Anonymous (2001), Les recherches archéologiques Françaises en Iran, Tehran: National Museum of Iran.

Abbott, N. (1968), ‘Jundi Shahpur: A preliminary historical sketch’, Ars Orientalis 7, 71–3.Google Scholar

Abdi, K. (2003), ‘From écriture to civilization: Changing paradigms of Proto-Elamite archaeology’, YBYN, 140–51.

Abdi, K. and Atayi, M.-T. (2014), ‘The pre-imperial Persians at the land of Anshan: Some preliminary observations’, in Daryaee, T., Mousavi, A. and Rezakhani, K., eds., Excavating an empire: Achaemenid Persia in longue durée, Costa Mesa, CA: Mazda Publishers, 73–87.Google Scholar

Abdi, K. and Beckman, G. (2007), ‘An early second-millennium cuneiform archive from Chogha Gavaneh, western Iran’, JCS 59, 39–91.Google Scholar

Abraham, K. (1995), ‘The Egibis in Elam’, Languages and Cultures in Contact: Programme and Abstracts of the 42e Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Leuven: Katholieke Universiteit (unpaginated).Google Scholar

Abraham, K. (1997a), ‘TCL 13 193: Šušan and Bāṣ’, NABU 1997, 53.

Abraham, K. (1997b), ‘Šušan in the Egibi texts from the time of Marduk-nāṣir-apli’, Orientalia Lovaniensia Periodica 28, 55–85.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Abraham, K. (2004), Business and politics under the Persian Empire: The financial dealings of Marduk-nāṣir-apli of the House of Egibi (521–487 B.C.E.), Bethesda: CDL Press.Google Scholar

Ackroyd, P.R. (1990), ‘The Biblical portrayal of Achaemenid rulers’, AH 5, 1–16.Google Scholar

Adams, R.McC. (1962), ‘Agriculture and urban life in early Southwestern Iran’, Science 136, 109–22.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Adams, R.McC. and Hansen, D.P. (1968), ‘Archaeological reconnaissance and soundings in Jundi Shahpur’, Ars Orientalis 7, 53–73.Google Scholar

Adler, M.N. (1907), The itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela, London: Henry Frowde.Google Scholar

Ainsworth, W.F. (1846), ‘The passes of the Persian Apennines’, The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist 1846, Part the Second, 475–81.

Aitchison, J.E.T. (1890), Notes on the products of western Afghanistan and of north-eastern Persia, Edinburgh: Neill and Co.Google Scholar

Alberti, A. (1985), ‘A reconstruction of the Abu Salabikh god-list’, SEL 2, 3–23.Google Scholar

Alden, J.R. (1982a), ‘Trade and politics in Proto-Elamite Iran’, Current Anthropology 23, 613–40.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Alden, J.R. (1982b), ‘Marketplace exchange as indirect distribution: An Iranian example’, in Ericson, J.E. and Earle, T.K., eds., Contexts for prehistoric exchange, New York: Academic Press, 83–101.Google Scholar

Alden, J.R. (2003), ‘Appendix D. Excavations at Tal-e Kureh’, in Sumner, W.M., ed., Proto-Elamite civilization in the land of Anshan, Philadelphia: University Museum Monograph 117, 187–98.Google Scholar

Alden, J.R. (2013), ‘The Kur River Basin in the Proto-Elamite era – surface survey, settlement patterns, and the appearance of full-time transhumant pastoral nomadism’, AIN, 207–32.

Alden, J. et al. (2005), ‘Fars Archaeology Project 2004: Excavations at Tal-e Malyan’, Iran 43, 39–47.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Alder, K. (1997), Engineering the Revolution: Arms and Enlightenment in France, 1763–1815, Princeton: Princeton University Press.Google Scholar

Algaze, G. (1993), The Uruk world system: The dynamics of expansion of early Mesopotamian civilization, Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press.Google Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (1985a), ‘A tomb of the Neo-Elamite period at Arjan, near Behbahan’, AMI 18, 49–73.Google Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (1985b), ‘Elymaean occupation of Lower Khuzestan during the Seleucid and Parthian periods: A proposal’, IrAnt 20, 175–95.Google Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (1988), ‘Socio-economic complexity in southwestern Iran during the fifth and fourth millennia BC: The evidence from Tall-i Bakun A’, Iran 26, 17–34.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (1992), Prehistoric settlement patterns and cultures in Susiana, southwestern Iran: The analysis of the F.G.L. Gremliza Survey Collection, Ann Arbor: Museum of Anthropology Technical Report 24.Google Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (1994), ‘Social and economic complexity and administrative technology in a late prehistoric context’, in Ferioli, P., Fiandra, E., Fissore, G.G. and Frangipane, M., eds., Archives before writing, Rome: Centro Internazionale di Ricerche Archeologiche, Antropologiche e Storiche 1, 35–54.Google Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (2003), ‘Some observations based on the nomadic character of Fars prehistoric cultural development’, YBYN, 83–97.

Alizadeh, A. (2008), Chogha Mish II: The development of a prehistoric regional center in lowland Susiana, southwestern Iran. Final report on the last six seasons of excavations, 1972–1978, Chicago: OIP 130.Google Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (2009), ‘Prehistoric mobile pastoralists in south-central and southwestern Iran’, in Szuchman, J., ed., Nomads, tribes, and the state in the ancient Near East: Cross-disciplinary perspectives, Chicago: OIS 5, 129–46.Google Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (2010), ‘The rise of the highland Elamite state in southwestern Iran: “Enclosed” or enclosing nomadism?’, Current Anthropology 51, 353–83.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Alizadeh, A. (2013), ‘The problem of locating ancient Huhnuri in the Ram Hormuz region’, NABU 2013, 37.

Alizadeh, A., Kouchokos, N., Bauer, A.M., Wilkinson, T.J. and Mashkour, M. (2004), ‘Human-environment interactions on the Upper Khuzestan plains, southwest Iran: Recent investigations’, Paléorient 30, 69–88.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Allotte de la Fuÿe, F.-M. (1902), ‘La dynastie des Kamnaskirès’, Revue Numismatique 4th ser. 6, 92–114.Google Scholar

Allotte de la Fuÿe, F.-M. (1905), ‘Monnaies de l'Elymaïde’, MDP 8, 177–243.Google Scholar

Allotte de la Fuÿe, F.-M. (1906), ‘Étude sur la numismatique de la Perside’, in Corolla numismatica: Numismatic essays in honour of Barclay V. Head, London/New York/Toronto: Oxford University Press, 63–97.Google Scholar

Allotte de la Fuÿe, F.-M. (1919), ‘Les monnaies d'Elymaïde: Modifications au classement proposé en 1907’, Revue Numismatique 4th ser. 22, 45–84.Google Scholar

Alram, M. (1986), Nomina propria Iranica in nummis: Materialgrundlagen zu den iranischen Personennamen auf antiken Münzen, Vienna: Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften.Google Scholar

Altaweel, M., Marsh, A., Mühl, S., Nieuwenhuyse, O., Radner, K., Rasheed, K. and Saber, A.H. (2012), ‘New investigations in the environment, history, and archaeology of the Iraqi hilly flanks: Shahrizor Survey Project 2009–2011’, Iraq 74, 1–35.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2004), ‘Imago mundi: Cosmological and ideological aspects of the Arjan bowl’, IrAnt 39, 203–37.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2005a), ‘Elamite funerary clay heads’, Near Eastern Archaeology 68, 114–22.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2005b), ‘Aspects of Elamite wall painting: New evidence from Kabnak (Haft Tappeh)’, IrAnt 40, 149–64.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2008), ‘“Give to drink, o cup-bearer!” The Arjan beaker in the context of lion-headed drinking vessels in the ancient Near East’, IrAnt 43, 127–52.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2009a), ‘Notes on the “Elamite” garment of Cyrus the Great’, The Antiquaries Journal 89, 21–33.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2009b), ‘Ashurbanipal's feast: A view from Elam’, IrAnt 44, 131–80.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2010a), ‘Elite garments and head-dresses of the late Neo-Elamite period (7th–6th century BC)’, AMIT 42, 207–34.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2010b), The Arjān tomb: At the crossroad of the Elamite and the Persian empires, Leuven: AcIr 49.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2010c), ‘Platform bearers from KF III and VI’, Iran 48, 27–41.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2011), ‘The golden griffin from Arjan’, EP, 299–373.

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2012), ‘Elam: Iran's first empire’, in Potts, D.T., ed., A companion to the archaeology of the ancient Near East, vol. 2, Malden, MA and Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 740–57.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2013a), ‘Khuzestan in the Bronze Age’, OHAI, 217–32.

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2013b), ‘Elam in the Iron Age’, OHAI, 457–77.

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2013c), ‘Braids of glory: Elamite sculptural reliefs from the highlands: Kūl-e Farah IV’, SE, 207–48.

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2014), ‘Aesthetics of the natural environment in the arts of the ancient Near East: The Elamite rock-cut sanctuary of Kurangun’, in Brown, B.A. and Feldman, M.H., eds., Critical approaches to ancient Near Eastern art, Boston: De Gruyter, 741–71.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2015a), ‘A highland Elamite archer from Kūl-e Farah IV, CI:4’, IrAnt 50, 249–75.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (2015b), ‘Platforms of exaltation: Elamite sculptural reliefs from the highlands: Kūl-e Farah VI’, Elamica 4, 1–48.Google Scholar

Álvarez-Mon, J. (in press), ‘The storm-gods of western Elam’, AMIT.

Álvarez-Mon, J. and Basello, G.P. (in press), ‘Like a thunderstorm: Storm-gods “Sibitti” warriors from highland Elam’, AION.

