Wayne Horowitz is Professor of Assyriology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is an authority on cuneiform texts in Sumerian and Akkadian that deal, directly or indirectly, with the structure of the cosmos. Takayoshi Oshima is currently a Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft researcher at the Institute for Old Testament Studies, University of Leipzig.Seth L. Sanders is Professor of Religious Studies at the University of California, Davis.

• Part I: The CorpusIntroductionThe History of Cuneiform in CanaanPart II: The SourcesTel AphekAshdodAshqelonBeer ShevaBen ShemenTel Beth MirsimBeth SheanBeth ShemeshGezerTel HadidHazorHebronTel el-HesiTel JemmehJerichoTel KeisanKhirbet KusiyaMegiddoMikhmoretTel en-NasbehQaqunSamariaSepphoris (Sippori)ShechemShephelaTaanachTaborWingatePart III: Alphabetic Cuneiform Texts By Seth SandersBeth Shemesh 1Taanach 15Tabor 1Part IV: Indices and BibliographyIndex of Personal Names in the SourcesIndex of Divine Names in the SourcesIndex of Geographical Names in the SourcesIndex of SubjectsIndex of Sumerian and Akkadian Words DiscussedAbbreviationsBibliographyPart V: Hand copiesPart VI: Photographs

“Sanders has been responsible for the editions of the three alphabetic cuneiform inscriptions. By assembling all this material with his updated bibliography and indices, Horowitz maintains his commitment to directing this research project, which is supported by the Hebrew University.”—Mervyn Richardson Journal for the Study of the Old Testament

Wayne Horowitz is Professor of Assyriology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is an authority on cuneiform texts in Sumerian and Akkadian that deal, directly or indirectly, with the structure of the cosmos. Takayoshi Oshima is currently a Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft researcher at the Institute for Old Testament Studies, University of Leipzig.Seth L. Sanders is Professor of Religious Studies at the University of California, Davis.

• Part I: The CorpusIntroductionThe History of Cuneiform in CanaanPart II: The SourcesTel AphekAshdodAshqelonBeer ShevaBen ShemenTel Beth MirsimBeth SheanBeth ShemeshGezerTel HadidHazorHebronTel el-HesiTel JemmehJerichoTel KeisanKhirbet KusiyaMegiddoMikhmoretTel en-NasbehQaqunSamariaSepphoris (Sippori)ShechemShephelaTaanachTaborWingatePart III: Alphabetic Cuneiform Texts By Seth SandersBeth Shemesh 1Taanach 15Tabor 1Part IV: Indices and BibliographyIndex of Personal Names in the SourcesIndex of Divine Names in the SourcesIndex of Geographical Names in the SourcesIndex of SubjectsIndex of Sumerian and Akkadian Words DiscussedAbbreviationsBibliographyPart V: Hand copiesPart VI: Photographs

“Sanders has been responsible for the editions of the three alphabetic cuneiform inscriptions. By assembling all this material with his updated bibliography and indices, Horowitz maintains his commitment to directing this research project, which is supported by the Hebrew University.”—Mervyn Richardson Journal for the Study of the Old Testament

Wayne Horowitz is Professor of Assyriology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is an authority on cuneiform texts in Sumerian and Akkadian that deal, directly or indirectly, with the structure of the cosmos. Takayoshi Oshima is currently a Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft researcher at the Institute for Old Testament Studies, University of Leipzig.Seth L. Sanders is Professor of Religious Studies at the University of California, Davis.

• Part I: The CorpusIntroductionThe History of Cuneiform in CanaanPart II: The SourcesTel AphekAshdodAshqelonBeer ShevaBen ShemenTel Beth MirsimBeth SheanBeth ShemeshGezerTel HadidHazorHebronTel el-HesiTel JemmehJerichoTel KeisanKhirbet KusiyaMegiddoMikhmoretTel en-NasbehQaqunSamariaSepphoris (Sippori)ShechemShephelaTaanachTaborWingatePart III: Alphabetic Cuneiform Texts By Seth SandersBeth Shemesh 1Taanach 15Tabor 1Part IV: Indices and BibliographyIndex of Personal Names in the SourcesIndex of Divine Names in the SourcesIndex of Geographical Names in the SourcesIndex of SubjectsIndex of Sumerian and Akkadian Words DiscussedAbbreviationsBibliographyPart V: Hand copiesPart VI: Photographs

“Sanders has been responsible for the editions of the three alphabetic cuneiform inscriptions. By assembling all this material with his updated bibliography and indices, Horowitz maintains his commitment to directing this research project, which is supported by the Hebrew University.”—Mervyn Richardson Journal for the Study of the Old Testament