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10th International Congress of Hittitology

10. Uluslararası Hititoloji Kongresi

The Next 100 Years

28 August–1 September 2017The Oriental Institute & Saieh Hall

University of Chicago, IL, USA

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Events for Junior ScholarsOpen to MA and PhD Students,

Recent Graduates, and Post-docs

Conference Networking for Humanists Monday, 28 August, 12:00-13:00, GRAD HQ Third Floor, UChicago Bookstore, 970 E. 58th St.

Academic conferences are great platforms for building your professional networks and discussing your research ideas and future projects. Sometimes, these events provoke uncertainty, however. How should you approach the scholar whose work you admire? What do you say to the presenter who shares your interests? How do you introduce yourself at a reception? Join PATHS and the organizers of the 10th International Congress of Hittitology for a workshop on academic conference networking best practices. You’ll gain a better sense of how to engage other scholars at conferences, and you’ll have an opportunity to practice sharing your introductory personal narrative with fellow junior scholars. Lunch will be provided.

RSVP at https://humconferencenetworking.eventbrite.com.

Finding Academic Jobs with an Area Studies PhD: A Conversation with Dennis Campbell (NELC, ’07) Thursday, 31 August, 12:45-13:45, GRAD HQ Third Floor, UChicago Bookstore, 970 E. 58th St.

How does a Ph.D. candidate who is trained in an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program land a job in a disciplinary department? Join PATHS and the organizers of the 10th International Congress of Hittitology for a conversation with Dennis Campbell, an alumnus of NELC (Hittitology, dissertation titled Mood and Modality in Hurrian) who now works as an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at San Francisco State University. Campbell will discuss his job search and provide advice for those seeking to make a similar transition. Lunch will be provided.

RSVP at https://denniscampbell.eventbrite.com.

ToursOriental Institute Behind-the-Scenes ToursTuesday, August 29, 17:00–19:00

Take a guided behind-the-scenes tour of one (or more) of the Oriental Institute’s research facilities: the Research Archives, the Chicago Hittite Dictionary, Museum Registration, and Museum Conservation. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Sign up sheets are available in Saieh Hall Room 112.

Boat Tour on Lake MichiganWednesday, August 30, 19:00–21:00 (Meet for bus at 18:00)

Meet outside the Oriental Institute at 18:00 for the bus to the lake. The bus will leave at 18:15. Please note that while drinks are included on the boat tour, food will not be provided. It is recommended that you eat dinner before getting on the bus.

Special ExhibitsThe First 100 Years: Anatolian Studies at ChicagoIn conjunction with the 10th International Congress of Hittitology, to be hosted by the Oriental Institute from August 28 through September 1, 2017, the Chicago Hittite Dictionary Project is organizing a poster-exhibit covering the history of Hittite and Anatolian studies at the Oriental Institute; the history of the Chicago Hittite Dictionary; the dictionary today; and the Institute’s archaeological fieldwork in Anatolia, including the Anatolian Expedition survey and excavations at Alişar Höyük.

Chicago Hittite Dictionary For the duration of the conference there will be a special case on exhibit illustrating the development of a CHD entry from hand copy to final printed product. It will also bring together a few objects from Hittite material culture for which we know the Hittite word.

OriginsOrigins is part of a series of works by Audrius V. Plioplys, MD, which were originally displayed at the Cosmic Consciousness exhibit at Rockefeller Chapel in 2013. The current installation consists of two paintings, “Veil” and “Cassiopeia,” and will be on display in Breasted Hall for the duration of the conference. The artist will give a talk about the creation of the pieces in Breasted Hall on Wednesday, August 30, at 15:40.

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Wednesday, 30 August 2017Full schedule on p. 8

Saieh Hall Room 146

Saieh Hall Room 21

8:30 Going to the Underworld (or Not) and Südburg Chair: Piotr Taracha

(Dis)continuities Chair: Nicolò Marchetti

9:55 Break 10:15 Südburg Workshop

Organizers: Elisabeth

Rieken and Petra

Goedegebuure

Law, Politics, and Ideology Chair: Gary Beckman

11:40 Lunch13:30 Borderland Surveys

Chair: James

Osborne

Geography II Chair: Yoram Cohen

14:25 BreakSaieh Hall Room 146

14:40 Anatolian Studies at the Oriental Institute. Chair: Hasan Peker

Breasted Hall

15:40Origins by Audrius V. Plioplys, MD Chair: Theo van den Hout

18:00 Meet for Boat Tour

18:15 Bus Leaves

19:00 Boat Tour on Lake Michigan

Monday, 28 August 2017Full schedule on p. 4

Breasted Hall

9:00 Opening Remarks

9:30 Keynote Papers

11:30

LunchSpecial Event for Junior Scholars:

