UET 6/1, 74, the Hymnic Introduction of a Sumerian Letter-Prayer to Ninšubur (ZA 106)

The Literary Sumerian of Old Babylonian Ur: UET 6/2 in Transliteration and Translation with Select Commentary (Cuneiform Digital Library Preprints Title 16)

The Curricular Context of an Akkadian Prayer from Old Babylonian Ur (UET 6 402)

The Literary Sumerian of Old Babylonian Ur: UET 6/1 in Transliteration and Translation with Select Commentary (Cuneiform Digital Library Preprints 15)

The Sun of Nippur: Tracing the Origin of Old Babylonian Sumerian Compositions to Utu based on Literary Features, WZKM 112 (2022), 321-346

The Literary Sumerian of Old Babylonian Ur: UET 6/3 in Transliteration and Translation with Select Commentary (Cuneiform Digital Library Preprints Title 17)

A Reconstruction of the Sumerian Prayer gi-izi-lá gùr-ru “Carrying a torch” According to New Fragments and Joins

Kaskal 18, 2021

Two Additional Old Babylonian Sumerian Literary Letters from Nippur

A FRAGMENT OF A SUMERIAN LAMENT: BM 65463, TABLET XI OF THE BALAĜ ÚRU ÀM-MA-IR-RA-BI

Sumerian Cultic Songs From Nippur with a Connection to the Sumerian Temple Hymns (JCS 72, 2020)

A Babylonian Manuscript of the Great Hymn to Ištar, Kaskal 19 (2022), 169–176

Kaskal 19, 2022

From the Electronic Babylonian Literature Lab 34. Further Kiutu Fragments and Joins, KASKAL 19 (2022), 185-190

AMAR ANNUS: The God Ninurta in the Mythology and Royal Ideology of Ancient Mesopotamia . (State Archives of Assyria Studies Vol. 14.) xvi, 242 pp. Helsinki: University of Helsinki, Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 2002

Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 2005

Sumerian Literary Fragments in the University Museum, Philadelphia III: Hymns to Deities (UF 42: 573-612)

Review of: M. Sigrist, Neo-Sumerian Archival Texts in the Nies Babylonian Collection, Bethesda 2001

Journal of the American Oriental Society 122(4), 2002

RA 107-2013- FROM THE COLLECTIONS OF AN OLD BABYLONIAN LITERARY CONNOISSEUR

Revue d'Assyriologie 7 , 2013

A New Old Babylonian Sumerian Literary “Catalog”?

Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und vorderasiatische …, 2010

A Middle Babylonian Fragment of Angim in the University of Pennsylvania Museum

From the Electronic Babylonian Literature Lab 35. BM 38873: A Parallel Fragment to Kiutu M, KASKAL 19 (2022), 190-193

THE ELECTRONIC TEXT CORPUS OF SUMERIAN LITERATURE SUMERIAN HYMNS AND CULT SONGS

Another Fragment of a Bilingual Hymn to Utu, 1997

with Nathan Wasserman Fragments of Royalty: Two Old Babylonian Texts in Praise of Unknown KingsSigrist FS (2020)

2020

“I am Carrying a Torch to the Faraway Mountains”: An Old Babylonian Bilingual Personal Prayer and Its Textual Transmission, The IOS Annual 21 (2022), 3–28 (with U. Gabbay).

The Transformation of the Sumerian Temple Hymns

Melammu Workshops and Monographs 2, 2019

“Towards the Mountain Range that Gave Birth to Me …”: A Reconstructed širgida Song of Ninurta from Old Babylonian Nippur (Ninurta J/L)

Journal of Near Eastern Studies , 2022

Feeding Gods and Dogs: New Ur III and Old Babylonian Texts in the Ashmolean Museum

CDLB, 2024

(and Baragli, B.) Utu and Inana: A Sumerian Cultic Song Containing a Myth Featuring The Journey of The Rising Sun, The Appearance of The Morning Star, and The Aromatics Trade

2023

Ur III-Texts

A Fragmentary Sumerian Text Featuring Enlil's Conquest of the Eastern Mountains and a Praise of the Ekur by NIsaba (Author Draft))

"A Neo-Sumerian Contract from Du-Enlila? and Related Texts," in dubsar 5, FS Neumann

(2008) A Nimrud Manuscript of the Fourth Tablet of the Series Mīs Pî, CTN IV 170(+)188, and a Kiutu Incantation to the Sun God, Iraq 70, 189–204

Iraq 70, 2008

“A Second Sumerian Inscription of Naram-Sîn of Uruk, Found in the Eanna Precinct,” appendix to E. von Dassow, “Naram-Sîn of Uruk: A New King in an Old Shoe-Box,” Journal of Cuneiform Studies 61 (2009), 63-91.

New Nippur Manuscripts of the Ur Lament, I

Neo-Sumerian Administrative Texts from the Rosen Collection (Nisaba 32) [foreword&introduction]

2019

Sumerian Temple Hymns The ancestor of th

THE DIVINE APPOINTMENT OF THE FIRST ANTEDILUVIAN KING: NEWLY RECOVERED CONTENT FROM THE UR VERSION OF THE SUMERIAN FLOOD STORY (JCS 70)