Ambos, C. (2003), ‘Nanaja – eine ikonographische Studie zur Darstellung einer altorientalischen Göttin in hellenistisch-parthischer Zeit’, ZA 93, 231–72.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amerie, S.M. (1925), ‘The three major commodities of Persia’, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 122, 247–64.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1967a), ‘Éléments émaillées du décor architectural néo-élamite’, Syria 44, 27–46.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1967b), ‘Nouvelles acquisitions: Antiquités parthes et sassanides’, La Revue du Louvre 17, 273–82.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1972a), Glyptique susienne, Paris: MDP 43.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1972b), ‘Les ivoires achéménides de Suse’, Syria 49, 167–91, 319–37.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1973a), ‘Glyptique élamite, à propos de nouveaux documents’, Arts Asiatiques 26, 3–64.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1973b), ‘La glyptique de la fin de l'Elam’, Arts Asiatiques 28, 3–45.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1974a), ‘Antiquités du désert de Lut: A propos d'objets de la Collection Foroughi’, RA 68, 97–110.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1974b), ‘Quelques observations sur le palais de Darius à Suse’, Syria 51, 65–73.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1976), ‘Disjecta membra aelamica: Le décor architectural en briques émaillées à Suse’, Arts Asiatiques 32, 13–18.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1979a), ‘Archaeological discontinuity and ethnic duality in Elam’, Antiquity 53, 195–204.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1979b), ‘Alternance et dualité: Essai d'interprétation de l'histoire élamite’, Akkadica 15, 2–22.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1979c), ‘L'iconographie archaïque de l'Iran: Quelques documents nouveaux’, Syria 56, 333–52.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1980a), ‘Antiquités de serpentine’, IrAnt 15, 155–66.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1980b), ‘Roman Ghirshman (1895–1979)’, StIr 9, 143–5.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1980c), ‘La glyptique du second millénaire en provenance des chantiers A et B de la Ville Royale de Suse’, IrAnt 15, 133–47.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1985a), ‘Quelques témoins des contacts de Suse avec les pays du Levant au IIIe et IIe millénaire’, in Durand, J.-M. and Kupper, J.-R., eds., Miscellanea Babylonica: Mélanges offerts à Maurice Birot, Paris: Editions Recherche sur les Civilisations, 9–15.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1985b), ‘A propos de l'usage et de l'iconographie des sceaux à Suse’, Paléorient 11, 37–8.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Amiet, P. (1986a), ‘Antiquités trans-élamites’, RA 80, 97–104.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1986b), ‘Au-delà d'Elam’, AMI 19, 11–20.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1986c), L'âge des échanges inter-iraniens, 3500–1700 avant J.-C., Paris: Notes et Documents des Musées Nationaux 11.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1986d), ‘Kassites ou Elamites?’, in Kelly-Buccellati, M., ed., Insight through images: Studies in honor of Edith Porada, Malibu: BiMes 21, 1–6.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1986e), ‘L'usage des sceaux à l'époque initiale de l'histoire de Suse’, FHE17–24.

Amiet, P. (1986f), ‘Susa and the Dilmun culture’, in Khalifa, Al, Shaikha, H.A. and Rice, M., eds., Bahrain through the ages: The archaeology, London, New York andSydney and Henley: Kegan Paul International, 262–8.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1987a), ‘Nouvelles acquisitions du département des antiquités orientales’, La Revue du Louvre et des Musées de France, 13–25.

Amiet, P. (1987b), ‘Temple sur terrasse ou forteresse?’, RA 81, 99–104.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1987c), ‘Approche physique de la comptabilité à l'époque d'Uruk: Les bulles-enveloppes de Suse’, in Huot, J.-L., ed., Préhistoire de la Mésopotamie, Paris: Editions du CNRS, 331–44.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1988a), ‘Antiquités élamites et trans-élamites au musée du Louvre’, La Revue du Louvre et des Musées de France, 361–9.

Amiet, P. (1988b), ‘Les modes d'utilisation des sceaux à Sue au IVe millénaire’, AMI 21, 7–16.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1988c), Suse, 6000 ans d'histoire, Paris: Monographies des Musées de France.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1989), ‘Autour de Marlik’, AIO, 311–22.

Amiet, P. (1990a), ‘Marlik et Tchoga Zanbil’, RA 84, 44–7.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1990b), ‘Quelques épaves de la vaisselle royale perse de Suse’, MJP, 213–24.

Amiet, P. (1992a), ‘Sur l'histoire Elamite’, IrAnt 27, 75–94.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1992b), ‘Tiares élamites’, Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici 30, 257–65.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1992c), ‘Bronzes élamites de la collection George Ortiz’, AMI 25, 81–9.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1994a), ‘Un sceau trans-élamite à Suse’, RA 88, 1–4.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1994b), review of Algaze, G., The Uruk World System, RA 88, 92–3.

Amiet, P. (1994c), ‘Quelques sceaux élamites’, CDR, 59–66.

Amiet, P. (1994d), ‘Un étage au palais de Darius à Suse?’, in Dietrich, M. and Loretz, O., eds., Beschreiben und Deuten in der Archäologie des Alten Orients: Festschrift für Ruth Mayer-Opificius, Münster: Ugarit-Verlag, 1–5.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1994e), ‘Response’, in Ferioli, P., Fiandra, E., Fissore, G.G. and Frangipane, M., eds., Archives before writing, Rome: Centro Internazionale di Ricerche Archeologiche, Antropologiche e Storiche 1, 55–8.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1994f), ‘Sceaux et administration à Suse à l'époque d'Uruk’, in Ferioli, P., Fiandra, E., Fissore, G.G. and Frangipane, M., eds., Archives before writing, Rome: Centro Internazionale di Ricerche Archeologiche, Antropologiche e Storiche 1, 87–94.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1996), ‘Observations sur les sceaux de Haft Tépé (Kabnak)’, RA 90, 135–43.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (1999), ‘Les sceaux de Kabnak (Haft Tappeh)’, IW, 101–13.

Amiet, P. (2000), ‘Glanes élamites’, VD, 1–8.

Amiet, P. (2005), ‘Les sceaux de l'Administration princière de Suse à l'Époque d'Agadé’, RA 99, 1–12.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (2006), ‘Bronzes oubliés de Suse’, RA 100, 71–4.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (2007), ‘Elam et trans-Elam: À propos de sceaux-cylindres de la collection du Dr. Serge Rabenou’, RA 101, 51–8.Google Scholar

Amiet, P. (2010), ‘Princesses de Bactriane ou “Gracieuses mères” trans-élamites?’, RA 104, 3–7.Google Scholar

André, B. and Salvini, M. (1989), ‘Réflexions sur Puzur-Insusinak’, IrAnt 24, 53–72.Google Scholar

Andreas, F.C. (1894a), ‘Aginis’, RE 1, 810–16.Google Scholar

Andreas, F.C. (1894b), ‘Ampe’, RE 1, 1877–80.Google Scholar

Andreas, F.C. (1894c), ‘Aple’, RE 1, 2810–12.Google Scholar

Andreas, F.C. (1904), ‘Über einige Fragen der ältesten persischen Geschichte’, Verhandlungen des XIII. internationalen Orientalisten-Kongresses, Hamburg, September 1902, Leiden: Brill, 93–7.Google Scholar

André-Salvini, B. (1992), ‘Historical, economic, and legal texts’, in Harper, P.O., Aruz, J. and Tallon, F., eds., The royal city of Susa: Ancient Near Eastern treasures in the Louvre, New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 261–5.Google Scholar

André-Salvini, B. and Descamps-Lequime, S. (2005), ‘Remarques sur l'astragale en bronze de Suse’, Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici 47, 17–25.Google Scholar

Anthonioz, S. and Malbran-Labat, F. (2013), ‘Approche historique et philologique du titre royale “likame/we rišakki”’, SE, 417–28.

Aperghis, G.G. (1997), ‘Surplus, exchange and price in the Persepolis fortification texts’, in Andreau, J., Briant, P. and Descat, R., eds., Économie antique: Prix et formation des prix dans les économies antiques, Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges: Entretiens d'archéologie et d'histoire 3, 277–90.Google Scholar

Aperghis, G.G. (1999), ‘Storehouses and systems at Persepolis: Evidence from the Persepolis fortification tablets’, JESHO 42, 152–93.Google Scholar

Arfaee, A. (1999), ‘La grande route Persépolis-Suse: Une lecture des tablettes provenant des fortifications de Persépolis’, Topoi 9, 33–45.Google Scholar

Arfaee, A. (2008), Persepolis fortification tablets, Tehran: The Centre for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia.Google Scholar

Ascalone, E. (2006), Archeologia dell'Iran antico: Interazioni, integrazioni e discontinuità nell'Iran dell III millennio a.C., Messina: Nisaba 14.Google Scholar

Ascalone, E. (2010), ‘Sigillli paleoelamiti dei primi secoli del II millennio A.C. I codici figurativi della glittica paleoelamita e le nuove formule di espressione dinastica dei sovrani Simashki’, in Matthiae, P. et al., eds., Proceedings of the 6th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East, vol. 1, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 629–39.Google Scholar

Asher, A. (1840), The itinerary of Rabbi Benjamin of Tudela, vol. 1, London and Berlin: A. Asher & Co.Google Scholar

Ashrafian, H. (2010), ‘Familial stroke 2700 years ago’, Stroke 2010; 41:e187 (published online February 25, 2010).CrossRefGoogle ScholarPubMed

Askari Chaverdi, A., Callieri, P. and Gondet, S. (2013), ‘Tol-e Ājori, a new monumental building in Pārsa’, ARTA 2013.006, 1–45.

Askari Chaverdi, A., Khosrowzadeh, A., McCall, B., Petrie, C.A., Potts, D.T., Roustaei, K., Seyedin, M., Weeks, L. and Zaidi, M. (2010), ‘Archaeological evidence for Achaemenid settlement within the Mamasani valleys, western Fars, Iran’, WAP, 287–98.

Askari Chaverdi, A., Petrie, C.A. and Taylor, H. (2008), ‘Early villages on the Persian Gulf littoral: Revisiting Tol-e Pir and the Galehdār Valley’, Iran 46, 21–42.Google Scholar

Askari Chaverdi, A., Potts, D.T. and Petrie, C. (2014), Achaemenid and post Achaemenid studies, Mamasani region, northwest and western Fars, Iran, Shiraz: Shiraz University of Arts (in Persian with English summary).Google Scholar

Assar, G.R.F. (2004–5), ‘History and coinage of Elymais during 150/149–122/121 BC’, Nāme-ye Irān-e Bāstān 4/2, 27–91.Google Scholar

Assar, G.R.F. (2009), ‘Artabanus of Trogus Pompeius' 41st Prologue’, Electrum 15, 119–40.Google Scholar

Atkinson, J.E. (1994), A commentary on Q. Curtius Rufus' Historiae Alexandri Magni Books 5 to 7.2, Amsterdam: Acta Classica Supplement 1.Google Scholar

Aubin, J. (1977), ‘La question de Sirgan au XIIIe siècle’, StIr 6, 285–90.Google Scholar

Augé, C., Curiel, R. and Le Rider, G. (1979), Terrasses sacrées de Bard-è Néchandeh et Masjid-i Solaiman: Les trouvailles monétaires, Paris: MDP 44.Google Scholar

Azarnoush, M. and Helwing, B. (2005), ‘Recent archaeological research in Iran – Prehistory to Iron Age’, AMIT 37, 189–246.Google Scholar

Azarpay, G. (1999), ‘Elamite terracotta figurines’, IW, 131–6.

Azzoni, A. (2008), ‘The Bowman manuscript and the Aramaic tablets’, AFP, 253–74.

Azzoni, A. and Dusinberre, E. (2014), ‘Persepolis fortification Aramaic tablet seal 0002 and the keeping of horses’, EC, 1–16.

