Back to School in Babylonia Andrew Murphy

Back to School in Babylonia Andrew MurphyThis volumecompanion to the exhibition 'Back to School in Babylonia' of the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures of the University of Chicagoexplores education in the Old Babylonian period. The essays offer a history of House F at Nippur and the catalogue presents the 126 objects, mainly cuneiform tablets, included in the exhibition.

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