Conference Networking for Humanists 12:00–13:00 (see p. 1)

Saieh Hall Room 146

Saieh Hall Room 21

13:30 Special Panel: New Horizons in Old Assyrian Studies I. Organizer: Gojko

Barjamovic

Scribal Activity. Chair: Giulia Torri

15:25 Break15:45 Special Panel: New

Horizons in Old Assyrian Studies II. Organizer: Gojko

Barjamovic

Writing, Spelling, and Phonology. Chair: Kazuhiko

Yoshida

17:30 Reception at the Oriental Institute

Tuesday, 29 August 2017Full schedule on p. 6

Saieh Hall Room 146

Saieh Hall Room 21

9:00 Geography I Chair: Trevor Bryce

War and Peace Chair: Peter Raulwing

10:25 Break10:45 Word Studies

and Etymology Chair: Joost

Hazenbos

Religion and State Chair: Mary

Bachvarova

12:10 Lunch13:50 From Past

to Present Chair: Willemijn Waal

Transitions Chair: Ömür

Harmanşah

15:15 Break15:30 Morphology

Chair: Alwin

Kloekhorst

Court, Titles, and Power Chair: Susanne Görke

17:00 Oriental Institute Behind-the-Scenes Tours

Thursday, 31 August 2017Full schedule on p. 10

Saieh HallRoom 146

Saieh Hall Room 21

9:00 Special Panel: Material Culture of Anatolia in the Second Millennium b.c. Organizer: Oya

Topçuoğlu

Festivals and Performance Chair: Daniel

Schwemer

10:55 Break11:15 Anatolia and

the West Chair: Ian Rutherford

Language of Festivals and Rituals Chair: Craig Melchert

12:40

LunchSpecial Event for Junior Scholars:

Finding Academic Jobs with an Area Studies PhD 12:45–13:45 (see p. 1)

14:00 Images and Iconography Chair: Lorenzo

d’Alfonso

Discourse and Narrative Chair: Marina Zorman

15:25 Break15:45 Religion and Ritual

Chair: Alice Mouton

Morpho-Syntax Chair: José Virgilio

García Trabazo

Friday, 1 September 2017Full schedule on p. 12

Saieh Hall Room 146

9:00 New Tools, Databases, and Projects Chair: Aygül Süel

10:15 BreakBreasted Hall

10:30 Keynote Papers Chair: Gernot Wilhelm

12:10 Closing Words Theo van den Hout

12:20Lunch Reception at

Saieh Hall

Schedule At-a-Glance


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Xander VERTEGAALSigns of Length: Space-filling and Linguistically Real Plene Writing in Hieroglyphic Luwian

ProgramMonday, 28 August 2017

Breasted Hall, The Oriental Institute

Opening Remarks

9:00 Introduction of the Director by Theo van den Hout, Executive Editor of the Chicago Hittite Dictionary

Christopher Woods — Director of the Oriental Institute

Theo van den Hout — Executive Director of the Chicago Hittite Dictionary

Thalia Lysen — Introduction of Student Representatives

Keynote Papers Chair: Theo van den Hout

9:30 Daniel SCHWEMERThe Next 100 Years of Hittitology: Continuity, Challenges, New Departures

CHIICH

14:30 Oya TOPÇUOĞLUA Fresh Look at Acemhöyük in Light of Glyptic and Archaeological Evidence

Andrea TRAMERIOn Memorization as a Mode of Transmission of Hittite Ritual Texts: A Study of the Ritual CTH 446

14:00 Hakan EROLOld Assyrian Metal Trade, Its Volume and Interaction

Theo van den HOUTEvidence for Hittite Text Editing?

10:20 Alice MOUTONHittitology and Anthropology of Religion: A Glimpse of the Future

10:55 Nicolò MARCHETTIGiving Up Boundaries and Gaining Friends: Networked Archaeology and Its Foes. A Memorandum for the Next 100 Years in Anatolian Archaeology

Lunch 11:30–13:30Special Event for Junior Scholars 12:00–13:00:

Conference Networking for Humanists (see p. 1)

13:30 Mogens Trolle LARSENDemographics and Business in Bronze Age Kaneš

Mark WEEDENTowards a Hittite Hermeneutics?

