Open Access Journal: Hungarian Assyriological Review

HAR – Hungarian Assyriological Review is a scientific journal, covering all periods and themes in Near Eastern archaeology, history, philology, and linguistics.

The journal is published by the Institute of Archaeological Sciences and the Institute of Ancient and Classical Studies, Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary.

Latest issue • Volume 1, Issue 2, 2020

Early Babylonian tablets in the British Museum’s Kuyunjik Collection 1: A fragment of an administrative document from Ur III Girsu?

Zs. J. Földi

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The morphophonological analysis of Hittite šipantaš, šipandaš‘(s)he libated’

A. Kloekhorst

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A Fresh Look at Recently Published Anatolian Hieroglyphic Seals

M. Poetto

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Floh im Ohr: Forrers Ahhijawā-Deutung, Āhhijā und ihr kilikischer Nachzügler Hijawa

D. Schürr

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The geomorphological and environmental context of the Grd-i Tle archaeological site

I. Viczián

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Contents • Volume 1, Issue 1, July 2020

Frontmatter
Editors
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Paratactic relative clauses in Sumerian
G. Zólyomi
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An abbreviated version of En-metena 1 from the Sulaymaniyah MuseumA. Khwshnaw, G. Zólyomi
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Cuneiform Luwian =ku(wa): form and meaning
Zs. Simon
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The property of the city, the property of the king? A new fragment of YOS 12, 321Zs. J. Földi
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