Publikationen

Fiammetta Gori

Herausgeberschaft

• 2024 : E. Cianfanelli/F. Gori (Hg.), níĝ-ba dub-sar maḫ. Studies on Ebla and the Ancient Near East Presented to Amalia Catagnoti. Documenta Asiana XIV. Roma: Quasar

Aufsätze

• 2023 : „On Lapis Lazuli and Linen in Šuruppag Texts. An Analysis Through the Lens of Ebla Studies“, Studia Eblaitica 9, 160–166. DOI: 10.13173/STEBLA.9.1.160.
• 2023: „Mathematical Scripts at Ebla (3rd millennium BC). Writing Numbers as the Result of Linguistic Combination and Cultural Contamination“, in: S. Fontana [u. a.] (Hg.), Margins and Forgotten Places. Proceedings of the interdisciplinary Ph. D. conference (Verona, 17-19 May 2021). Studi e ricerche 189 (Alessandria: Dell’Orso), 69–78.
• 2024: A. Catagnoti/E. Cianfanelli/F. Gori/M. Bonechi: „The Value of Food: Historical, Prosopographical and Quantitative Aspects of the Final Letters and Related Texts from Ebla Palace G (3rd Millennium BC),“ in: S. de Martino [u. a.] (Hg.), Eating and Drinking in the Ancient Near East. Proceedings of the 67ᵗʰ Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Turin, 12–16 July 2021.dubsar: Altorientalische Publikationen 33 (Münster: Zaphon), 215–226.
• 2024: „Following the tracks of the ti-gi-na jewels in the Ebla texts: geographical provenance and socio-economic context“, in: E. Cianfanelli/F. Gori (Hg.), níĝ-ba dub-sar maḫ. Studies on Ebla and the Ancient Near East Presented to Amalia Catagnoti. Documenta Asiana XIV (Roma: Quasar), 197–213.
• (im Druck) „The King Says: ‘He Has Given the Gold; Thus, Change it at 2 and ½!’. On Gold to Silver Conversions in the Ebla Texts“, in: M. Bonechi (Hg.), Proceedings of the Workshop of the Rome research unit of the PRIN 2017 “Big Data and Early Archives (Big-DEA)”. Of numbers and magnitudes. Measure and value in pre-Sargonic Ebla (Rome, 31 March – 1 April 2022). Documenta Asiana 12 (Roma: Quasar).

• (im Druck) Rezension zu M. Krebernik/J.J.W. Lisman, The Sumerian Zame Hymns from Tell Abū Ṣalābīḫ. With an Appendix on the Early Dynastic Colophons. dubsar 12. In: Archiv für Orientforschung 56.