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- Salutation formulas in the Peripheral AkkadianPublication without faculty affiliation
- Graphemic Analysis of Akkadian and Its Problems1999 | Faculty of Arts
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- Tell Fekheriye Inscription and the Western Assyrian Border in the late 9th Century B.C.E2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Tradition or Innovation? The Ugaritic-Egyptian Correspondence2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Egyptians and the Cuneiform Tradition. On the Palaeography of the Amarna Documents2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Amarna Texts from the Northern Levant. The Qaṭna Palaeography in Context2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Bibliography of Amarna: Supplement VI2019 | Faculty of Arts
- The Peak of Formalism : Quotation and Direct Speech in the Correspondence of Mari2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Several Remarks to the Origin of the Selected Amarna Letters2004 | Faculty of Arts
- Letters of Egyptian Kings2003 | Faculty of Arts
- Ugaritic literature2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Ugarit: 'International' or 'Vassal' Correspondence?2006 | Faculty of Arts
- The Evolution of Arabic2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Reconstructing the phoneme *gh in the Semitic languages2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Being a Loyal Servant. Egypt and the Levant from the Perspective of Juridical Terminology of the 18th Dynasty2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Who's the King? An Image of the Egyptian King According to Non-Egyptian Evidence2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Was There Ever an Egyptian Empire in the Northern Levant? Debunking the Egyptological Myth of Dynasty 182022 | Faculty of Arts
- Prestige or propaganda? Egyptian and Egyptianizing objects in the Late Bronze Age Near East and their implications for understanding New Kingdom foreign policy2017 | Faculty of Arts