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General Resources 
  
  
  
    
      
        
  Gateway to online resources of the Oriental Institute
  (Chicago). ABZU electronic 
	bibliography indexes  advanced scholarly research on the ANE by author, 
	project title, subject or journal. 
	Core Texts provides free access to digital editions of ANE documents; 
	while eTACT is the definitive 
	archive of English translations of Akkadian texts on the web. 
 
        
  Ellie Crystal's illustrated e-dictionary of
  ancient peoples & places includes pages on 
	Akkadia,
  Amorites, 
	Egypt,
  Iran, 
	Assyria,
  Babylon, 
	Canaan,
  Chaldeans, 
	Kassites,
  Medes, 
	Mesopotamia,
  & Sumer. 
 
        
  Homepage of the publishers of 
	Biblical
  Archaeological Review features a
	Bible 
	History Daily blog,
	free ebooks, 
	and a library of 
	over 7,000 articles from back issues of BAR & other BAS journals. 
 
        
  The Special Collections of Duke U offers
  on-line access to texts about & images of 1373 Egyptian papyri from late
  antiquity (Greco-Roman era). 
	Religion-related
  papyri range from pagan cults &
  magic to Coptic Christianity & early Islam. 
 
        
  Mark McDonald's extensive 
	well-researched collection combines excerpts from historical & biblical 
	texts, archaeological reports, & images of places & peoples spanning the 
	eastern Mediterranean from Turkey to Egypt to Iran from prehistoric times 
	through the early centuries 
	CE & acts as gateway to 
	related resources elsewhere on the internet. 
 
        
  This guided tour of the UCOI's resources
  provides highlights of the collections, photographic archives, archaeological
  & philological projects. 
 
        
  K. C. Hanson catalogs 250+ major on-line resources
  for research on the Mediterranean world in antiquity. 
 
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Language Tools
  
  
  
    
      
        
        
  From Internet Archive: a
  facsimile edition of classic 1836 Egyptian grammar (in French). 
         
        
        
          Jacques Kinnaer's
          elegantly-illustrated e-textbook includes an introduction to heiroglyphic
          script, sign lists, a concise grammer & a key to deciphering royal
          names & titles (Ancient
          Egypt Site). 
         
        
        
  Robert Oshana provides an audio-visual
  introduction to Aramaic script, phonetics & vocabulary. 
         
        
        
          
			Electronic
          Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature offers an introduction to the
          oldest known Mesopotamian language & the deciphering of 
			cuneiform
          script. 
         
        
        
  Electronic edition 
	of I. J. Gelb's 1961 textbook 
	(archived by Oriental Institute of U Chicago). 
         
        
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