia Frederick Mario Fales: The Rural Hinterland of Assyrian Cities: Clusters of Toponyms Massimo Forlanini: Il contesto storico delle istruzioni “umanitarie” hittite e l’“invasione” dei caschei (Kaška) Rita Francia: The Name of Babylon in Hittite Texts Helmut Freydank – Doris Prechel: Nochmals zum Brief des Labarna an Tunija von Tikunani Amir Gilan: “She did not call me father, so I will not call her my daughter!” The Episode of the “Daughter” in CTH 6 and Its Historical Significance Federico Giusfredi: On the Old Assyrian tuzzinnum Fatma Kaynar: KUB 32.121: il quinto frammento del rituale di Šalašu? Marilyn Kelly-Buccellati: The Urkesh Mittani Horizon: Ceramic Evidence Jörg Klinger: Nochmals zur Schreibung der Konjunktion maḫḫan und ihrer Geschichte Carlo Lippolis – Roberta Menegazzi: From Turin to Karakorum: Archaeology for the Public through Asia Romolo Loreto: Sulle origini del commercio carovaniero tra la Penisola Arabica e il Vicino Oriente antico Massimiliano Marazzi: PORTA, PORTA2 und „Hofeingang“ in den Hieroglypheninschriften des 2. Jts. v. Chr. Paolo Matthiae: On the Historical Events of the Hurro-Hittite “Song of Release” Vito Messina: A Statue of the mušḫuššu of Marduk at Babylon? Jared L. Miller: Two Notes on Kizzuwatna’s Status as a Hittite Vassal in the Middle Hittite Period Clelia Mora: Cylinder Seals as a Status Symbol in Hittite Anatolia Frances Pinnock: Far nascere una statua, uccidere una statua: Ebla e gli Ittiti (?) nel periodo paleosiriano Simonetta Ponchia: Essere senza un padre: Una nota su Gilgamesh Robert Rollinger: Some Considerations on Empire and Mental Mapping: Conceptualizing the Ends of the World in the First Millennium BCE Andreas Schachner: The Power of Geography: Criteria for Selecting the Location of Hattuša, the Capital City of the Hittite Empire Aygül Süel: A Mould from Ortaköy/Šapinuwa Giulia Torri: Potters and Pottery in Hittite Society, According to Written Sources Roberta Venco Ricciardi – Enrico Foietta: Cinture di sovrani, nobili e cavalieri nella statuaria di Hatra Mark Weeden: Hurrian in a Tablet from Tigunānum Gernot Wilhelm: Allaituraḫe

Summary

Thirty-four studies are devoted to the Ancient Near Eastern scholar Stefano de Martino. In accordance with his own research area studies on Ancient Anatolia and North-Syria as well as on Hittite and Akkadian texts are in the focus of the festschrift. Newly discovered texts and archaeological finds are presented, and new aspects of well-known literary compositions and excavation sites of the region are taken into consideration. Further studies focus on history and geography of the north-western part of the Ancient Near East.

"This volume of Ancient Near Eastern studies presented to Prof. de Martino contains a number of truly valuable contributions to the field, and is recommended to anyone interested in the interface of Anatolia and Mesopotamia in the cuneiform era." James Burgin, BSOAS 84 (2021) 152

Table of Contents

Prefazione

Pubblicazioni di Stefano de Martino

Silvia Alaura: La vera storia di un clamoroso falso ittita di fine Ottocento

Metin Alparslan – Meltem Doğan-Alparslan: Ein neues Tontafelfragment aus Boğazköy: Boğazkale 1-1-2018

Alfonso Archi: Personal Names of Proto-Anatolian Indo-European-Speaking Populations East of the Euphrates (24th Cent. BC)

Giorgio Buccellati: “Awīliš īwē”: L’uomo mesopotamico come figlio della città

Alessandra Cellerino: Il sigillo a cilindro IM 115642 dalla Tomba Reale III a Nimrud: Una raffigurazione enigmatica

Yoram Cohen – Netanel Anor: Forging an Empire: The Borders of Carchemish According to CTH 50 (KUB 19.27)

Lorenzo d’Alfonso: Reorganization vs. Resilience in Early Iron Age Monumental Art of Central Anatolia

Belkıs Dinçol – Hasan Peker: Sealings from Renewed Excavations at Alalakh

Rita Dolce: Visual Communication and the Audience: An Observation Point on Mesopotamia

Frederick Mario Fales: The Rural Hinterland of Assyrian Cities: Clusters of Toponyms

Massimo Forlanini: Il contesto storico delle istruzioni “umanitarie” hittite e l’“invasione” dei caschei (Kaška)

Rita Francia: The Name of Babylon in Hittite Texts

Helmut Freydank – Doris Prechel: Nochmals zum Brief des Labarna an Tunija von Tikunani

Amir Gilan: “She did not call me father, so I will not call her my daughter!” The Episode of the “Daughter” in CTH 6 and Its Historical Significance

Federico Giusfredi: On the Old Assyrian tuzzinnum

Fatma Kaynar: KUB 32.121: il quinto frammento del rituale di Šalašu?

Marilyn Kelly-Buccellati: The Urkesh Mittani Horizon: Ceramic Evidence

Jörg Klinger: Nochmals zur Schreibung der Konjunktion maḫḫan und ihrer Geschichte

Carlo Lippolis – Roberta Menegazzi: From Turin to Karakorum: Archaeology for the Public through Asia

Romolo Loreto: Sulle origini del commercio carovaniero tra la Penisola Arabica e il Vicino Oriente antico

Massimiliano Marazzi: PORTA, PORTA2 und „Hofeingang“ in den Hieroglypheninschriften des 2. Jts. v. Chr.

Paolo Matthiae: On the Historical Events of the Hurro-Hittite “Song of Release”

Vito Messina: A Statue of the mušḫuššu of Marduk at Babylon?

Jared L. Miller: Two Notes on Kizzuwatna’s Status as a Hittite Vassal in the Middle Hittite Period

Clelia Mora: Cylinder Seals as a Status Symbol in Hittite Anatolia

Frances Pinnock: Far nascere una statua, uccidere una statua: Ebla e gli Ittiti (?) nel periodo paleosiriano

Simonetta Ponchia: Essere senza un padre: Una nota su Gilgamesh

Robert Rollinger: Some Considerations on Empire and Mental Mapping: Conceptualizing the Ends of the World in the First Millennium BCE

Andreas Schachner: The Power of Geography: Criteria for Selecting the Location of Hattuša, the Capital City of the Hittite Empire

Aygül Süel: A Mould from Ortaköy/Šapinuwa

Giulia Torri: Potters and Pottery in Hittite Society, According to Written Sources

Roberta Venco Ricciardi – Enrico Foietta: Cinture di sovrani, nobili e cavalieri nella statuaria di Hatra

Mark Weeden: Hurrian in a Tablet from Tigunānum

Gernot Wilhelm: Allaituraḫe

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