Scales of Fate. Trade, Tradition, and the Transformation in the Eastern Mediterranean ca. 1350–1175 BCE. (AOAT 357) AOAT 408 8 Literaturverzeichnis

8 Literaturverzeichnis

Robert Rollinger

die an außergewöhnlichen Orten standen

im Besonderen die Verhältnisse zwischen dem Mittleren Osten und dem antiken Griechenland

and development of Late Babylonian libraries in Uruk and Babylon

Scales of Fate. Trade, Tradition, and the Transformation in the Eastern Mediterranean ca. 1350–1175 BCE. (AOAT 357) AOAT 408 8 LiteraturverzeichnisChristopher Mountfort Monroe ISBN: 978 3 86835 015 9 Pub: 2009 xviii + 362 pp. The aim is to clarify and problematize the socioeconomic roles of entrepreneurs (including merchants, traders, creditors, and financiers) in Late Bronze Age societies of the Eastern Mediterranean world. The region is bounded by kingdoms of the 14th to early 12th century BCE as represented in archives of clay tablets written in cuneiform and linear scripts. This encompasses