Two Aramaic incantation bowls and their relationship with the history of Late-Antique Mesopotamia
Abstract
Beyond the paramount importance of their texts for the study of Eastern Aramaic grammar in Late Antiquity, incantation bowls are relevant evidence for the study of Mesopotamian history. In this short note, incantation bowls from Hatra and Biǧān island (Middle Euphrates) will be addressed in relation to both historical sources and archaeological finds.
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Published
2023-09-09
Section
Aramaica
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