Babelon, E. (1890), Catalogue des monnaies grecques de la Bibliothèque Nationale: Les rois de Syrie, d'Arménie et de Commagène, Paris: C. Rollin & Feuardent.Google Scholar

Babelon, E. (1906), Manual of Oriental antiquities including the architecture, sculpture, and industrial arts of Chaldæa, Assyria, Persia, Syria, Judæa, Phœnicia, and Carthage, London: H. Grevel and Co.Google Scholar

Badian, E. (1975), ‘Nearchus the Cretan’, Yale Classical Studies 24, 147–70.Google Scholar

Bae, C.-H. (2003), ‘Literary stemma of King Darius's (522–486 B.C.E.) Bisitun inscription: Evidence of the Persian Empire's multilingualism’, Eoneohag 36, 3–32.Google Scholar

Baghbidi, H.R. (2009), ‘Darius and the Bisotun inscription: A new interpretation of the last paragraph of Column IV’, Journal of Persianate Studies 2, 44–61.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Bahrani, Z. (2004), ‘The king's head’, Iraq 66, 115–19.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Bahrani, Z. (2008), Rituals of war: The body and violence in Mesopotamia, New York: Zone Books.Google Scholar

Balandier, G. (1972), Political anthropology, Harmondsworth: Penguin.Google Scholar

Balatti, S. (2014), Mountain people in the Ancient Near East: The case of the Zagros in the 1st millennium BC, Kiel: Christian-Albrechts-University, unpubl. PhD dissertation.Google Scholar

Balkan, K. (1954), Kassitenstudien 1. Die Sprache der Kassiten, New Haven: AOS 37.Google Scholar

Bányai, M. (2014), ‘Chronologie und Eponymen der späten Zeit Tukultī-Ninurta I’, NABU 2014, 2, 48.

Bar-Kochva, B. (1976), The Seleucid army: Organization and tactics in the great campaigns, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Barth, F. (1961), Nomads of south Persia: The Basseri tribe of the Khamseh Confederacy, Boston: Little, Brown.Google Scholar

Barth, F. (1969), ‘Introduction’, in Barth, F., ed., Ethnic groups and boundaries: The social organization of cultural difference, Boston: Little, Brown, 9–38.Google Scholar

Barthélemy, A.J.-B.A. (1866), Nouveau manuel complet de numismatique ancienne, Paris: Librairie Encyclopédique de Roret.Google Scholar

Bartholomaei, I.A. (1852), ‘Lettre au rédacteur des Mémoires, sur deux monnaies inédites de Syrie et d'Arménie’, Mémoires de la Société Impériale d'Archéologie de St. Pétersbourg 6/3, 173–5.Google Scholar

Bartlett, J.R. (1973), The First and Second Books of the Maccabees, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.Google Scholar

Basello, G.P. (2011), ‘Elamite as administrative language: From Susa to Perspolis’, EP, 61–88.

Basello, G.P. (2012), ‘Doorknobs, nails or pegs? The function(s) of the Elamite and Achaemenid inscribed knobs’, DS II, 1–66.

Basello, G.P. (2013), ‘From Susa to Persepolis: The pseudo-sealing of the Persepolis bronze plaque’, SE, 249–62.

Bayani, M.I. (1979), ‘The Elamite periods on the Izeh Plain’, in Wright, H.T., ed., Archaeological investigations in northeastern Xuzestan, 1976, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Technical Report No. 10, 99–105.Google Scholar

Beale, T.W. (1973), ‘Early trade in highland Iran: A view from a source area’, World Archaeology 5, 133–48.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Beaulieu, P.-A. (1989), The reign of Nabonidus, King of Babylon, 556–539 BC, New Haven and London: Yale Near Eastern Researches 10.Google Scholar

Beckman, G. (1991), ‘A stray tablet from Haft Tépé’, IrAnt 26, 81–3.Google Scholar

Behm-Blancke, M.R. (1979), Das Tierbild in der altmesopotamischen Rundplastik: Eine Untersuchung zum Stilwandel des frühsumerischen Rundbildes, Mainz: Baghdader Forschungen 1.Google Scholar

Bell, B.R. (2002), ‘A new model for Elymaean royal chronology’, The Celator 16/5, 34–9, 50.Google Scholar

Bellelli, G.M. (2002), Vasi iranici in metallo dell'Età del Bronzo, Stuttgart: Prähistorische Bronzefunde II/17.Google Scholar

Bellinger, A.R. (1950–1), ‘An Alexander hoard from Byblos’, Berytus 10, 37–49.Google Scholar

Bengtson, H. (1964 2), Die Strategie in der hellenistischen Zeit: Ein Beitrag zum antiken Staatsrecht, 2 vols. Munich: Münchener Beiträge zur Papyrusforschung und antiken Rechtsgeschichte 32.Google Scholar

Berger, P.-R. (1967), ‘Akkadisches aus Elam: Zu dem akkadischen Passus eines elamischen Backsteins aus Tschogha Sambil’, Or 36, 421–5.Google Scholar

Berger, P.-R. (1973), Die neubabylonischen Königsinschriften, Kevelaer and Neukirchen-Vluyn: AOAT 4/1.Google Scholar

Bernard, P. (1980), ‘Heraclès, les grottes de Karafto et le sanctuaire du mont Sambulos en Iran’, StIr 9, 302–24.Google Scholar

Bernbeck, R., Fazeli, H. and Pollock, S. (2005), ‘Life in a fifth-millennium BCE village: Excavations at Rahmatabad, Iran’, Near Eastern Archaeology 68/3, 94–105.Google Scholar

Bernshtam, A. (1962), ‘On the origin of the Kirgiz people’, in Michael, H.N., ed., Studies in Siberian ethnogenesis, Toronto: Arctic Institute of North America Anthopology of the North, Translations from Russian Sources/No. 2, 119–28.Google Scholar

Berthelot, A. (1935), ‘La côte méridionale de l'Iran d'après les géographes grecs’, in Mélanges offerts à M. Octave Navarre par ses éléves et ses amis, Toulouse: E. Privat, 11–24.Google Scholar

Berthoud, T., Bonnefous, S., Dechoux, M. and Françaix, J. (1980), ‘Data analysis: Towards a model of chemical modification of copper from ores to metal’, in Craddock, P.T., ed., Proceedings of the XIXth Symposium on Archaeometry, London: British Museum Occasional Paper 20, 87–102.Google Scholar

Berve, H. (1926), Das Alexanderreich auf prosopographischer Grundlage, 2 vols. Munich: Beck.Google Scholar

Bewley, R.H. (1984), ‘The Cambridge University archaeological expedition to Iran 1969, excavations in the Zagros mountains: Houmian, Mir Malas, and Barde Spid’, Iran 22, 1–38.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Biggs, R.D. and Stolper, M.W. (1983), ‘A Babylonian omen text from Susiana’, RA 77, 155–62.Google Scholar

Billerbeck, A. (1893), Susa: Eine Studie zur alten Geschichte Westasiens, Leipzig: Hinrichs.Google Scholar

Billows, R.A. (1990), Antigonos the One-Eyed and the creation of the Hellenistic state, Berkeley/Los Angeles/London: University of California Press.Google Scholar

Binder, A.-B. (2012), ‘Varianten der Götterkronen in der Ikonographie Elams’, Elamica 2, 1–32.Google Scholar

Binder, A.-B. (2013), ‘Von Susa nach Anšan – zu Datierung und Ursprung des Felsreliefs von Kūrāngūn’, Elamica 3, 35–88.Google Scholar

Bintliff, J. (1991), ed., The Annales School and archaeology, New York: New York University Press.Google Scholar

Birch, T. (1756), The history of the Royal Society of London, for improving of Natural Knowledge …, vol. 2, London: A. Millar.Google Scholar

Bischof, G. and Pelinka, A. (1997), eds., Austrian Historical Memory and National Identity, New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers, Contemporary Austrian Studies 5.Google Scholar

Bittner, S. (1987 2), Tracht und Bewaffnung des persischen Heeres zur Zeit der Achaimeniden, Munich: Klaus Friedrich Verlag.Google Scholar

Bivar, A.D.H. (1983), ‘The political history of Iran under the Arsacids’, CHI 3/1, 21–99.Google Scholar

Bivar, A.D.H. and Shaked, S. (1964), ‘The inscriptions at Shimbar’, BSOAS 27, 265–90.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Black, J. and Green, A. (1992), Gods, demons and symbols of ancient Mesopotamia, London: British Museum Press.Google Scholar

Blackman, M.J. (1982), ‘The manufacture and use of burned lime plaster at Proto-Elamite Anshan (Iran)’, in Wertime, T. and , S., eds., Early pyrotechnology: The evolution of fire using industries, Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution, 107–16.Google Scholar

Blau, O. (1858), Commercielle Zustände Persiens, aus den Erfahrungen einer Reise im Sommer 1857, Berlin: Verlag der Königlichen Geheimen Ober-Hofbuchdruckerei.Google Scholar

Blau, O. (1877), ‘Die elymaeischen Pyraethen und ihre Münzen’, Wiener Numismatische Zeitschrift 9, 63–90.Google Scholar

Blažek, V. (1999), ‘Elam: A bridge between ancient Near East and Dravidian India?’, in Blench, R. and Spriggs, M., eds., Archaeology and language IV: Language change and cultural transformation, London and New York: Routledge, 48–78.Google Scholar

Bloch, Y. (2014), ‘Judeans in Sippar and Susa during the first century of the Babylonian exile: Assimilation and perseverance under Neo-Babylonian and Achaemenid rule’, Journal of Ancient Near Eastern History 1/2, 119–72.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Blois, F. (1994, app. 1996), ‘Elamite survivals in Western Iranian: A preliminary survey’, Studia Iranica, Mesopotamica & Anatolica 1, 13–19.Google Scholar

Bobek, H. (1968), ‘Vegetation’, CHI 1, 280–93.Google Scholar

Bochart, S. (1651), Geographiæ sacræ pars prior: Phaleg, seu de dispersione gentium et terrarum divisione facta in aedificatione turris Babel (Geographiæ sacræ pars altera: Chanaan, seu de coloniis et sermone Phoenicum, Cadomi [Caen]: Typis Petri Cardonelli.Google Scholar

Bode, Baron C.A. (1843), ‘Extracts from a journal kept while travelling, in January, 1841, through the country of the Mamásení and Khógilú (Bakhtiyárí), situated between Kázerún and Behbehan’, JRGS 13, 75–112.Google Scholar

Bode, Baron C.A. (1845), Travels in Luristan and Arabistan, vol. 1, London: J. Madden and Co.Google Scholar

