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I have been invited by the University of Berlin for an epigraphical research meeting on February 20-23, 2017.
This research meeting is organized by Mark Geller of the Freie Universität Berlin. It will focus on the new Aramaic texts excavated in Maresha and which I am stuying with Esther Eshel.
Together, we will further the decipherment of these mysterious religious texts and try to find parallels in the Ancient Near Eastern literature.
I’m looking forward to it! 😉
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Je comprends que tu sois pressé de déchiffrer ces nouvelles inscriptions !
Merci notre Indiana John’s
Est-ce la suite du “mystère des ostraca” ou bien de nouveaux textes?
Suite et (pas encore) fin! 😀
Alors un prochain article prometteur en vue… 🙂
Et nous nous avons hâte de découvrir le fruit de tes recherches. Serais- tu dispo à l’automne pour une conférence à Epinal?
Oui avec plaisir! 😀
With Esther Eshel and Mark Geller in Berlin! 🙂
Dream Team!