Gary Beckman

Gary Michael Beckman is a Hittitologist and the George G. Cameron Professor of Ancient Near Eastern Civilization and Languages and Civilizations at the University of Michigan.
== Known work ==
* The Hittite Assembly
* Hittite birth rituals
* Mesopotamians and Mesopotamian learning at Ḫattuša
* Inheritance and royal succession among the Hittites
* Herding and herdsmen in Hittite culture
* The religion of the Hittites
* The Hittite “Ritual of the Ox”(CTH 760.1. 2-3)
* Hittite administration in Syria in the light of the texts from Hattuša, Ugarit, and Emar
* From cradle to grave: women's role in Hittite medicine and magic
* The Siege of Uršu Text (CTH 7) and Old Hittite Historiography
* Hittite provincial administration in Anatolia and Syria: the view from Masat and Emar
* Royal ideology and state administration in Hittite Anatolia
* Memory and literacy in ancient western Asia - with Herman Vanstiphout, Jack Sasson and John Baines
* Private life in ancient Mesopotamia - with Marten Stol, Jack M Sasson and John Baines
* Hittite diplomatic texts
* Family values on the Middle Euphrates in the Thirteenth Century BCE - with Mark Chavalas
* Near Eastern and Aegean texts from the third to the first millennia BC
* Ištar of Nineveh reconsidered
* Hittite myths - with Harry Hofner
* The tongue is a bridge: Communication between humans and gods in Hittite Anatolia
* Hittite chronology
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Category:Assyriologists