Altaramäische Urkunden aus Assur presents a collection of Aramaic documents discovered in the ancient city of Assur. Compiled by Mark Lidzbarski, a renowned scholar of Semitic languages, this volume offers invaluable insights into the linguistic and historical context of the Aramaic language during the period. These documents provide a glimpse into the daily life, administrative practices, and cultural interactions of the time.

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