Ur and Jerusalem Not Mentioned in Ebla Tablets, Say Ebla Expedition Scholars
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Other members of the lecture team were Dr. Gabriella Scandone Matthiae, an Egyptologist who specializes in the contacts between Ebla and Egypt; Professor Stefania Mazzoni Archi, a pottery expert who is studying the ceramic connections between Syria and Palestine; and Dr. Frances Pinnock, who has made a special study of the lapis lazuli trade and evidence for contacts between Syria and lands to the east of Mesopotamia. The lecture tour was arranged by The International Institute for Mesopotamian Area Studies at the University of California at Los Angeles, under the direction of Professor Giorgio Buccellati.
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See the following in BAR: “Assessing Ebla,” BAR 04:01, by Paul C. Maloney; “The Politics of Ebla,” BAR 04:03, by Adam Mikaya; “Syria Tries to Influence Ebla Scholarship,” BAR 05:02, by Hershel Shanks; “Ebla Evidence Evaporates,” BAR 05:06; “Interview with David Noel Freedman,” BAR 06:03;