The politics of ritual change: the "zukru" festival in the political history of late Bronze Age Emar
"In The Politics of Ritual Change: The zukru Festival in the Political History of Late Bronze Age Emar, John Thames explores the intersection of ritual and politics in ancient Syria. The cuneiform texts describing an elaborate festival called zukru invite the reader to consider the development...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In The Politics of Ritual Change: The zukru Festival in the Political History of Late Bronze Age Emar, John Thames explores the intersection of ritual and politics in ancient Syria. The cuneiform texts describing an elaborate festival called zukru invite the reader to consider the development of the ritual as a result of political influence. This book suggests a new understanding of the relationship between the Hittite Empire and the city of Emar that is best observed through religious texts. The Harvard Semitic Monographs series publishes volumes from the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East. Other series offered by Brill that publish volumes from the Museum include Harvard Semitic Studies and Studies in the Archaeology and History of the Levant, https://hmane.harvard.edu/publications and https://hmane.harvard.edu/publications"-- |
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Contents Preface and Acknowledgements IX Abbreviations xii Abbreviations for Texts from Emar and Its Vicinity xv List of Tables xvi PART 1 The City ofEmar and Its zukru Rituah 1 Introduction to the City of Emar 3 1 Archaeological Excavations at Tell Meskeneh 2 The Archives of Emar 8 3 Emar’s Scribal Distinctions 13 5 2 The zukru Ritual: The City’s Offering to Dagan 16 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 375+ 397 + 401 + 428 + 448* + 449* 1.1 Text A: Textual and Philological Notes 30 1.2 Text B: Textual and Philological Notes 46 1.3 Text C: Textual and Philological Notes 47 1.4 Text D: Textual and Philological Notes 47 2 The zukru Ritual of the City of Emar 48 3 Gods and Humans in the zukru Ritual 50 4 The Performance of the zukru Ritual 54 4Л Dagan on Parade: The Processional Rites 54 4.2 “They Will Smash Their Clods” 58 4.3 Between the sikkānu-stones: The zukru's Sacred Space 61 4.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 67 4.5 Performing the Glorification Ceremonies 71 4.6 Donations to the Gods 76 4.7 Politics and Food· Feasting in the zukru Ritual 77 4.8 Emar 375+: Two Interconnected Rituals? 78 4.9 The interval Between Shorter zukru Performances 81 4.10 Copying Rituals 83
VI CONTENTS 3 The zukru Festival: Expansion of Local Traditions 84 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 373 + 374 + 376 + 424 + 425 + Dercksen Kaskai No. 3 84 1.1 Textual and Philological Notes 106 2 The zukru Ritual in Its Festival Version 132 3 zukru Festival Divinity 133 3.1 The Deities ofthe Palace 161 3.2 The Completeness of zukru Divinity 164 4 The Ritual Transaction: Donations to the Gods 175 5 The Sponsors of the zukru Festival 179 5.1 The nupuķannū-men 189 5.2 The zirãti-men 19г 6 The Provisioning of the zukru Festival 193 6.1 Animal Offerings: Prestige in Quantity and Quality 194 6.2 Offerings ofFoodstuff: Underlying Indications ofHittite Involvement 198 7 The Performance of the zukru in Its Festival Form 204 7.1 All the Gods on Parade: The Processional Rites 204 7.2 Feasting and the New zukru Sponsorship 210 7.3 Veiling the Face ofDagan 211 7.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 215 7.5 Sacred Space andDagan’s Perambulation at the sikkānu Gate 218 7.6 Days of Consecration 220 4 Part 1 Conclusion: The zukru Traditions 223 1 The Meaning of the Word "zukru” 223 2 The zukru Rituals: A Synthetic View 225 PART 2 Politics and Rituals 5 Emar in the Late Bronze Age: History, Politics, and Chronology 231 1 The Question of Emar’s Relationship to Mittani 231 2 Local Politics of Emar: The Conventional Format Documentation 239 3 The Hittite Conquest of North Syria 251 4 The Role of Hittite Karkamiš in Emar Politics: Evidence of the Free Format Documentation 254 5 The Relationship between Local and Foreign Authorities: Chronological Considerations and Political Change 265