Boese, J. (1971), Altmesopotamische Weihplatten: Eine sumerische Denkmalsgattung des 3. Jahrtausends v. Chr., Berlin and New York: De Gruyter.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Bökönyi, S. (1977), Animal remains from the Kermanshah Valley, Iran, Oxford: BAR Supplement Series 34.Google Scholar

Bollweg, J. (1988), ‘Protoachämenidische Siegelbilder’, AMI 21, 53–61.Google Scholar

Bonatz, D. (2004), ‘Ashurbanipal's headhunt: An anthropological perspective’, Iraq 66, 93–101.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Bongenaar, A.C.V.M. (1997), The Neo-Babylonian Ebabbar temple, Istanbul: Publications de l'Institut Historique et Archéologique Néerlandais à Stamboul.Google Scholar

Borchardt, J. and Bleibtreu, E. (2011), ‘Aspektive und Perspektive im neuassyrischen Flachbild’, in Selz, G., ed., The empirical dimension of ancient Near Eastern studies / Die empirische Dimension altorientalischer Forschungen, Vienna: Wiener Offene Orientalistik 6, 477–542.Google Scholar

Borger, R. (1956), Die Inschriften Asarhaddons Königs von Assyrien, Graz: AfO Beiheft 9.Google Scholar

Borger, R. (1982), Die Chronologie des Darius-Denkmals am Behistun-Felsen, Göttingen: Nachrichten der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Göttingen, philosophische-historische Klasse 3.Google Scholar

Borger, R. (1996), Beiträge zum Inschriftenwerk Assurbanipals, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.Google Scholar

Bork, F. (1906), ‘Zur Erklärung der elamischen Briefe’, BA 5, 401–4.Google Scholar

Bork, F. (1910), ‘Nochmals das Alter der altpersischen Keilinschrift’, ZDMG 64, 569–80.Google Scholar

Bork, F. (1925), ‘Elam’, Reallexikon der Vorgeschichte 3, 69–83.Google Scholar

Börker, C. (1974), ‘Griechische Amphorenstempel vom Tell Halaf bis zum persischen Golf’, BaM 7, 31–49.Google Scholar

Born, H. and Seidl, U. (1995), Schutzwaffen aus Assyrien und Urartu, Mainz: Von Zabern.Google Scholar

Bosworth, A.B. (1980a), ‘Alexander and the Iranians’, Journal of Hellenic Studies 100, 1–21.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Bosworth, A.B. (1980b), A historical commentary on Arrian's History of Alexander I, Oxford: Clarendon Press.Google Scholar

Bosworth, A.B. (1987), ‘Nearchus in Susiana’, in Will, W. and Heinrichs, J., eds., Zu Alexander d.Gr.: Festschrift G. Wirth zum 60. Geburtstag am 9.12.86, Amsterdam: Hakkert, 541–66.Google Scholar

Bosworth, A.B. (1996), Alexander and the East: The tragedy of triumph, Oxford: Clarendon Press.Google Scholar

Bosworth, C.E. (1999), The history of al-Ṭabarī (Ta'rīkh al-rusul wal mulūk) Volume V. The Sāsānids, the Byzantines, the Lakhmids, and Yemen, Albany: State University of New York Press.Google Scholar

Bottema, S. (1978), ‘The Late Glacial in the eastern Mediterranean and the Near East’, in Brice, W.C., ed., The environmental history of the Near and Middle East since the last Ice Age, London, New York and San Francisco: Academic Press, 15–28.Google Scholar

Bottéro, J. (1982), ‘Les inscriptions cunéiformes funéraires’, in Gnoli, G. and Vernant, J.-P., eds., La mort, les morts dans les sociétés anciennes, Cambridge and Paris: Cambridge University Press and Éditions de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, 373–406.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (1984), ‘Monuments religieux de la Perse achéménide: Etat des questions’, in Roux, G., ed., Temples et sanctuaires, Lyon: TMO 7, 119–35.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (1985), ‘Suse, marché agricole ou relais du grand commerce: Suse et la Susiane à l'époque des grands empires’, Paléorient 11, 71–81.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (1987a), ‘Les niveaux post-achéménides à Suse, secteur nord’, CDAFI 15, 145–311.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (1987b), ‘Suse à l'époque sasanide: Une capitale prestigieuse devenue ville de province’, Mesopotamia 22, 357–66.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (1989, ‘Cairns et pseudo-cairns du Fars: L'utilisation des tombes de surface au 1er millénaire de notre ère’, AIO, 675–712.

Boucharlat, R. (1990a), ‘Suse et la Susiane à l'époque Achéménide: Données archéologiques’, AH 4, 149–75.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (1990b), ‘La fin des palais Achéménides de Suse: Une mort naturelle’, MJP, 225–33.

Boucharlat, R. (1993), ‘Pottery in Susa during the Seleucid, Parthian and early Sasanian periods’, in Finkbeiner, U., ed., Materialien zur Archäologie der Seleukiden– und Partherzeit im südlichen Babylonien und im Golfgebiet, Tübingen: Wasmuth, 41–57.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (1997), ‘Susa under Achaemenid rule’, in Curtis, J., ed., Mesopotamia and Iran in the Persian period: Conquest and imperialism, 539–331 BC, London: British Museum, 54–67.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (2001), ‘The palace and the Royal Achaemenid city: Two case studies – Pasargadae and Susa’, in Nielsen, I., ed., The royal palace institution in the first millennium BC: Regional development and cultural interchange between East and West, Athens: Monographs of the Danish Institute at Athens 4, 113–23.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. (2003), ‘The Persepolis area in the Achaemenid period: Some reconsiderations’, YBYN, 260–5.

Boucharlat, R. (2010), ‘Autres travaux de Darius et successeurs’, PDS, 374–419.

Boucharlat, R. (2013), ‘Southwestern Iran in the Achaemenid period’, OHAI, 503–27.CrossRef

Boucharlat, R. and Gasche, H. (2010), ‘Suse dans l'architecture iranienne et orientale’, PDS, 420–65.

Boucharlat, R. and Haerinck, E. (1994), ‘Das Ewig-weibliche: Figurines en os d'époque parthe de Suse’, IrAnt 29, 185–99.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. and Haerinck, E. (2011), Tombes d'Époque parthe (Chantiers de la Ville des Artisans), Leiden: MDAI 35.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. and Labrousse, A. (1979), ‘Le palais d'Artaxerxès II sur la rive droite du Chaour à Suse’, CDAFI 10, 19–136.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. and Lombard, P. (2001), ‘Le bâtiment G de Rumeilah (oasis d'Al Ain). Remarques sur les salles à poteaux de l'âge du Fer en Péninsule d'Oman’, IrAnt 36, 213–38.Google Scholar

Boucharlat, R. and Shahidi, H. (1987), ‘Fragments architecturaux de type achéménide: Découvertes fortuites dans la ville de Shoush 1976–1979’, Cahiers de la DAFI 15, 313–27.Google Scholar

Boyce, M. (1982), A history of Zoroastrianism II: Under the Achaemenians, Leiden/Cologne: HdO 8.1.2.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Boyce, M. (1988), ‘The religion of Cyrus the Great’, AH 3, 5–31.Google Scholar

Braun, O. (1975; repr. of 1900 ed.), Das Buch der Synhados oder Synodicon Orientale: Die Sammlung nestorianischer Konzilien, zusammengestellt im neunten Jahrhundert, Amsterdam: Philo.Google Scholar

Braun-Holzinger, E. (1991), Mesopotamische Weihgaben der frühdynastischen bis altbabylonischen Zeit, Heidelberg: HSAO, 3.Google Scholar

Brentjes, B. (1991), ‘Humut-tabal (“nimm schnell hinweg”) – ein Wunschname für eine Waffe?’, AMI 24, 3–11.Google Scholar

Brentjes, B. (1993), ‘Waffen der Steppenvölker 1: Dolch und Schwert im Steppenraum vom 2. Jahrtausend v. Chr. bis in die alttürkische Zeit’, AMI 26, 5–45.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (1973), Antigone le borgne: Les débuts de sa carrière et les problèmes de l'assemblée macédonienne, Paris: Annales littéraires de l'Université de Besançon, 152.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Briant, P. (1982), ‘La campagne d'Alexandre contre les Ouxiens (début 330)’, in Rois, tributs et paysans, Paris: Annales littéraires de l'Université de Besançon 269, 161–73.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (1984), ‘La Perse avant l'empire (un état de la question)’, IrAnt 19, 71–118.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (1990), ‘The Seleucid kingdom, the Achaemenid empire and the history of the Near East in the first millennium BC’, in Bilde, P., Engberg-Pedersen, T., Hannestad, L. and Zahle, J., eds., Religion and religious practice in the Seleucid kingdom, Aarhus: Studies in Hellenistic Civilization 1, 40–65.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (1991), ‘De Sardes à Suse’, AH 6, 67–82.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (1992a), Darius, les Perses et l'empire, Paris: Gallimard.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (1992b), ‘Thémistocle sur la route royale’, DATA: Achaemenid History Newsletter, 6.

Briant, P. (1993), ‘Hérodote, Udjahorresnet et les palaces de Darius à Suse’, DATA: Achaemenid History Newsletter, 2.

Briant, P. (1996), Histoire de l'empire perse, Paris: Fayard.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (2001), Bulletin d'histoire achéménide: II – 1997–2000, Paris: Persika 1.Google Scholar

Briant, P. (2010), ‘Suse et l'Elam dans l'Empire achéménide’, PDS, 22–45.

Brice, W.C. (1966), South-West Asia, London: A Systematic Regional Geography VIII.Google Scholar

Brice, W.C. (1978), ‘The dessication of Anatolia’, in Brice, W.C., ed., The environmental history of the Near and Middle East since the last Ice Age, London, New York and San Francisco: Academic Press, 141–7.Google Scholar

Bridges, S.J. (1981), The Mesag archive: A study of Sargonic society and economy, Ann Arbor: University Microfilms.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1964), ‘Merodach-Baladan II’, in Studies presented to A. Leo Oppenheim, June 7, 1964, Chicago: The Oriental Institute, 6–53.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1965), ‘Elamite military aid to Merodach-Baladan’, JNES 24, 161–6.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1968), A political history of post-Kassite Babylonia, 1158–722 BC, Rome: Analecta Orientalia 43.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1973), ‘Sennacherib's Babylonian problem: An interpretation’, JCS 25, 89–95.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1976), Materials and studies for Kassite history I: A catalogue of cuneiform sources pertaining to specific monarchs of the Kassite dynasty, Chicago: The Oriental Institute.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1977), ‘Mesopotamian chronology of the historical period’, in Oppenheim, A.L., Ancient Mesopotamia: Portrait of a dead civilization, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 335–48.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1978), ‘Notes on Arameans and Chaldeans in southern Babylonia in the early seventh century BC’, Or 46, 304–25.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1984), Prelude to empire: Babylonian society and politics, 747–626 BC, Philadelphia: Occasional Publications of the Babylonian Fund 7.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1986), ‘The Elamite-Babylonian frontier in the Neo-Elamite period, 750–625 BC’, FHE, 199–207.

