Spatbabylonische Texte Zum Lokalen Und Regionalen Handel Sowie Zum Fernhandel Aus Dem Eanna-Archiv

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This book contains the full edition of 165 Late Babylonian texts written in cuneiform script that provide new information regarding the short and long-distance trade in Mesopotamia in the 6th century BC. The texts belong to the Eanna temple archive of Uruk. The author discusses all aspects of trade in this period that can be gained from this perspective, such as gold, precious stones, tools and weapons, and incense, as well as shepp, wool, garments and grain.