Volume 12, Issue 1 | Water History

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Volume 12, Issue 1

March 2020

Special issue on “Water and power: what is left?”

Issue Editor:

Lucia Mori

9 articles in this issue

Editorial Water History Issue 1 2020
Maurits W. Ertsen
EditorialNotes 25 April 2020 Pages: 1 - 1
Preface
Frederick Mario Fales
EditorialNotes 02 May 2020 Pages: 3 - 10
“Water and power”: what is left? An introduction to the workshop “Waterscapes: new perspectives on hydrocultural landscapes in the ancient Near East”
Lucia Mori
OriginalPaper 18 April 2020 Pages: 11 - 22
The taming of the wilderness: marshes as an economic resource in 3rd millennium BC Southern Mesopotamia
Angela Greco
OriginalPaper 02 April 2020 Pages: 23 - 38
Water environments in Ur III Ĝirsu/Lagaš: from natural setting to economic resource
Noemi Borrelli
OriginalPaper 23 April 2020 Pages: 39 - 55
The unconquerable country: the Babylonian marshes in the Neo-Assyrian sources
Ariel M. Bagg
OriginalPaper Open access 20 April 2020 Pages: 57 - 73
The sea in Sumerian literature
Lorenzo Verderame
OriginalPaper 02 April 2020 Pages: 75 - 91
“Let’s move the earth and build a canal!” The management of water infrastructures in a Sumerian city at the end of the third millennium
Sergio Alivernini
OriginalPaper 02 April 2020 Pages: 93 - 104
The mathematics of canal construction in the kingdoms of Larsa and Babylon
Robert Middeke-Conlin
OriginalPaper 07 April 2020 Pages: 105 - 128