CONTENTS VII 6 Politics, Power, and the zukru Festival 280 x The King and the zukru Festival 280 2 zukru Practice under Hittite Aegis 283 3 Hittite Involvement in Emar’s Cults 289 4 Cults of Anatolian Deities at Emar 299 5 The Hittite Interest in Emar’s Cults 303 6 Historical Context and the Dating of the zukru Texts 306 7 Part 2 Conclusion: Power, Politics, and Change in the zukru Rituals Bibliography 321 Index of Ancient Texts 339 314
Contents Preface and Acknowledgements IX Abbreviations xii Abbreviations for Texts from Emar and Its Vicinity xv List of Tables xvi PART 1 The City ofEmar and Its zukru Rituah 1 Introduction to the City of Emar 3 1 Archaeological Excavations at Tell Meskeneh 2 The Archives of Emar 8 3 Emar’s Scribal Distinctions 13 5 2 The zukru Ritual: The City’s Offering to Dagan 16 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 375+ 397 + 401 + 428 + 448* + 449* 1.1 Text A: Textual and Philological Notes 30 1.2 Text B: Textual and Philological Notes 46 1.3 Text C: Textual and Philological Notes 47 1.4 Text D: Textual and Philological Notes 47 2 The zukru Ritual of the City of Emar 48 3 Gods and Humans in the zukru Ritual 50 4 The Performance of the zukru Ritual 54 4Л Dagan on Parade: The Processional Rites 54 4.2 “They Will Smash Their Clods” 58 4.3 Between the sikkānu-stones: The zukru's Sacred Space 61 4.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 67 4.5 Performing the Glorification Ceremonies 71 4.6 Donations to the Gods 76 4.7 Politics and Food· Feasting in the zukru Ritual 77 4.8 Emar 375+: Two Interconnected Rituals? 78 4.9 The interval Between Shorter zukru Performances 81 4.10 Copying Rituals 83
VI CONTENTS 3 The zukru Festival: Expansion of Local Traditions 84 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 373 + 374 + 376 + 424 + 425 + Dercksen Kaskai No. 3 84 1.1 Textual and Philological Notes 106 2 The zukru Ritual in Its Festival Version 132 3 zukru Festival Divinity 133 3.1 The Deities ofthe Palace 161 3.2 The Completeness of zukru Divinity 164 4 The Ritual Transaction: Donations to the Gods 175 5 The Sponsors of the zukru Festival 179 5.1 The nupuķannū-men 189 5.2 The zirãti-men 19г 6 The Provisioning of the zukru Festival 193 6.1 Animal Offerings: Prestige in Quantity and Quality 194 6.2 Offerings ofFoodstuff: Underlying Indications ofHittite Involvement 198 7 The Performance of the zukru in Its Festival Form 204 7.1 All the Gods on Parade: The Processional Rites 204 7.2 Feasting and the New zukru Sponsorship 210 7.3 Veiling the Face ofDagan 211 7.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 215 7.5 Sacred Space andDagan’s Perambulation at the sikkānu Gate 218 7.6 Days of Consecration 220 4 Part 1 Conclusion: The zukru Traditions 223 1 The Meaning of the Word "zukru” 223 2 The zukru Rituals: A Synthetic View 225 PART 2 Politics and Rituals 5 Emar in the Late Bronze Age: History, Politics, and Chronology 231 1 The Question of Emar’s Relationship to Mittani 231 2 Local Politics of Emar: The Conventional Format Documentation 239 3 The Hittite Conquest of North Syria 251 4 The Role of Hittite Karkamiš in Emar Politics: Evidence of the Free Format Documentation 254 5 The Relationship between Local and Foreign Authorities: Chronological Considerations and Political Change 265
CONTENTS VII 6 Politics, Power, and the zukru Festival 280 x The King and the zukru Festival 280 2 zukru Practice under Hittite Aegis 283 3 Hittite Involvement in Emar’s Cults 289 4 Cults of Anatolian Deities at Emar 299 5 The Hittite Interest in Emar’s Cults 303 6 Historical Context and the Dating of the zukru Texts 306 7 Part 2 Conclusion: Power, Politics, and Change in the zukru Rituals Bibliography 321 Index of Ancient Texts 339 314 |
