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by A. T. (Albert Ten Eyck) Olmstead
ASSYRIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY A SOURCE STUDY - THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI STUDIES - SOCIAL SCIENCE SERIES VOLUME III NUMBER 1 - ASSYRIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER I Assyrian Historians and their Histories - CHAPTER II The Beginnings of True History (Tiglath Pileser I) - CHAPTER III The Development of Historical Writing (Ashur nasir apal and Shalmaneser III) - CHAPTER IV Shamshi Adad and the Synchronistic History - CHAPTER V Sargon and the Modern Historical Criticism - CHAPTER VI Annals and Display Inscriptions (Sennacherib and Esarhaddon) - CHAPTER VII Ashur bani apal and Assyrian Editing - CHAPTER VIII The Babylonian Chronicle and Berossus - CHAPTER I - ASSYRIAN HISTORIANS AND THEIR HISTORIES
CHAPTER II - THE BEGINNINGS OF TRUE HISTORY
CHAPTER III - THE DEVELOPMENT OF HISTORICAL WRITING
CHAPTER IV - SHAMSHI ADAD AND THE SYNCHRONISTIC HISTORY
CHAPTER V - SARGON AND THE MODERN HISTORICAL CRITICISM
CHAPTER VI - ANNALS AND DISPLAY INSCRIPTIONS
CHAPTER VII - ASHUR BANI APAL AND ASSYRIAN EDITING
CHAPTER VIII - THE BABYLONIAN CHRONICLE AND BEROSSUS
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (135K characters)
Release date
2004-09-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1880–1945
An American historian and Assyriologist, this early specialist in the ancient Near East helped bring Assyrian and Persian history to a wider audience through clear, influential scholarship. He spent much of his career at the University of Chicago, where he taught Oriental history and wrote major works on the ancient world.
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