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November 17, 2016
Dear subscribers,   Several new texts have been recently added to the corpus of the Cuneiform Commentaries Project (http://ccp.yale.edu). Please find a list below.   Thanks are expressed to the following scholars, who have contributed their editions and feedback since the last newsletter: Matthew T...
August 18, 2016
Dear subscribers,   Several new texts have been recently added to the corpus of the Cuneiform Commentaries Project (http://ccp.yale.edu). Please find a list below.   In addition:    (1) Uri Gabbay has written an introduction to the comparative study of Akkadian commentaries and Early Hebrew...
June 27, 2016
Dear subscribers,   Several new texts have been recently added to the corpus of the Cuneiform Commentaries Project (http://ccp.yale.edu).   Thanks are expressed to the following scholars, who have contributed their editions and feedback: Yoram Cohen and Ulla Koch. We would like to renew or...
February 23, 2016
Dear subscribers,   Several new texts have been recently added to the corpus of the Cuneiform Commentaries Projecct (http://ccp.yale.edu).   Thanks are expressed to the following scholars, who have contributed their editions and feedback: Yoram Cohen, Uri Gabbay, Strahil Panayotov, Matthew Rutz,...
November 11, 2015
Dear subscribers,   Several new texts have been recently added to the corpus of the Cuneiform Commentaries Projecct (http://ccp.yale.edu).   Thanks are expressed to the following scholars, who have contributed their editions and feedback: Irving Finkel, Uri Gabbay, Ulla Koch, Strahil Panayotov,...
July 23, 2015
A few months after the official release of the Cuneiform Commentaries Project (http://ccp.yale.edu) in March 2015, we are happy to announce that CCP now includes over one hundred editedcommentaries. Whereas this amounts to just 12% of all known commentaries, it contains a flood of new information....
May 7, 2015
The Cuneiform Commentaries Project (CCP) at the University of Yale in the United States allows anyone, whether a scholar or the general public, to see how people in early history discussed texts and interpreted them. Ancient writings on cuneiform – clay tablets – have been gathered together on the...

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