"Old Babylonian Contracts, Issue 2, volume 8" presents a detailed examination of ancient legal and economic practices as evidenced in Babylonian contracts. Authored by Edward Chiera, this volume offers invaluable insights into the societal structures and commercial activities of the Old Babylonian period. The book meticulously documents and analyzes various contractual agreements, providing a rich resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the ancient world.
These contracts, often inscribed on cuneiform tablets, shed light on trade, property ownership, and the legal frameworks governing daily life in ancient Mesopotamia. This collection is essential for understanding the complexities of early civilization and the foundations of modern legal systems. The enduring relevance of these historical documents makes this volume a crucial addition to any academic or personal library.
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