Accounting in Neo-Babylonian Institutional Archives: Structure, Usage, Implications

Michael Jursa

Accounting in Neo-Babylonian Institutional Archives: Structure, Usage, Implications

Department of Near Eastern Studies

Publications: Contribution to book › Contribution to proceedings

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Creating economic order
Subtitle of host publication	record-keeping, standardization, and the development of accounting in the ancient Near East : a colloquium held at The British Museum, November [10-11], 2000
Editors	Michael Hudson
Place of Publication	Bethesda (Md.)
Publisher	CDL Press
Pages	145-198
Number of pages	44
ISBN (Print)	1-883053-85-4
Publication status	Published - 2004

Publication series

Series	International Scholars Conference on Ancient Near Eastern Economics. Series
Volume	4

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

602044 Semitic studies

Cite this

Jursa, Michael. / Accounting in Neo-Babylonian Institutional Archives : Structure, Usage, Implications. Creating economic order: record-keeping, standardization, and the development of accounting in the ancient Near East : a colloquium held at The British Museum, November [10-11], 2000. editor / Michael Hudson. Bethesda (Md.) : CDL Press, 2004. pp. 145-198 (International Scholars Conference on Ancient Near Eastern Economics. Series, Vol. 4).

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Accounting in Neo-Babylonian Institutional Archives: Structure, Usage, Implications. / Jursa, Michael.
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Publications: Contribution to book › Contribution to proceedings

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Jursa M. Accounting in Neo-Babylonian Institutional Archives: Structure, Usage, Implications. In Hudson M, editor, Creating economic order: record-keeping, standardization, and the development of accounting in the ancient Near East : a colloquium held at The British Museum, November [10-11], 2000. Bethesda (Md.): CDL Press. 2004. p. 145-198. (International Scholars Conference on Ancient Near Eastern Economics. Series, Vol. 4).