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Contents Preface and Acknowledgements IX Abbreviations xii Abbreviations for Texts from Emar and Its Vicinity xv List of Tables xvi PART 1 The City ofEmar and Its zukru Rituah 1 Introduction to the City of Emar 3 1 Archaeological Excavations at Tell Meskeneh 2 The Archives of Emar 8 3 Emar’s Scribal Distinctions 13 5 2 The zukru Ritual: The City’s Offering to Dagan 16 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 375+ 397 + 401 + 428 + 448* + 449* 1.1 Text A: Textual and Philological Notes 30 1.2 Text B: Textual and Philological Notes 46 1.3 Text C: Textual and Philological Notes 47 1.4 Text D: Textual and Philological Notes 47 2 The zukru Ritual of the City of Emar 48 3 Gods and Humans in the zukru Ritual 50 4 The Performance of the zukru Ritual 54 4Л Dagan on Parade: The Processional Rites 54 4.2 “They Will Smash Their Clods” 58 4.3 Between the sikkānu-stones: The zukru's Sacred Space 61 4.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 67 4.5 Performing the Glorification Ceremonies 71 4.6 Donations to the Gods 76 4.7 Politics and Food· Feasting in the zukru Ritual 77 4.8 Emar 375+: Two Interconnected Rituals? 78 4.9 The interval Between Shorter zukru Performances 81 4.10 Copying Rituals 83
VI CONTENTS 3 The zukru Festival: Expansion of Local Traditions 84 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 373 + 374 + 376 + 424 + 425 + Dercksen Kaskai No. 3 84 1.1 Textual and Philological Notes 106 2 The zukru Ritual in Its Festival Version 132 3 zukru Festival Divinity 133 3.1 The Deities ofthe Palace 161 3.2 The Completeness of zukru Divinity 164 4 The Ritual Transaction: Donations to the Gods 175 5 The Sponsors of the zukru Festival 179 5.1 The nupuķannū-men 189 5.2 The zirãti-men 19г 6 The Provisioning of the zukru Festival 193 6.1 Animal Offerings: Prestige in Quantity and Quality 194 6.2 Offerings ofFoodstuff: Underlying Indications ofHittite Involvement 198 7 The Performance of the zukru in Its Festival Form 204 7.1 All the Gods on Parade: The Processional Rites 204 7.2 Feasting and the New zukru Sponsorship 210 7.3 Veiling the Face ofDagan 211 7.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 215 7.5 Sacred Space andDagan’s Perambulation at the sikkānu Gate 218 7.6 Days of Consecration 220 4 Part 1 Conclusion: The zukru Traditions 223 1 The Meaning of the Word "zukru” 223 2 The zukru Rituals: A Synthetic View 225 PART 2 Politics and Rituals 5 Emar in the Late Bronze Age: History, Politics, and Chronology 231 1 The Question of Emar’s Relationship to Mittani 231 2 Local Politics of Emar: The Conventional Format Documentation 239 3 The Hittite Conquest of North Syria 251 4 The Role of Hittite Karkamiš in Emar Politics: Evidence of the Free Format Documentation 254 5 The Relationship between Local and Foreign Authorities: Chronological Considerations and Political Change 265
CONTENTS VII 6 Politics, Power, and the zukru Festival 280 x The King and the zukru Festival 280 2 zukru Practice under Hittite Aegis 283 3 Hittite Involvement in Emar’s Cults 289 4 Cults of Anatolian Deities at Emar 299 5 The Hittite Interest in Emar’s Cults 303 6 Historical Context and the Dating of the zukru Texts 306 7 Part 2 Conclusion: Power, Politics, and Change in the zukru Rituals Bibliography 321 Index of Ancient Texts 339 314
Contents Preface and Acknowledgements IX Abbreviations xii Abbreviations for Texts from Emar and Its Vicinity xv List of Tables xvi PART 1 The City ofEmar and Its zukru Rituah 1 Introduction to the City of Emar 3 1 Archaeological Excavations at Tell Meskeneh 2 The Archives of Emar 8 3 Emar’s Scribal Distinctions 13 5 2 The zukru Ritual: The City’s Offering to Dagan 16 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 375+ 397 + 401 + 428 + 448* + 449* 1.1 Text A: Textual and Philological Notes 30 1.2 Text B: Textual and Philological Notes 46 1.3 Text C: Textual and Philological Notes 47 1.4 Text D: Textual and Philological Notes 47 2 The zukru Ritual of the City of Emar 48 3 Gods and Humans in the zukru Ritual 50 4 The Performance of the zukru Ritual 54 4Л Dagan on Parade: The Processional Rites 54 4.2 “They Will Smash Their Clods” 58 4.3 Between the sikkānu-stones: The zukru's Sacred Space 61 4.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 67 4.5 Performing the Glorification Ceremonies 71 4.6 Donations to the Gods 76 4.7 Politics and Food· Feasting in the zukru Ritual 77 4.8 Emar 375+: Two Interconnected Rituals? 78 4.9 The interval Between Shorter zukru Performances 81 4.10 Copying Rituals 83
