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Handelsgüter im Alten Orient</LI>
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<A HREF="#Mesopotamische">Mesopotamische Mythologie</A></LI>
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<A HREF="#Neolithische">Neolithische Kunst</A></LI>
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<HR WIDTH="100%"><A NAME="Mesopotamische"></A><B><FONT FACE="Benguiat Frisky"><FONT COLOR="#00CC00"><FONT SIZE=+2>Mesopotamische
Mythologie</FONT></FONT></FONT></B>
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<BR><B>Bolle, K. W. 1987</B> Myth: An Overview. In: Eliade, M. (ed): <I>The
Encyclopaedia of Religion.</I> Vol.10. New York, London: Macmillan; pp.
261-273
<P><B>Heimpel, W. 1997</B> Mythologie. A1. In Mesopotamien. In: <I>Reallexikon
der Assyriologie</I>, Bd.8. Berlin, New York: de Gruyter; pp. 537-564
<P><B>Lambert, W. G. 1974</B> Der Mythos im Alten Mesopotamien, sein Werden
und Vergehen. In: <I>Zeitschrift für Religions- und Geistesgeschichte</I>.
26 (1974), 1-16. Köln: E.J.Brill-Verlag
<P><B>Long, C. 1987</B> Cosmogony. In: Eliade, M. (ed): <I>The Encyclopaedia
of Religion.</I> Vol.4. New York, London: Macmillan; pp. 94-100
<P><B>Ricoeur, P. 1987</B> Myth: Myth and History. In: Eliade, M. (ed):
<I>The
Encyclopaedia of Religion</I>. Vol.10. New York, London: Macmillan; pp.
273-282
<P><B>Soden, W.v. 1994</B> <I>The ancient Orient</I>. Leominster: Gracewing;
pp. 210-220
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<HR WIDTH="100%"><A NAME="Neolithische"></A><B><FONT FACE="Benguiat Frisky"><FONT COLOR="#00CC00"><FONT SIZE=+2>Neolithische
Kunst</FONT></FONT></FONT></B>
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<P><B>Bar-Yosef, O 1985</B>. <I>A Cave in the Desert: Nahal Hemar</I>.
Jerusalem: Israel Museum.
<P><B>DuRuy, C J 1969</B>. <I>Art of the Ancient Near and Middle East</I>.
New York & London: Abrams.
<P><B>Hill, D R 1987</B>. Magic in primitive societies. In: Eliade, M (ed.)
<I>The
Encyclopaedia of Religion.</I> Vol.9, New York & London: Macmillan.
(pp. 89-92)
<P><B>King, W L 1987</B>. Religion. In: Eliade, M (ed.) <I>The Encyclopaedia
of Religion</I>. Vol.12, New York & London: Macmillan. (pp. 282-293)
<P><B>Malinowski, B 1979</B>. The role of magic and religion. In: Lessa,
W & Vogt, E (eds.) <I>Reader in comparative religion</I>. New York.
(pp. 85-99)
<P><B>Mellaart, J 1964</B>. A Neolithic city in Turkey. In: <I>Scientific
American</I> 210:94-104
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