Saieh Hall, Room 146

Special Panel: New Horizons in Old Assyrian Studies I Organizer: Gojko Barjamovic

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Scribal Activity Chair: Giulia Torri

Break 10:05–10:20

15:00 Agnete WISTI LASSENSeals and Sealing Practices Among Anatolians in the Old Assyrian Period

Break 15:25–15:45

15:45 Edward STRATFORDAnatolian Geography from the Viewpoint of Old Assyrian Sources and pXRF

Alwin KLOEKHORSTSpelling and Phonology: Affricates and Sibilants


Special Panel: New Horizons in Old Assyrian Studies IIOrganzizer: Gojko Barjamovic

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Writing, Spelling, and PhonologyChair: Kazuhiko Yoshida

16:15 Adam ANDERSONAnatolians, Archives, and Social Space at Kaneš

16:45 Gojko BARJAMOVIC, Thomas CHANEY, Kerem COŞAR, and Ali HORTAÇSUStructural Gravity Models and Continuities of Trade

Adam KRYSZEŃHittite Classification of Space (and Place). Geographical Identifiers

Reception at the Oriental Institute 17:30

Billie Jean COLLINSMursili II and the Sammeltafeln


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From Past to PresentChair: Willemijn Waal

Saieh Hall, Room 21

TransitionsChair: Ömür Harmanşah

Dennis CAMPBELLHurrian in the Early New Kingdom

Peri JOHNSONHittite Imperial Presence in the Gökırmak Valley

Lorenzo CASTELLANOThe Agricultural Economy during the Transition between the Hittite and Post-Hittite Periods: New Evidence from Kınık Höyük

Tuesday, 29 August 2017

Lunch 12:10–14:00

Break 10:25–10:45

10:45 Marina ZORMANThat Donkey was Lame!

Giulia TORRIRemarks about the Cults of Female Deities in Zippalanda and Ankuwa


Word Studies and EtymologyChair: Joost Hazenbos

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Religion and StateChair: Mary Bachvarova

Piotr TARACHAThe Stormgod vs. Telipinu, or: The Early (City-)States in North-Central Anatolia

11:45 Willemijn WAALHittite Crime and Punishment: A New Interpretation of the Verb šakuwai-

Carlo CORTIFrom Mt. Hazzi to Šapinuwa. Cultural Traditions in Motion in the First Half of the 14th Century b.c..

Boris ALEXANDROVOn the Hittite-Assyrian Military Conflict(s) in the Late XIIIth Century b.c.e. Once Again

Steven WEINGARTNER When Chariots Collide. Understanding the Battle of Kadesh as a Clash of Competing Chariot Technologies and Tactical Systems

Saieh Hall, Room 21

War and PeaceChair: Peter Raulwing

11:15 José Virgilio GARCÍA TRABAZOAnatolische Pferdegottheiten und idg. Sakralsprache

Michele GAMA SOSALooking Beyond Assyria: The Mycenaeans as a Catalyst for the Egypto-Hittite Treaty of 1259 b.c.

9:00 Mark WEEDENHittite Geography and the Hittite State


Geography IChair: Trevor Bryce

9:30 Yoram COHENThe Borders of the Land of Carchemish, Aštata, and Emar According to the Šattiwaza Treaty and Additional Sources

10:00 Alvise MATESSIThe Territoriality of Tarhuntassa: Boundaries in an Unbounded State

13:50 İlknur TAŞ Die Bemühungen um Heilung der hethitischen Heilerin und ihre kulturellen Effekte in Anatolien in Verbindung mit Geographie und geo-kulturellem Gedächtnis

14:20 Claudio SANSONEMursili’s New Voice: Hittite Ethnopoetics

14:50 Sefa TAŞKINIs Šeh

˘ a River Land a Luwian Country?

Break 15:15–15:30

15:30 Stefan NORBRUISOn the Origin of i-Mutation: The Development of the Luwic Nominal-Stem Classes


MorphologyChair: Alwin Kloekhorst

16:00 Kazuhiko YOSHIDAOn the Hittite Mediopassive Type andāitta

16:30 Levan KOCHLAMAZASHVILIThe Formation of Local Grammatical Cases in the Hattian Language

Oriental Institute Behind-the-Scenes Tours 17:00Please sign up for tour in advance.