VI CONTENTS 3 The zukru Festival: Expansion of Local Traditions 84 1 Texts and Translations: Emar 373 + 374 + 376 + 424 + 425 + Dercksen Kaskai No. 3 84 1.1 Textual and Philological Notes 106 2 The zukru Ritual in Its Festival Version 132 3 zukru Festival Divinity 133 3.1 The Deities ofthe Palace 161 3.2 The Completeness of zukru Divinity 164 4 The Ritual Transaction: Donations to the Gods 175 5 The Sponsors of the zukru Festival 179 5.1 The nupuķannū-men 189 5.2 The zirãti-men 19г 6 The Provisioning of the zukru Festival 193 6.1 Animal Offerings: Prestige in Quantity and Quality 194 6.2 Offerings ofFoodstuff: Underlying Indications ofHittite Involvement 198 7 The Performance of the zukru in Its Festival Form 204 7.1 All the Gods on Parade: The Processional Rites 204 7.2 Feasting and the New zukru Sponsorship 210 7.3 Veiling the Face ofDagan 211 7.4 Anointing the Stones with Blood and Oil 215 7.5 Sacred Space andDagan’s Perambulation at the sikkānu Gate 218 7.6 Days of Consecration 220 4 Part 1 Conclusion: The zukru Traditions 223 1 The Meaning of the Word "zukru” 223 2 The zukru Rituals: A Synthetic View 225 PART 2 Politics and Rituals 5 Emar in the Late Bronze Age: History, Politics, and Chronology 231 1 The Question of Emar’s Relationship to Mittani 231 2 Local Politics of Emar: The Conventional Format Documentation 239 3 The Hittite Conquest of North Syria 251 4 The Role of Hittite Karkamiš in Emar Politics: Evidence of the Free Format Documentation 254 5 The Relationship between Local and Foreign Authorities: Chronological Considerations and Political Change 265
CONTENTS VII 6 Politics, Power, and the zukru Festival 280 x The King and the zukru Festival 280 2 zukru Practice under Hittite Aegis 283 3 Hittite Involvement in Emar’s Cults 289 4 Cults of Anatolian Deities at Emar 299 5 The Hittite Interest in Emar’s Cults 303 6 Historical Context and the Dating of the zukru Texts 306 7 Part 2 Conclusion: Power, Politics, and Change in the zukru Rituals Bibliography 321 Index of Ancient Texts 339 314 |
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| spelling | Thames, John Tracy Jr. Verfasser (DE-588)1221687212 aut The politics of ritual change the "zukru" festival in the political history of late Bronze Age Emar by John Tracy Thames, Jr. Leiden ; Boston Brill [2020] © 2020 XIV, 345 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Harvard Semitic monographs volume 65 "In The Politics of Ritual Change: The zukru Festival in the Political History of Late Bronze Age Emar, John Thames explores the intersection of ritual and politics in ancient Syria. The cuneiform texts describing an elaborate festival called zukru invite the reader to consider the development of the ritual as a result of political influence. This book suggests a new understanding of the relationship between the Hittite Empire and the city of Emar that is best observed through religious texts. The Harvard Semitic Monographs series publishes volumes from the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East. Other series offered by Brill that publish volumes from the Museum include Harvard Semitic Studies and Studies in the Archaeology and History of the Levant, https://hmane.harvard.edu/publications and https://hmane.harvard.edu/publications"-- Religiöses Fest (DE-588)4121583-7 gnd rswk-swf Ritus (DE-588)4124068-6 gnd rswk-swf Emar (DE-588)4387797-7 gnd rswk-swf Rites and ceremonies / Syria / Emar (Extinct city) Emar (Extinct city) / Religion Emar (DE-2581)TH000012101 gbd Religionen des Alten Orients (DE-2581)TH000006498 gbd Emar (DE-588)4387797-7 g Religiöses Fest (DE-588)4121583-7 s Ritus (DE-588)4124068-6 s DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Thames, John Tracy The politics of ritual change 978-90-04-42911-6 (DE-604)BV046658977 Harvard Semitic monographs volume 65 (DE-604)BV000002851 65 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032304256&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032304256&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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