Brinkman, J.A. (1990), ‘The Babylonian Chronicle revisited’, in Abusch, T., Huehnergard, J. and Steinkeller, P., eds., Lingering over words: Studies in ancient Near Eastern literature in honor of William L. Moran, Atlanta: Scholars Press, 73–104.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1991), ‘Babylonia in the shadow of Assyria’, CAH 3/2, 1–70.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1993a), ‘Meerland’, RlA 8, 6–10.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1993b), ‘Babylonian influence in the Šēh Ḥamad texts dated under Nebuchadnezzar II’, SAAB 7, 133–8.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. (1995), ‘Mušezib-Marduk’, RlA 8, 455.Google Scholar

Brinkman, J.A. and Kennedy, D.A. (1983), ‘Documentary evidence for the economic base of early Neo-Babylonian society: A survey of dated Babylonian economic texts, 721–626 BC’, JCS 35, 1–90.Google Scholar

Brinton, D.G. (1895), ‘The protohistoric ethnography of Western Asia’, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 34, 71–102.Google Scholar

Brock, S. (1984), ‘Christians in the Sasanid empire: A case of divided loyalties’, in Brock, S., Syriac perspectives on late antiquity, London: Variorum, VI1–19.Google Scholar

Brookes, I.A. (1982), ‘Geomorphological evidence for climatic change in Iran during the last 20,000 years’, in Bintliff, J.L. and Van Zeist, W., eds., Palaeoclimates, palaeoenvironments and human communities in the eastern Mediterranean region in later prehistory, Oxford: BAR International Series 133(i), 191–228.Google Scholar

Brookes, I.A. (1989), The physical geography, geomorphology and Late Quaternary history of the Mahidasht Project Area, Qara Su Basin, Central West Iran, Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum Mahidasht Project Vol. 1.Google Scholar

Brosius, M. (1998), ‘Artemis Persike and Artemis Anaitis’, AH 11, 227–38.Google Scholar

Bruins, E.M. and Rutten, M. (1961), Textes mathématiques de Suse, Paris: MDP 34.Google Scholar

Budge, E.A.W. (1932), The chronography of Gregory Abû'l Faraj, the son of Aaron, the Hebrew physician, commonly known as Bar Hebraeus, being the first part of his political history of the world, translated from the Syriac by Wallis Budge, Ernest A., London: Oxford University Press.Google Scholar

Büdinger, M. (1881), ‘Die neuentdeckten Inschriften über Cyrus: Eine kritische Untersuchung’, Sitzungsberichte der kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, phil.-hist. Cl. 97/3, 711–25.Google Scholar

Burtea, B. (2008), ‘Zur Entstehung der mandäischen Schrift: Iranischer oder aramäischer Ursprung?’, in Voigt, R., ed., ‘Und das Leben ist siegreich!’ Mandäische und samaritanische Literatur. Im Gedenken an Rudolph Macuch (1919–1993), Wiesbaden: Mandäistische Forschungen 1, 47–62.Google Scholar

Butterlin, P. (1995), ‘Problèmes de colonisation et de contacts à l'époque d'Uruk’, Sources Travaux Historiques 36–7, 17–24.Google Scholar

Butterlin, P. (2003), Les temps proto-urbains de Mésopotamie: Contacts et acculturation à l'époque d'Uruk au Moyen-Orient, Paris: CNRS Éditions.Google Scholar

Butz, K. and Schroeder, P. (1985), ‘Zu Getreideerträgen in Mesopotamien und dem Mittelmeergebiet’, BaM 16, 165–209.Google Scholar

Callieri, P. (2007), L'archéologie du Fārs à l'époque hellénistique, Paris: Persika 11.Google Scholar

Callieri, P. and Askari Chaverdi, A. (2013), ‘Media, Khuzestan, and Fars between the end of the Achaemenids and the rise of the Sasanians’, OHAI, 690–717.CrossRef

Calmeyer, P. (1987), ‘Greek historiography and Achaemenid reliefs’, AH 2, 11–26.Google Scholar

Calmeyer, P. (1988), ‘Zur Genese altiranischer Motive X. Die elamisch-persische Tracht’, AMI 21, 27–51.Google Scholar

Calmeyer, P. (1989), ‘Beobachtungen an der Silbervase aus Persepolis’, IrAnt 24, 79–83.Google Scholar

Calmeyer, P. (1992), ‘Zur Genese altiranischer Motive XI. “Eingewebte Bildchen” von Städten’, AMI 25, 95–124.Google Scholar

Calmeyer, P. (1995a), ‘Museum’, RlA 8, 453–5.Google Scholar

Calmeyer, P. (1995b), ‘Middle Babylonian art and contemporary Iran’, in Curtis, J., ed., Later Mesopotamia and Iran: Tribes and empires 1600–539 BC, London: British Museum, 33–45.Google Scholar

Calmeyer, P. (2009), Die Reliefs der Gräber V und VI in Persepolis, Mainz: AIT 8.Google Scholar

Cameron, G.G. (1936), History of early Iran, Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press.Google Scholar

Cameron, G.G. (1948), Persepolis treasury tablets, Chicago: OIP 65.Google Scholar

Cameron, G.G. (1957), ‘An Elamite bronze plaque’, in Schmidt, E.F., Persepolis II: Contents of the treasury and other discoveries, Chicago: OIP 69, 64–5.Google Scholar

Canal, D. (1978), ‘La haute terrasse de l'Acropole de Suse’, Paléorient 4, 169–76.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Canali di Rossi, F. (2004), Iscrizioni dello Estremo Oriente Greco, Bonn: Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien 65.Google Scholar

Cantineau, J. (1939), ‘La Susiane dans une inscription palmyrénienne’, in Mélanges syriens offerts à Monsieur René Dussaud I, Paris: Geuthner, 277–9.Google Scholar

Carlson, E. (2014), ‘Inscribed and uninscribed spaces in Al Untash Napirisha: Interaction and segregation in a late second-millennium de novo capital’, Iran 52, 29–52.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Carter, E. (1980), ‘Excavations in Ville Royale I at Susa: The third millennium BC occupation’, CDAFI 11, 11–134.Google Scholar

Carter, E. (1981), ‘Elamite ceramics’, in Wright, H.T., An early town on the Deh Luran plain: Excavations at Tepe Farukhabad, Ann Arbor: Memoirs of the Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan, No. 13, 196–223.Google Scholar

Carter, E. (1985), ‘Notes on archaeology and the social and economic history of Susiana’, Paléorient 11, 43–8.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Carter, E. (1987), ‘The Piedmont and the Pusht-i Kuh in the early third millennium BC’, in Huot, J.-L., ed., Préhistoire de la Mésopotamie, Paris: Editions du CNRS, 73–83.Google Scholar

Carter, E. (1989), review of Seidl, U., Die elamischen Felsreliefs von Kurangun und Naqš-e Rustam, ZA 79, 145–8.

Carter, E. (1990), ‘Elamite exports’, MJP, 89–100.

Carter, E. (1994a), ‘The Middle Elamite building at Anshan (Tal-e Malyan)’, Iranian Journal of Archaeology and History 7, 12–26.Google Scholar

Carter, E. (1994b), ‘Bridging the gap between the Elamites and the Persians in southeastern Khuzistan’, AH 8, 65–95.Google Scholar

Carter, E. (1996), Excavations at Anshan (Tal-e Malyan): The Middle Elamite period, Philadelphia: University Museum Monograph 82 [= Malyan Excavation Reports 2].Google Scholar

Carter, E. (1999), ‘Kabnak (Haft Tappeh) and Al Untash-Napirisha (Chogha Zanbil): Elamite cities of the Late Bronze Age’, IW, 114–30.

Carter, E. (2007), ‘Resisting empire: Elam in the first millennium BC’, in Stone, E., ed., Settlement and society: Essays dedicated to Robert McCormick Adams, Los Angeles: Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, 139–56.Google Scholar

Carter, E. (2011), ‘Landscapes of death in Susiana during the last half of the 2nd millennium B.C.’, EP, 45–58.

Carter, E. (2014), ‘Royal women in Elamite art’, EC, 41–62.

Carter, E. and Stolper, M. (1984), Elam: Surveys of political history and archaeology, Berkeley, Los Angeles and London: University of California Publications, Near Eastern Studies 25.Google Scholar

Carter, M.L. (1978), ‘White marble bust of a male’, in Harper, P.O., The royal hunter: Art of the Sasanian empire, New York: The Asia Society, 170–1.Google Scholar

Carter, R.A. et al. (2006), ‘The Bushehr hinterland: Results of the first season of the Iranian-British Archaeological Survey of Bushehr Province, November–December 2004’, Iran 44, 63–103.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Cassin, E. (1982), ‘Le mort: Valeur et représentation en Mésopotamie ancienne’, in Gnoli, G. and Vernant, J.-P., eds., La mort, les morts dans les sociétés anciennes, Cambridge and Paris: Cambridge University Press and Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, 355–72.Google Scholar

Castellino, G.R. (1972), Two Šulgi hymns(BC), Rome: Studi Semitici 42.Google Scholar

Cavigneaux, A. (2003), ‘Fragments littéraires susiens’, LPR, 53–62.

Chabot, J.B. (1902), Synodicon orientale ou recueil de synodes nestoriens, Paris: Notices et extraits des manuscrits de la Bibliothèque Nationale 37.Google Scholar

Chamaza, G.W. (1994), ‘Der VIII. Feldzug Sargons II’, AMI 27, 91–118.Google Scholar

Charpin, D. (1986), ‘Les Elamites à Šubat-Enlil’, FHE, 129–37.

Charpin, D. (1987), ‘A propos du site de Tell Harmal’, NABU, 117.

Charpin, D. (1990), ‘Une alliance contre l'Elam et le rituel du lipit napištim’, MJP, 109–18.

Charpin, D. (1992), ‘L'enterrement du roi d'Ur Šu-Sîn à Uruk’, NABU, 106.

Charpin, D. (2013), ‘“Ainsi parle l'empereur” à propos de la correspondance des sukkal-mah’, SE, 341–54.

Charpin, D. and Durand, J.-M. (1991), ‘La suzerainété de l'empereur (sukkalmah) d'Elam sur la Mésopotamie et le “nationalisme” Amorrite’, MHEOP 1, 59–66.Google Scholar

Charpin, D. and Durand, J.-M. (2003), ‘Des volontaires contre l'Élam’, LPR, 63–76.

