Ugarit

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Koordinate: 35°36′06″N, 35°47′0″E

Ugarit (moderno nalazište Ras Shamra رأس شمرة; što znači "vrh divljeg anisa" na arapskom) bio je drevni kozmopolitski lučki grad, smješten na mediteranskoj obali današnje Sirije nekoliko kilometara sjeverno od suvremenog grada Latakia. Ugarit je plaćao danak Egiptu i održavao trgovačke i diplomatske odnose s Ciprom (zvani Alashiya), što je dokumentirano u arhivama pronađenim na nalazištu i potvrđeno s ostacima mikenske i ciparske grnčarije. Grad je bio na svom vrhuncu od cca. 1450. pne. do 1200. pne..

Sadržaj/Садржај 1 Kraljevi Ugarita 2 V. također 3 Vanjski linkovi 3.1 Literatura

[uredi - уреди] Kraljevi Ugarita

• Niqmaddu I cca. 1850. pne.
• Yaqurum I cca. 1825. pne.
• Ibiranu I cca. 1600-e pne.
• Ammittamru I prije 1349. pne.
• Niqmaddu II 1349-1315. pne.
• Arhalba 1315-1313. pne.
• Niqmepa 1313-1260. pne.
• Ammittamru II 1260-1235. pne.
• Ibiranu II 1235-1220. pne.
• Niqmaddu III 1220-1215. pne.
• Ammurapi 1215-1185. pne.
• Yaqurum II cca. 1180-e pne. ?

[uredi - уреди] V. također

• Ugaritski jezik
• Ugaritsko pismo
• Ebla
• Elohim (bogovi)

[uredi - уреди] Vanjski linkovi

• Online text: The Epic of Ba'al
• Ugarit reading list, Drs Stuckenbruck and Weeks, University of Durham
• The Edinburgh Ras Shamra project includes an introduction to the discovery of Ugarit.
• Ugarit and the Bible
• Ugaritic Literature as an Aid to Understanding the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament)
• About the discovery of Ugarit
• Ugaritic culture, cult and art briefly outlined.
• Introduction to Ras Shamra (Ugarit), and a virtual museum of Ugaritic art.
• Brief description of the site of Ugarit.
• Resources on Biblical Archaeology
• Canaanite/Ugaritic Mythology
• Ugarit and Biblical Heritage - A site with descriptions of the primary and minor gods and generous excerpts from the actual stories.
• Brief history of Ugarit.
• Ugaritic texts and their relationship to the Old Testament.

[uredi - уреди] Literatura

• Bourdreuil, P. 1991. "Une bibliothèque au sud de la ville : Les textes de la 34e campagne (1973)". in Ras Shamra-Ougarit, 7 (Paris).
• Drews, Robert. 1995. The End of the Bronze Age: Changes in Warfare and the Catastrophe ca. 1200 BC (Princeton University Press). ISBN 0-691-02591-6
• Meletinskii, E. M., 2000 The Poetics of Myth
• Smith, Mark S., 2001. Untold Stories ; The Bible and Ugaritic Studies in the Twentieth Century ISBN 1-56563-575-2 Chapter 1: "Beginnings: 1928–1945"
• Sanford Holst. "Phoenicians: Lebanon's Epic Heritage," Cambridge and Boston Press, Los Angeles, 2005.
• Ugarit Forschungen (Neukirchen-Vluyn). UF-11 (1979) honors Claude Schaeffer, with about 100 articles in 900 pages. pp 95, ff, "Comparative Graphemic Analysis of Old Babylonian and Western Akkadian", ( i.e. Ugarit and Amarna (letters), 3 others, Mari, OB,Royal, OB,non-Royal letters). See above, in text.
• Virolleaud, Charles, 1929. "Les Inscriptions cunéiformes de Ras Shamra." in Syria 10, pp 304-310.
• Yon, Marguerite, 2005. The City of Ugarit at Tell Ras Shamra ISBN 1-57506-029-9 (Translation of La cité d'Ugarit sur le Tell de Ras Shamra 1979)