Sign up sheets are available in Saieh Hall Room 112

Tayfun BILGINOn the Usage of Princely Designations at the Hittite Court


Court, Titles, and PowerChair: Susanne Görke

Hasan PEKERNew Epigraphic Discoveries from the 2017 Excavation Season at Karkemish

Joost BLASWEILERRoyal Succession in the Old Hittite Kingdom


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Boat Tour on Lake Michigan 19:00–21:00See Special Events on inside front cover for more information

Please note dinner is not provided on this tour

Break 14:25–14:40

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Geography IIChair: Yoram Cohen

14:40 Peter RAULWINGHans Gustav Güterbock (1908–2000): Biographical Notes in the Light of Unpublished Archival Material

15:40 Audrius V. PLIOPLYS, MDOrigins


Anatolian Studies at the Oriental InstituteChair: Hasan Peker

Breasted Hall

Anatolian Studies at the Oriental Institute, ContinuedChair: Theo van den Hout

15:05 Richard H. BEALThe First 100 Years: The Antecedents and Development of Anatolian Studies at the University of Chicago

Wednesday, 30 August 2017 Saieh Hall, Room 146

Borderland SurveysChair: James Osborne

Break 9:55–10:15

Lunch 11:40–13:30


Going to the Underworld (or Not) and SüdburgChair: Piotr Taracha

Saieh Hall, Room 21

(Dis)continuitiesChair: Nicolò Marchetti

9:00 Rostislav ORESHKOTo Hell with the “Divine Earth-Road”!? A Reconsideration ofthe Meaning of DKASKAL.KUR

9:30 Fred C. WOUDHUIZENOn the Date of the Südburg Text: Suppiluliumas I or II?

8:30 Ömür HARMANŞAHThe Underworld and the Infrastructure: Materiality of Water in Hittite Landscapes

James OSBORNEDiaspora and the Nation-State: The Case of the Syro-Anatolian Culture Complex

Lorenzo d’ALFONSOTOPADA and the Land of Tuali


Südburg WorkshopOrganizers: Elisabeth Rieken and Petra Goedegebuure

Hajime YAMAMOTOThe Imposition of Legal Bonds and Matrimonial Ties by Hittite Kings

10:15

10:45

11:15

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Law, Politics, and Ideology Chair: Gary Beckman

LI ZhengDuty Instructions and Conduct Instructions in the Hittite Instruction Texts

Discussion

Amir GILANThe Hittite Bestiality Laws and Related Texts

14:00 Çiğdem MANERHittites in the Lower Land: Results of the Konya Ereğli Survey Project in Tarhuntassa and Hatti

13:30 Peri JOHNSON, Müge DURUSU-TANRIÖVER, and Ömür HARMANŞAHHittite Rural Landscapes in the Making: A View from Yalburt Yaylası

Vladimir SHELESTIN“Non-geographical” Lists of Place Names in the Hittite Texts

İlgi GERCEK Hittite Geographers: The Acquisition and Transmission of Geographical Knowledge in Hittite Anatolia

18:00 Meet at Bus, Next to Oriental Institute

18:15 Bus Leaves for Boat


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Thursday, 31 August 2017 Elisabeth RIEKEN and Susanne GÖRKEOn the Language of Hittite Festival Texts: Preposed Relative Clauses with Head Noun

10:30 Müge DURUSU-TANRIÖVER Textual and Material Representations of the Hittite King

10:00 Pınar DURGUNThe Retrospect of Death: Continuation and Change of Mortuary Traditions in Second-Millennium Cemeteries

9:00 Yağmur HEFFRON The kārum Period in Anatolia: Towards a Historiography of Archaeological Interpretation


Special Panel: Material Culture of Anatolia in the Second Millennium b.c.Organizer: Oya Topçuoğlu

9:30 Nancy HIGHCOCK“From Your Sister’s Things . . .” Clothing Pins and Women’s Economic Agency across Early Second-Millennium Anatolia and Assyria

James BURGINFunctional Classification of the MELQETU Lists

Charles W. STEITLERTiššaruliya and the KI.LAM Festival: Sources for Understanding Religious-Economic Administration and Dramatic Performance in the Hittite Festivals

Thalia LYSENStaging Kingship: The Sixteenth Day of the AN.TAH

˘.ŠUM Festival as a

Preliminary Study of Royal Ideology and Power in Hittite Society

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Festivals and Performance Chair: Daniel Schwemer

Josh CANNONThe Origin and Impetus behind the AN.TAH

˘.ŠUM Festival

Break 11:00–11:15

Miriam PFLUGMACHERSprachliche Kompression in den hethitischen Festritualen

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Language of Festivals and Rituals Chair: Craig Melchert

David SASSEVILLE‘To Show’ in Hittite and Palaic Rituals

10:55 Panel Discussion

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Anatolia and the WestChair: Ian Rutherford

11:15 Inmaculada HERNÁNDEZ-TEJERO LARREANew Approaches to the *Relationship* between Pih