Chaumont, M.-L. (1969), Recherches sur l'histoire d'Arménie de l'avènement des Sassanides à la conversion du royaume, Paris: Geuthner.Google Scholar

Chaumont, M.-L. (1988), La christianisation de l'empire iranien: Des origines aux grandes persécutions du IVe siècle, Louvain: CSCO 499 [= Subsidia 80].Google Scholar

Chevalier, N. (1997), Une mission en Perse: 1897–1912, Paris: Dossiers du Musée du Louvre 52.Google Scholar

Chevalier, N. (2009), Chroniques des premières Missions Archéologiques Françaises à Suse d'après les photographies et mémoires de l'architecte Maurice Pillet (1912–1913), Tehran: Bibliothèque Iranienne 66.Google Scholar

Chevalier, N. (2010), ‘Les découvreurs du palais de Suse’, PDS, 74–115.

Chevalier, N. (2012), ‘Early excavations (pre-1914)’, in Potts, D.T., ed., A companion to the archaeology of the ancient Near East, vol. 1, Malden, MA and Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 48–69.Google Scholar

Choksy, J.K. (1990), ‘Gesture in ancient Iran and Central Asia i: The raised hand’, in Iranica Varia: Papers in honor of Professor Ehsan Yarshater, Leiden: AcIr 30, 30–7.Google Scholar

Christensen, A. (1936), L'Iran sous les Sassanides, Copenhagen and Paris: Annales du Musée Guimet, Bibliothèque d'Études 48.Google Scholar

Christensen, P. (1993), The decline of Iranshahr: Irrigation and environments in the history of the Middle East, 500 BC to AD 1500, Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum.Google Scholar

Christesen, P. (2006), ‘Xenophon's Cyropaedia and military reform in Sparta’, Journal of Hellenic Studies 126, 47–65.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Civil, M. (1996), ‘Sin-iddinam in Emar and SU.A = Šimaški’, NABU, 41.

Clairmont, C. (1957), ‘Greek pottery from the Near East II: Black vases’, Berytus 11/2, 85–142.Google Scholar

Codrington, O. (1906), review of Allotte de la Fuÿe, F.-M., Monnaies de l'Élymaïde, JRAS 38/2, 507–8.Google Scholar

Cogan, M. and Tadmor, H. (1981), ‘Ashurbanipal's conquest of Babylon: The first official report – Prism K’, Or 50, 229–40.Google Scholar

Cohen, G.M. (1978), The Seleucid colonies: Studies in founding, administration and organization, Wiesbaden: Historia Einzelschriften 30.Google Scholar

Cole, S.W. and De Meyer, L. (1999), ‘Tepti-aḫar, king of Susa, and Kadašman-dKUR.GAL’, Akkadica 112, 44–5.Google Scholar

Colledge, M.A.R. (1979), ‘Sculptors' stone-carving techniques in Seleucid and Parthian Iran, and their place in the “Parthian” cultural milieu: Some preliminary observations’, EW 29/1, 221–40.Google Scholar

Collins, P. (2014), ‘Gods, heroes, rituals, and violence: Warfare in Neo-Assyrian art’, in Brown, B.A. and Feldman, M.H., eds., Critical approaches to ancient Near Eastern art, Boston and Berlin: De Gruyter, 619–44.Google Scholar

Colpe, C. (1983), ‘Development of religious thought’, CHI 3/2, 819–65.Google Scholar

Connan, J. and Deschesne, O. (1996), Le bitume à Suse: Collection du Musée du Louvre, Paris: Éditions de la Réunion des Musées Nationaux.Google Scholar

Connan, J. et al. (2008), ‘The bituminous mixtures of Tall-e Abu Chizan: A Vth millennium BC settlement in southwestern Iran’, Organic Geochemistry 39, 1772–89.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Cooley, J. (2006), ‘III. Middle Babylonian texts. A. Text from the reign of Nebuchadnezzar I’, in Chavalas, M., ed., Historical sources in translation: The ancient Near East, Malden, MA and Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 160–4.Google Scholar

Córdoba, J.M. (1997), ‘Die Schlacht am Ulaya-Fluß: Ein Beispiel assyrischer Kriegführung während der letzten Jahre des Reiches’, in Waetzoldt, H. and Hauptmann, H., eds., Assyrien im Wandel der Zeiten: XXXIXe Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Heidelberg 6.–10. Juli 1992, Heidelberg: HSAO 6, 7–18.Google Scholar

Cressey, G.B. (1958), ‘The Shatt al-Arab basin’, Middle East Journal 12, 448–60.Google Scholar

Cripps, E. (2013), ‘Messengers from Šuruppak’, CDLJ 2013, 3.

Cruveilhier, P. (1921), Les principaux résultats des nouvelles fouilles de Suse, Paris: Geuthner.Google Scholar

Cumont, F. (1928), ‘Inscriptions grecques de Suse publiées d'après les notes de Bernard Haussoullier’, MDP 20, 77–98.Google Scholar

Cumont, F. (1930), ‘Nouvelles inscriptions grecques de Suse’, CRAIBL 74/3, 208–20.Google Scholar

Cumont, F. (1931), ‘Inscriptions grecques de Suse’, CRAIBL 75/3, 233–50.Google Scholar

Cumont, F. (1932a), ‘Une lettre du roi Artaban III à la ville de Suse’, CRAIBL 76/3, 238–60.Google Scholar

Cumont, F. (1932b), ‘Nouvelles inscriptions grecques de Suse’, CRAIBL 76/3, 271–86.Google Scholar

Cumont, F. (1933), ‘Deux inscriptions de Suse’, CRAIBL 77/2, 260–8.Google Scholar

Cuq, E. (1931a), ‘Les caractères du droit élamite selon les récentes fouilles de Susiane’, CRAIBL 75/3, 209–10.Google Scholar

Cuq, E. (1931b), ‘Les actes juridiques susiens’, RA 28, 47–71.Google Scholar

Cuq, E. (1932), ‘Le droit élamite d'après les fouilles de Suse’, CRAIBL 76/4, 353–4.Google Scholar

Curtis, J. (1993), ‘William Kennett Loftus and his excavations at Susa’, IrAnt 28, 1–55.Google Scholar

Curtis, V.S. (2010), ‘The frataraka coins of Persis: Bridging the gap between Achaemenid and Sasanian Persia’, WAP, 379–94.

Dąbrowa, E. (1998a), ‘Philhellên. Mithridate Ier et les Grecs’, Electrum 2, 35–44.Google Scholar

Dąbrowa, E. (1998b), ‘Zeugnisse zur Geschichte der parthischen Elymais und Susiane’, in Wiesehöfer, J., ed., Das Partherreich und seine Zeugnisse, Stuttgart: Historia Einzelschriften 122, 417–24.Google Scholar

Dąbrowa, E. (1999), ‘L'expédition de Démétrios II Nicator contre les Parthes (139–138 avant J.-C.)’, Parthica 1, 9–18.Google Scholar

Dąbrowa, E. (2004), ‘Les Séleucides et l’Élymaïde’, Parthica 6, 107–15.Google Scholar

Dąbrowa, E. (2014), ‘A troublesome vassal? Elymais and Parthia (141 BC–AD 228)’, Parthica 16, 9–16.Google Scholar

Dahl, J. (2002), ‘Proto-Elamite sign frequencies’, CDLB 2002, 1.

Dahl, J. (2005a), ‘Animal husbandry in Susa during the Proto-Elamite period’, SMEA 47, 81–134.Google Scholar

Dahl, J. (2005b), ‘Complex graphemes in Proto-Elamite’, CDLJ 2005, 3.

Dahl, J. (2009), ‘Early writing in Iran, a reappraisal’, Iran 47, 23–31.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Dahl, J. (2012), ‘The marks of early writing’, Iran 50, 1–12.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Dahl, J. (2013), ‘Early writing in Iran’, OHAI, 233–62.CrossRef

Dahl, J., Petrie, C.A. and Potts, D.T. (2013), ‘Chronological parameters of the earliest writing system in Iran’, AIN, 353–78.

Dalley, S. (1993), ‘Nineveh after 612 BC’, AoF 20, 134–47.Google Scholar

Dalley, S. and Postgate, J.N. (1984), The tablets from Fort Shalmaneser, London: British School of Archaeology in Iraq [= Cuneiform Texts from Nimrud 3].Google Scholar

Damerow, P. and Englund, R.K. (1985), ‘Die Zahlzeichensysteme der Archaischen Texte aus Uruk’, in Green, M.W. and Nissen, H.J., Zeichenliste der Archaischen Texte aus Uruk, Berlin: Gebr. Mann [= Archaische Texte aus Uruk 2], 117–56.Google Scholar

Damerow, P. and Englund, R.K. (1989), The Proto-Elamite texts from Tepe Yahya, Cambridge: American School of Prehistoric Research Bulletin 39.Google Scholar

Dan, R. (2015), From the Armenian Highland to Iran: A study on the relations between the Kingdom of Urartu and the Achaemenid Empire, Rome: Serie Orientale Roma N.S. 4.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (1976), Persien unter den ersten Achämeniden (6. Jahrhundert v. Chr.), Wiesbaden: Ludwig Reichert.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (1977), ‘The dynasty of the Achaemenids in the early period’, AAASH 25, 39–42.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (1982), ‘Abirādūš’, EnIr 1/2, 218.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (1991), ‘Elamite workers in Achaemenid Babylonia’, Bulletin of the Middle Eastern Culture Center in Japan 5, 17–20.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (1992), Iranians in Achaemenid Babylonia, Costa Mesa, CA: Mazda Publishers.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (1993a), ‘Achaemenid estates in Lahiru’, IrAnt 27, 117–23.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (1993b), ‘Cyrus III. Cyrus II the Great’, EnIr 6, 516–21.Google Scholar

Dandama(y)ev, M.A. (2003), ‘Susa, the capital of Elam, and Babylonian Susa’, in Selz, G., ed., Festschrift für Burkhart Kienast zu seinem 70. Geburtstag dargebracht von Freunden, Schülern und Kollegen, Münster: AOAT 274, 7–14.Google Scholar

Dandamaev, M.A. and Lukonin, V.G. (1989), The culture and social institutions of ancient Iran, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.Google Scholar

Daneshmand, P. (2004), ‘An extispicy text from Haft-Tappe’, JCS 56, 13–17.Google Scholar

Daneshmand, P. and Abdoli, M. (2015), ‘A new king of Susa and Anshan’, CDLIB 2015: 1.

