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@Dr_Alex_Nagel Thank you for attending our conference and hope to see you soon again

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@AleksEngeskaug It was great having you. Thank you for your contribution :)

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Our warmest thanks to all the participants, keynote speakers, professors who contributed to make this #bh6berlin week very productive and stimulating! Thanks for having been with us at Freie Universität and see you… https://t.co/DGU9LXtc29

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Session 8, #bh6berlin, and ancient Mesopotamian economy:
Zoltán Csabai discussing three Neo-Babylonian types of loans

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A great conclusion to the #bh6berlin! Naseem Raad studies market economy through a case study of port of Beirut

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Shops in Roman Berytus:
Hassan El-Hajj drawing new conclusions from excavations taken place since 1995 in Beyrut.
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Aleksander Engeskaug explains various aspects of Sassanian economy mentioned in "Pahlavi Books"
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In Session 7 Ahmad Kzzo highlights in his paper, together with Ali Jabbout, the importance and difficulties faced by the project that before the was in Syria documented the Ottoman inscriptions in Aleppo and itr region #bh6berlin

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An interesting research about female workers in the Persepolis economy by Yazdan Safaee
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A precise isotopic survey of staple finance in the early middle Bronze Age of Greater Near East, provided by Benjamin Irvine
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Lamia Sassine in Session 7 explores the ways in which museum superimposed text, material culture and identity to create a narrative of what is “Phonician” #bh6berlin

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The second part of Session 7 starts with a talk by Dinc Sarac about the current state of heritage studies in Turkish academia #bh6berlin

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A presentation by Sarvenaz Parsa about her field work on Char Taq buildings in Fars province, Iran
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Francesca Giusto, probing a possible relationship between Shami sanctuary and its natural environment
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Michael-Oleg Mindiak, looking critically at 19th century European responses to material culture of ancient Persia
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A desideratum in the study of Sassanian material culture: the significant presentation of Laylah Ziaii-Bigdeli about male body and depiction of masculinity.
Session 3, #bh6berlin concluded!

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Katarina Zartner, addressing important questions regarding the concept of hero and heroic nudity in Ancient Near Eastern Art
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The first speech of the last day of session 3, #bh6berlin beginns with Federica Pancin's remarkable case study of sacred trees in transmission of priestly science in Egypt

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In Session 7 Cinzia Pappi is giving a talk concerning the cultural heritage of the Koi Sanjaq region, providing an interesting overview of the local antiquities and the cultural awareness in this wonderful part of… https://t.co/TQwRkrJgXD

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Enrico Foietta discusses the evolution of the urban landscape of Hatra between the late Iron Age and the Parthian period. #bh6berlin