˘ aššašši and Pegasus

11:45 Nicholas BLACKWELLRemnants of Hittite and Mycenaean Diplomacy: The Lion Gate Relief and the Tawagalawa Letter

12:15 Alexander DALEUrammaššani and : Linguistic, Cultic, and Cultural Continuities between Second- and First-Millennium Western Anatolia

Marta PALLAVIDINIConceptual Metaphors about Political Discourse in the Hittite Diplomatic and Historiographic Texts

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Discourse and NarrativeChair: Marina Zorman

Emily SMITHThe Uses of the Present Tense in Hittite Narrative

Robert MARINEAUAn Investigation into the Stylistics of the Hittite Language: Towards a Methodology for Identification and Evaluation of Poetic Features

14:00 Shannon MARTINOClay Anthropomorphic Hittite Figures


Images and Iconography Chair: Lorenzo d’Alfonso

14:30 Sylvia HUTTER-BRAUNSARSome Thoughts about the Iconography of Hittite Gods and Kings

15:00 Laura PUÉRTOLAS RUBIOMen and Women in Wood: Representing Humans through Anthropomorphic Effigies in Hittite Rituals

Break 15:25–15:45

15:45 Ian RUTHERFORDAppeasement, Sacrifice and Ritual Progression: Reading Ashella’s Ritual for Plague in the Army (CTH 394)

Nanae OMATAThe Use of the Verbal Suffix -nu- in Hittite as an Overt Marker of Transitivity


Religion and RitualChair: Alice Mouton

Saieh Hall, Room 21

Morpho-SyntaxChair: José Virgilio García Trabazo

16:15 Valeria ZUBIETA LUPOHittite Medical Prescriptions: CTH 461 Revised

Andrey SHATSKOVPreverbs and Aspect in Hittite

16:45 Bożena TIESZENThe Eternal Bee-Honey and Beeswax in Hittite Agriculture and Folklore

Petra GOEDEGEBUURELeft-Dislocation in Old Hittite

Lunch 12:40–14:00Special Event for Junior Scholars 12:45–13:45:

Finding Academic Jobs with an Area Studies PhD (see p. 1)

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Friday, 1 September 2017

Lunch Reception in Saieh Hall 12:20

Breasted Hall, The Oriental Institute

Keynote PapersChair: Gernot Wilhelm

10:30 Aygül SÜELHittite Great King Tuthaliya III

11:00 Trevor BRYCEQuo vadimus? Questions, Speculations, Ideas about Future Directions in Hittite Studies

11:30 Craig MELCHERTThe Future of Hittitology

Closing Words

12:10 Theo van den HOUT

Break 10:15–10:30

9:00 Nathan C. LOVEJOYAnatolian Hieroglyphic Palaeography (AH-Pal): A Database


New Tools, Databases, and ProjectsChair: Aygül Süel

9:55 Alwin KLOEKHORST and Willemijn WAALThe Leiden Electronic Corpus of Hittite Texts

9:35 Elisabeth RIEKENeDiAna

9:45 Theo van den HOUT and Petra GOEDEGEBUUREThe Chicago Hittite Dictionary

9:25 Joost HAZENBOSDas Hethitisches Wörterbuch

10:05 Daniel SCHWEMER and Elisabeth RIEKENDas Corpus der hethitischen Festrituale: staatliche Verwaltung des Kultwesens im spätbronzezeitlichen Anatolien

ColophonIn recognition of all those

who helped make this event possible

OI StaffRobert Bain Sue Geschwender Josh TulisiakKnut Boehmer Charissa Johnson Tom UrbanD’Ann Yoder Condes Helen McDonald Kiran WebsterLaura d’Alessandro Brittany Mullins Alison WhyteAmina Dreesen Carol Ng-He Amanda YoungJean Evans Mariana Perlinac Anne Flannery Emily Teeter

VolunteersGabriella Cohen Kristin Leasia Karen RigheimerKim Crawford Marilyn Murray Anne SchumacherGabriele DaSilva Sue Padula Dee SpeichColleen Gallagher Elaine SaenzShirlee A Hoffman Deloris Sanders

Organizing CommitteeRichard Beal Robert Marineau Emily SmithPetra Goedegebuure James Osborne Oya TopçuoğluThalia Lysen Ryan Schnell Theo van den Hout

Sponsors

“Cassiopeia” composite. Photographs from the Hittite world, by Audrius V. Plioplys, MD. Originally commissioned for the exhibit Cosmic Consciousness at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, University of Chicago, 20 January–20 February 2013.

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