Darabi, H. (2012), ‘Towards reassessing the Neolithisation process in western Iran’, Documenta Praehistorica 39, 103–10.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Darabi, H. and Glascock, M.D. (2013), ‘The source of obsidian artefacts found at East Chia Sabz, western Iran’, JAS 40, 3804–9.Google Scholar

Daryaee, T. (2002), Šahrestānīhā ī Ērānšahr: A Middle Persian text on Late Antique geography, epic, and history, with English and Persian translations and commentary, Costa Mesa, CA: Mazda Publishers.Google Scholar

Daryaee, T. (2008), Sasanian Iran (224–651 CE), Costa Mesa, CA: Mazda Publishers.Google Scholar

Davis, N. and Kraay, C.M. (1973), The Hellenistic kingdoms: Portrait coins and history, London: Thames and Hudson.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (1999), ‘Les étrangers dans les textes paléobabyloniens tardifs de Sippar (Abi-ešuḫ – Samsuditana), 1ère partie: Sur les inconnus “connus”: Cassites, Elamites, Sutéens, Suḫéens, Gutéens et Subaréens’, Akkadica 111, 1–48.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2004), ‘Les noms d'année du roi simaškéen Ebarat I’, Akkadica 125, 107–8.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2005), Les archives d'Igibuni. Les documents Ur III du Chantier B à Suse, Ghent: MDP 54.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2006), De la dynastie Simaški au Sukkalmaḫat. Les documents fin PE IIB – début PE III du Chantier B à Suse, Ghent: MDP 55.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2007a), ‘Les textes de V récent du Chantier B à Suse (fin Sukkalmaḫat – c. 1575–1530 av. notre ère)’, IrAnt 42, 41–60.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2007b), ‘Another brick in the wall: Dūrum in the Old-Elamite Susa texts’, Akkadica 128, 85–98.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2008a), ‘Annus Simaškensis: L'usage des noms d'année pendant la période simaškéenne (c. 1930–1880 av. notre ère) à Suse’, IrAnt 43, 67–87.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2008b), ‘Rest in pieces: The archive of Igibuni’, in Garfinkle, S.J. and Johnson, J.C., eds., The growth of an early state in Mesopotamia: Studies in Ur III administration, Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, 225–34.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2009), ‘Count your sheep! Doings and dealings of Kûyâ, trader in small stock during the early sukkalmaḫat’, RA 103, 5–18.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2010), ‘Inšušinak lu dārū! Lawsuits in Old Babylonian Susa’, Zeitschrift für altorientalische und biblische Rechtsgeschichte 16, 27–48.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011a), ‘The silence of the lambs: To be plucked or not in Susa’, IrAnt 46, 133–43.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011b), ‘Siruktuh’, RlA 12, 555.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011c), ‘Sukkalmah, Dynastie der’, RlA 13, 267–8.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011d), ‘Tan-Ruhurate/ir’, RlA 13, 443–4.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011e), ‘Tan-Uli’, RlA, 13, 445.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011f), ‘Tem(p)ti-Agun’, RlA 13, 584–5.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011g), ‘Tem(p)ti-Ahar’, RlA 13, 585.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2011h), ‘Tem(p)ti-Halki’, RlA 13, 585–6.Google Scholar

De Graef, K. (2012), ‘Dual power in Susa: Chronicle of a transitional period from Ur III via Šimaški to the Sukkalmaḫs’, BSOAS 75, 525–46.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

De Graef, K. (2013), ‘The use of Akkadian in Iran’, OHAI, 263–82.CrossRef

Del Bravo, F. (2013), ‘The Luristan-Hamrin cultural sphere (4th–3rd millennium BC): Pottery identity as intra-societies interactions’, in Guarducci, G., Orsi, V. and Valentini, S., eds., Identity and connectivity: Proceedings of the 16th Symposium on Mediterranean Archaeology, Florence, Italy, 1–3 March 2012, vol. 1, Oxford: BAR International Series 2581 (I), 3–10.Google Scholar

Delitzsch, F. (1884), Die Sprache der Kossäer: Linguistisch-historische Funde und Fragen, Leipzig.Google Scholar

della Valle, P. (1845), Viaggi di Pietro della Valle, il Pellegrino, descritti da lui medesimo in lettere familiari all'erudito suo amico Mario Schipano …, vol. 2, Brighton: G. Gancia.Google Scholar

Delougaz, P. (1952), Pottery from the Diyala region, Chicago: OIP 63.Google Scholar

De Maaijer, R. (1996), ‘Recently acquired cuneiform texts’, Oudheidkundige Mededelingen uit het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden te Leiden 76, 69–84.Google Scholar

De Meyer, L. (1961), ‘Une famille susienne du temps des sukkalmaḫḫu’, IrAnt 1, 8–19.Google Scholar

De Meyer, L. (1962), L'Accadien des contrats de Suse, Leiden: IrAnt Supplement 1.Google Scholar

De Meyer, L. (1966), ‘Een Tilmoeniet te Suse’, Orientalia Gandensia 3, 115–17.Google Scholar

De Meyer, L. (1982), ‘Les structures politiques en Susiane à l’époque des sukkalmaḫ’, in Finet, A., ed., Les pouvoirs locaux en Mésopotamie et dans les régions adjacentes, Brussels: Institut des Hautes Études de Belgique, 92–7.Google Scholar

De Meyer, L. (1986), ‘Les archives d'Igibuni’, FHE, 75–7.

De Schacht, T. and Haerinck, E. (2013), Bibliographie analytique de l'archéologie de l'Irān ancien. Supplément 5: 2004–2010, Leuven, Paris and Walpole: Peeters.Google Scholar

Desset, F. (2012), Premières écritures iraniennes: Les systèmes proto-élamite et élamite linéaire, Naples: Università degli Studi di Napoli ‘L'Orientale’, Dipartimento Asia Africa Mediterraneo Series Minor 76.Google Scholar

Dewan, M.L. and Famouri, J. (1968), ‘Soils’, CHI 1, 250–63.Google Scholar

Dezsö, T. (2004), ‘Panzer’, RlA 10, 319–23.Google Scholar

Dezsö, T. (2006), ‘The reconstruction of the Neo-Assyrian army as depicted on the Assyrian palace reliefs, 745–612 BC’, AAASH 57, 87–130.Google Scholar

Diakonoff, I.M. (1991), ‘The cities of the Medes’, in Cogan, M. and Eph'al, I., eds., Ah, Assyria … Studies in Assyrian history and ancient Near Eastern historiography presented to Hayim Tadmor, Jerusalem: Scripta Hierosolymitana 33, 13–20.Google Scholar

Diakonoff, I.M. (2000), ‘The Near East on the eve of the Achaemenian rule (Jeremiah 25)’, VD, 223–30.

Dietrich, M. (1970), Die Aramäer Südbabyloniens in der Sargonidenzeit (700–648), Neukirchen–Vluyn: AOAT 7.Google Scholar

Dieulafoy, J. (1887), La Perse, la Chaldée et la Susiane, Paris: Hachette.Google Scholar

Dieulafoy, J. (1888), A Suse: Journal des fouilles, 1884–1886, Paris: Librairie Hachette.Google Scholar

Dieulafoy, M. (1885), ‘Expédition en Susiane’, CRAIBL 29/3, 240–2.Google Scholar

Dieulafoy, M. (1893), L'acropole de Suse d'après les fouilles exécutées en 1884, 1885, 1886 sous les auspices du Musée du Louvre, Paris: Librairie Hachette.Google Scholar

Dillemann, L. (1962), Haute Mésopotamie orientale et pays adjacents: Contribution à la géographie historique de la région du ve s. avant l’ère chrétienne au VIe s. de cette ère, Paris: BAH 72.Google Scholar

Dittmann, R. (1986), ‘Susa in the Proto-Elamite period and annotations on the painted pottery of Proto-Elamite Khuzestan’, in Finkbeiner, U. and Röllig, W., eds., Ǧamdat Naṣr: Period or regional style?, Wiesbaden: TAVO Beiheft B 62, 171–98.Google Scholar

Djamali, M. et al. (2009a), ‘Vegetation history of the SE section of the Zagros Mountains during the last five millennia: A pollen record from the Maharlou Lake, Fars Province, Iran’, VHA 18, 123–36.Google Scholar

Djamali, M. et al. (2009b), ‘A late Holocene pollen record from Lake Almalou in NW Iran: Evidence for changing land-use in relation to some historical events during the last 3700 years’, JAS 36, 1364–75.Google Scholar

Djamali, M. et al. (2010), ‘Indian summer monsoon variations could have affected the early-Holocene woodland expansion in the Near East’, The Holocene 20, 813–20.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Dodgeon, M.H. and Lieu, S.N.C. (1991), The Roman eastern frontier and the Persian wars AD 226–363: A documentary history, London: Routledge.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Dodgeon, M.H. and Lieu, S.N.C. (1995), ‘Libanius and the Persian wars of Constantius II’, in Cannuyer, C., Ries, J. and Van Tongerloo, A, eds., War and peace – Guerre et paix, Brussels/Louvain: Acta Orientalia Belgica, 83–109.Google Scholar

Dolce, R. (1978), Gli intarsi mesopotamici dell'epoca protodinastica, 2 vols., Rome: Serie Archeologica 23.Google Scholar

Dollfus, G. (1978), ‘Djaffarabad, Djowi, Bendebal: Contribution à l'étude de la Susiane au Ve millénaire et au début du IVe millénaire’, Paléorient 4, 141–67.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Dollfus, G. (1985), ‘L'occupation de la Susiane au Ve millénaire et au début du IVe millénaire avant J.-C.’, Paléorient 11, 11–20.Google Scholar

Dombart, T. (1929), ‘Das Zikkuratrelief aus Kujundschik’, ZA 38, 39–64.Google Scholar

Dossin, G. (1927), Autres textes sumériens et accadiens, Paris: MDP 18.Google Scholar

Dossin, G. (1962), ‘Bronze inscrits du Luristan de la Collection Foroughi’, IrAnt 2, 149–64.Google Scholar

Drouin, E. (1895), ‘Onomastique arsacide: Essai d'explication des noms des rois parthes’, Revue Numismatique 3rd ser. 13, 360–88.Google Scholar

Dubovský, P. (2013) ‘Dynamics of the fall: Ashurbanipal's conquest of Elam’, SE, 451–70.

Duchene, J. (1986), ‘La localisation de Huhnur’, FHE, 65–74.

Duchesne-Guillemin, J. (1979), ‘Kambyses 2’, KP 3, 99–100.Google Scholar

Duchesne-Guillemin, J. (1983), ‘Zoroastrian religion’, CHI 3/2, 866–908.Google Scholar

Durand, J.-M. (1986), ‘Fragments rejoints pour une histoire élamite’, FHE, 111–28.

Durand, J.-M. (1990), ‘Commerce de l’étain à Mari’, NABU, 69.

