The Digitization of the Spatial Data on the Epigraphic Discoveries from the Central Archive L.2769
68 Rencontre Assyriologique Internaltionale, Leiden
Ebla
[Journal Article] La geo-localizzazione del materiale epigrafico del Grande Archivio L.2769 (Ebla, Siria): obiettivi e prospettive nel quadro del progetto Ebla Digital Archives
The Ebla archive offers a rare glimpse into ancient record-keeping thanks to detailed excavation data. This paper explores challenges in studying the archive. It proposes solutions for preserving information, digitizing data, and integrating spatial and textual analyses through a dedicated platform.
[Journal Article] The Digitization Process of the Spatial Data on the Epigraphic Discoveries from the Central Archive L.2769 (Palace G, Ebla): A Comprehensive Overview
This paper offers an overview of the digitization process of the spatial data referring to epigraphic findings from L.2769 collected thus far as well as a comprehensive assessment of the findspot registration system.
La digitalizzazione dei dati di localizzazione del materiale epigrafico rinvenuto presso il Grande Archivio L.2769 (Ebla, Siria): obiettivi e prospettive
Egitto e Vicino Oriente, Roma
Ebla Digital Archives
The Ebla Digital Archives project started in 2007 through a collaboration between Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and the National Research Council (CNR).
Fashionable Outfits: Assessing the Socio-historical Value of Textile Sets at Ebla through Textual Pattern Recognition
Of Numbers and Magnitudes. Measure and Value at Presargonic Ebla. Workshop of the Rome research unit of the PRIN 2017 ‘Big DEA’, Roma
The Reconstruction of Eblaite Society Based on the Written Record: Between Traditional and Innovative approaches
Research Seminars of the Subject Group for Egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at the Faculty of Oriental Studies (EANES), Oxford
[Journal Article] All the Kings’ Sons: The Role and Tasks of the dumu-nita en at Ebla (Syria, 24th cent. BCE)
This study aims to examine the functions and roles of the royal sons at Ebla during the archival period, taking into account their kinship ties with other members of the royal family.
[Journal Article] Visibility Threshold: Some Considerations on Data Mining Applied to the Study of Eblaite Society
Some considerations on text mining applied to cuneiform sources
[Short Note] Addenda et corrigenda to “Studies in Eblaite Prosopography:” the dumu-nita en
The Great Archive L.2769 contains a significant number of documents that make repeated mentions of the sons of the Eblaite kings, referred to as ‘dumu-nita en’. This note aims to review and update the information available pertaining to the royal sons.
[Short Note] Kings’ Ladies at Ebla’s Court
The ‘dam en list’ refers to sections of administrative tablets that mention female members of the Ebla royal family. Since Tonietti’s study in 1989, three new complete lists of dam en have been published, with additional fragmentary lists discovered later. In this note, I provide an updated index of the dam en lists and offer some general remarks.
[PhD Dissertation] Social History Through Textual Patterns: Study on the Social Organization at Ebla During the Age of the Archives (Syria, 24th Century Bce)
The objective of this research is to propose a model of Eblaite society by utilizing the data present in the Royal Archives’ documentation. To achieve this, the study employs keywords derived from the Ebla texts that designate various professional categories. Through the application of a sociological and socio-historical methodology, a model is developed that enables an understanding of the levels of interaction and hierarchical structure characterizing different elements within Eblaite society.
Don’t Fear, Don’t Trust: Some Methodological Considerations on Data Mining and Data Visualization Applied to Cuneiform Sources
Thinking Digital in Cuneiform Studies: Methods, Problems, Perspectives, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
The maškim Network
LXIII Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Dealing with Antiquity – Past, Present, and Future, Philipps-Universität, Marburg
[Book] The City of Ebla. A Complete Bibliography of Its Archaeological and Textual Remains
This book lists more than 2,600 bibliographical entries referring to books, articles, and digital resources concerned with the ancient city of Ebla (modern Tell Mardikh, Syria, XXIV century BCE). The volume provides a comprehensive collection of philological, archaeological, and historical studies on Ebla from 1965 to present day.
[Conference Proceedings] Untangling the Past: l’assiriologia e le reti sociali come strumento di indagine storica
In recent years, significant progress has been made in the field of Assyriology, leading to a renewal of the traditional methods upon which the discipline is built. These advancements range from the development of online databases for cuneiform texts to the incorporation of investigative tools from other disciplines, such as Social Network Analysis.