J. N. Postgate

Also known as

J. N. PostgateJ. Nicholas PostgateJohn Nicholas Postgate

British academic and Assyriologist.

Born 1945-02-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL723310A

Top Subjects

Akkadian language -- Texts (3)
Iraq (3)
Akkadian language -- Texts. (2)
Assyria (2)
Ancient - General (2)
Archaeology (2)
Middle & Near Eastern archaeology (2)

Books by J. N. Postgate

Total count: 17

Neo-Assyrian royal grants and decrees

Pontifical Biblical Institute1969-01-01
Neo-Assyrian royal grants and decrees

Pontifical Biblical Institute1969-01-01
The Governor's Palace archive

British School of Archaeology in Iraq1973-01-01
Taxation and conscription in the Assyrian empire

Biblical Institute Press1974-01-01
The first empires

Elsevier-Phaidon1977-01-01
Texts from Niniveh

Ministry of Culture and Information, Directorate General of Antiquities & Heritage1979-01-01
Assyrian documents in the Musée d'art et d'histoire, Geneva

Undena Publications1979-01-01
Imperial Administrative Records, Part 1Palace and Temple Administration

Pennsylvania State University Press1992-01-01
Early Mesopotamiasociety and economy at the dawn of history

Routledge1992-01-01
Artefacts of ComplexityTracking the Uruk in the Near East (Iraq Archaeological Reports, 5)

Aris & Phillips2002-11-01
The Land of Assur and the Yoke of AssurStudies on Assyria 1971-2005

Oxbow Books Limited2007-09-30
Languages of Iraq, Ancient and Modern

British School of Archaeology in Iraq2007-09-30
Cuneiform Texts in the Metropolitan Museum of ArtPrivate Archive Texts from the First Millennium B. C.

Yale University Press2012-01-01
Imperial Administrative Records Pt. 2Provincial and Military Administration

Pennsylvania State University Press2014-01-01
Cuneiform Texts from Nimrud, Vol. VIDocuments from the Nabu Temple and from Private Houses on the Citadel

British School of Archaeology in Iraq2021-01-01
Two Early Dynastic HousesLiving with the Dead

British School of Archaeology in Iraq2023-01-01
City of Culture 2600 BCEarly Mesopotamian History and Archaeology at Abu Salabikh

Archaeopress2024-01-01