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Women's earliest records: from ancient Egypt and western Asia

Lesko, Barbara S.

Year: 1989.

Publisher: Scholars Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Acknowledgements

Preface

List of Authors and Respondents

Abbreviations

List of Figures

Ancient Egypt, an Introduction

Old Kingdom Egypt

Women in the Old Kingdom and the Heracleopolitan Period

Responses to Dr. Fischer's Paper

The Middle Kingdom

Non-Royal Women and their Occupations in the Middle Kingdom

Responses to Professor Ward's Paper

Third Millennium Mesopotamia

Women in the Economy of Sumer

Responses to Professor Van de Mieroop's Paper

Women, Hospitality, and the Honor of the Family

Responses to Dr. Glassner's Paper

Discussions at the end of Day One

The Egyptian New Kingdom

Some Images of Women in New Kingdom Art and Literature

Responses to Dr. Robins' Paper

Women as Owners of Immovables in Pharaonic Egypt

Responses to Prof. Allam's Paper

Western Asia in the Second Millennium

Independent Women in Ancient Mesopotamia?

Responses to Prof. Harris' Paper

Some Aspects of the Position of Women in Nuzi

Responses to Dr. Grosz's Paper

Egypt in the First Millennium

Women and Business Life in Egypt in the First Millennium B.C.

Responses to Prof. Menu's Paper

Discussions at the End of Day Two

Western Asia in the First Millennium

Non-Royal Women in the Late Babylonian Period: a survey

Responses to Prof. Kuhrt's Paper

Marriage and Matrimonial Prestations in First Millennium B.C. Babylonia

Responses to Prof. Roth's Paper

Introduction to Ancient Israel

Women and the Domestic Economy of Early Israel

Responses to Prof. Meyers' Paper

Women's Religion in Ancient Israel

Responses to Prof. Bird's Paper

Concluding Discussions

Bibliography

Indexes

reviews

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Title:

Women's earliest records : from ancient Egypt and western Asia edited by Barbara S. Lesko.

Author:

Lesko, Barbara S

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Women's earliest records : from ancient Egypt and western Asia edited by Barbara S. Lesko.
Lesko, Barbara S
Atlanta, Ga.: Scholars Press, 1989.

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Subject Headings:

• Women -- Middle East -- History -- Bibliography
• Women -- Middle East -- History -- Congresses
• Middle East -- History -- To 622 -- Congresses
• Middle East -- Civilization -- To 622 -- Congresses

Notes:

• "Proceedings of the Conference on Women in the Ancient Near East, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island November 5-7, 1987"--t.p.
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