Durand, J.-M. (1992), ‘Rapports entre l’Élam et Ourouk’, NABU, 62.

Durand, J.-M. (1994), ‘L'empereur d'Elam et ses vassaux’, CDR, 15–22.

Durand, J.-M. (2013), ‘La “suprématie Élamite” sur les Amorrites: Réexamen, vingt ans après la XXXVIe RAI (1989)’, SE, 329–40.

Dyson, R.H. Jr. (1987), ‘The relative and absolute chronology of Hissar II and the Proto-Elamite horizon of northern Iran’, in Aurenche, O., Evin, J. and Hours, F., eds., Chronologies in the Near East, Oxford: BAR International Series 379, 647–78.Google Scholar

Edel, E. and Mayrhofer, M. (1971), ‘Notizen zu Fremdnamen in ägyptischen Quellen’, Or 40, 1–10.Google Scholar

Edzard, D.O. (1957), Die ‘zweite Zwischenzeit’ Babyloniens, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.Google Scholar

Edzard, D.O. (1959–60), ‘Neue Inschriften zur Geschichte von Ur III unter Šūsuen’, AfO 19, 1–32.Google Scholar

Edzard, D.O. (1967a), ‘The Early Dynastic period’, in Bottéro, J., Cassin, E. and Vercoutter, J., eds., The Near East: The early civilizations, New York: Delacorte Press, 52–90.Google Scholar

Edzard, D.O. (1967b), ‘The Third Dynasty of Ur – its empire and its successor states’, in Bottéro, J., Cassin, E. and Vercoutter, J., eds., The Near East: The early civilizations, New York: Delacorte Press, 133–76.Google Scholar

Egmond, F. and Mason, P. (1997), The mammoth and the mouse: Microhistory and morphology, Baltimore/London: Johns Hopkins University Press.Google Scholar

Eidem, J. (1985), ‘News from the eastern front: The evidence from Tell Shemshara’, Iraq 47, 83–107.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Eidem, J. (1992), The Shemshara Archives 2: The administrative texts, Copenhagen: Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab, Historisk-filosofiske Skrifter 15.Google Scholar

Eilers, W. (1954), ‘Der Name Demawend’, ArOr 22, 267–374.Google Scholar

Eilers, W. (1964), ‘Kyros’, Beiträge zur Namenforschung 15, 180–236.Google Scholar

Eilers, W. (1974), ‘The name of Cyrus’, in Commémoration Cyrus: Hommage Universel III, Leiden: AcIr 3, 3–9.Google Scholar

Eilers, W. (1982), ‘Geographische Namengebung in und um Iran’, Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, philosophische-historische Klasse Sitzungsberichte. 5, 3–67.Google Scholar

Engels, D. (2013), ‘A new frataraka chronology’, Latomus 72, 28–80.Google Scholar

Englund, R.K. (1994), Archaic administrative texts from Uruk: The early campaigns, Berlin: Ausgrabungen der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft in Uruk-Warka 15 [= Archaische Texte aus Uruk 5].Google Scholar

Englund, R.K. (1998), ‘Texts from the Late Uruk period’, in Bauer, J., Englund, R.K. and Krebernik, M., eds., Mesopotamien: Späturuk– und Frühdynastische Zeit, Fribourg: OBO 160/1, 13–233.Google Scholar

Englund, R.K. (2006), ‘An examination of the “textual” witnesses to Late Uruk world systems’, in Gong, Y. and Chen, Y., eds., A collection of papers on ancient civilizations of Western Asia, Asia Minor and North Africa, Beijing: Oriental Studies Special Issue, 1–38.Google Scholar

Englund, R.K. and Grégoire, J.-P. (1991), The Proto-Cuneiform texts from Jemdet Nasr I: Copies, transliterations and glossary, Berlin: MSVO 1.Google Scholar

Englund, R.K. and Nissen, H.J. (1993), Die lexikalischen Listen der archaischen Texte aus Uruk, Berlin: Ausgrabungen der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft in Uruk-Warka 13 [= Archaische Texte aus Uruk 3].Google Scholar

Eqbal, H. (1979), ‘The Seleucid, Parthian, and Sasanian periods on the Izeh Plain’, in Wright, H.T., ed., Archaeological investigations in northeastern Xuzestan, 1976, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Technical Report No. 10, 114–23.Google Scholar

Falconer, S.E. and Savage, S.H. (1995), ‘Heartlands and hinterlands: Alternative trajectories of early urbanization in Mesopotamia and the southern Levant’, American Antiquity 60, 37–58.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Fales, F.M. (1973), Censimenti e catasti di epoca Neo-Assira, Rome: Studi Economici e Tecnologici 2.Google Scholar

Fales, F.M. and Postgate, J.N. (1992), Imperial administrative records, pt. 1: Palace and temple administration, Helsinki: State Archives of Assyria 7.Google Scholar

Falkenstein, A. (1950), ‘Ibbisîn – Išbi'erra’, ZA 49, 59–79.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Farber, W. (1975), ‘Eine elamische Inschrift aus der 1. Hälfte des 2. Jahrtausends’, ZA 64, 74–86.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Fassbinder, J., Becker, H. and van Ess, M. (2005), ‘Prospections magnétiques à Uruk (Warka), la cité du roi Gilgamesh (Irak)’, Dossiers d'Archéologie 308, 20–5.Google Scholar

Felix, W. (1985), Antike literarische Quellen zur Außenpolitik des Sasanidenstaates i (224–309), Vienna: Sitzungsberichte der Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, philosophische-historische Klasse 456 [= Veröffentlichungen der Iranischen Kommission 18].Google Scholar

Fiandra, E. (1982), ‘Porte e chiusure di sicurezza nell'antico oriente’, Bollettino d'Arte (6th ser.) 67, 1–18.Google Scholar

Fiey, J.M. (1970), Jalons pour une histoire de l’église en Iraq, Louvain: CSCO 310 [= Subsidia 36].Google Scholar

Fiey, J.M. (1974), ‘Les communautés syriaques en Iran des premiers siècles à 1552’, in Hommage universel 3, Leiden: AcIr 3, 279–97.Google Scholar

Fiey, J.M. (1977), Nisibe, métropole syriaque orientale et ses suffragants des origines à nos jours, Louvain: CSCO 388 [= Subsidia 54].Google Scholar

Fiey, J.M. (1979), ‘L'Elam, la première des métropoles ecclésiastiques syriennes orientales’, in Fiey, J.M, Communautés syriaques en Iran et Irak des origines à 1552, London: Variorum, 123–53, 221–67.Google Scholar

Fincke, J. (1993), Die Orts– und Gewässernamen der Nuzi-Texte, Wiesbaden: RGTC 10.Google Scholar

Finkel, I. (2013), The Cyrus Cylinder: The king of Persia's proclamation from ancient Babylon, London: I.B. Tauris.Google Scholar

Fischer, T. (1971), ‘ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΚΑΜΝΙΣΚ(Ε)ΙΡΟΥ’, Chiron 1, 169–75.Google Scholar

Fisher, W.B. (1968), ‘Physical geography’, CHI I, 3–110.Google Scholar

Flannery, K.V. (1969), ‘Origins and ecological effects of early domestication in Iran and the Near East’, in Ucko, P.J. and Dimbleby, G.W., eds., The domestication and exploitation of plants and animals, London: Duckworth, 73–100.Google Scholar

Flannery, K.V. (1983), ‘Early pig domestication in the Fertile Crescent: A retrospective look’, in Young, T.C. Jr., Smith, P.E.L. and Mortensen, P., eds., The hilly flanks and beyond: Essays on the prehistory of Southwestern Asia presented to Robert J. Braidwood, November 15, 1982, Chicago: SAOC 36, 163–88.Google Scholar

Floigl, V. (1881), Cyrus und Herodot nach den neugefundenen Keilinschriften, Leipzig: Wilhelm Friedrich Verlagsbuchhandlung.Google Scholar

Floor, W. (2003), Traditional crafts in Qajar Iran (1800–1925), Costa Mesa, CA: Mazda Publishers.Google Scholar

Flower, S. (1693), ‘An exact draught or copy of the several characters engraven in marble at the mountains of Nocturestand and Chahelminar in Persia, as they were taken in November 1667’, Philosophical Transactions 17, 776–7.Google Scholar

Fontan, E. (1994), De Khorsabad à Paris: La découverte des Assyriens, Paris: Notes et documents des musées de France 26.Google Scholar

Forbiger, A. (1844), Handbuch der alten Geographie aus den Quellen bearbeitet, ii, Leipzig: Mayer and Wigand.Google Scholar

Foster, B.R. (1982), ‘Archives and record-keeping in Sargonic Mesopotamia’, ZA 72, 1–27.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Foster, B.R. (1985), ‘The Sargonic victory stele from Telloh’, Iraq 47, 15–30.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Foster, B.R. (1993), Before the muses: An anthology of Akkadian literature, 2 vols., Bethesda: CDL Press.Google Scholar

Foy, W. (1898), ‘Beiträge zur Erklärung der susischen Achaemenideninschriften’, ZDMG 52, 564–605.Google Scholar

Foy, W. (1900), ‘Altpersisches und Neuelamisches’, ZDMG 54, 341–77.Google Scholar

Foy-Vaillant, J. (1775), Arsacidarum Imperium sive Regum Parthorum Historia: Ad fidem Numismatum accomodata, vol. 1, Paris: Caroli Moette.Google Scholar

Frahm, E. (1997), Einleitung in die Sanḫerib-Inschriften, Horn: AfO Beiheft 26.Google Scholar

Frame, G. (1992), Babylonia 689–627 BC: A political history, Leiden: Uitgaven van het Nederlands Historisch-Archaeologisch Instituut te Istanbul 69.Google Scholar

Francfort, H.-P. and Tremblay, X. (2010), ‘Marhaši et la Civilisation de l'Oxus’, IrAnt 45, 51–224.Google Scholar

Frankfort, H. (1954; rev. 1970), The Art and architecture of the ancient Near East, Harmondsworth: Penguin.Google Scholar

Frankfort, H. (1955), Stratified cylinder seals from the Diyala region, Chicago: OIP 72.Google Scholar

Fraser, J.A. (2008), ‘An alternate view of complexity at Tall-e Bakun A’, Iran 46, 1–19.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

Fraser, J.B. (1826), Travels and adventures in the Persian provinces on the southern banks of the Caspian Sea: With an appendix, containing short notices on the geology and commerce of Persia. London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green.Google Scholar

Fraser, P.M. (1996), Cities of Alexander the Great, Oxford: Clarendon Press.Google Scholar

Frayne, D.R. (1991), ‘Historical texts in Haifa: Notes on R. Kutscher's “Brockmon Tablets”’, BiOr 48, 378–409.Google Scholar