Inside the Sargonid world of temple and storehouse, learn how officials kept order, wealth, and rituals in ancient Mesopotamia.
This scholarly study examines roles like the kepu (storehouse supervisor), the TU.biti (temple overseer), and the sangu (temple foreground priest), showing how these offices connected temple revenues, land management, and religious life. Drawing on cuneiform tablets, inscriptions, and early royal documents, the work traces how these officials evolved from custodians of sacred spaces to powerful intermediaries between king, temple, and people.
Ideal for students and scholars seeking a precise, field-grounded view of how temple and royal administration intertwined in deep, ancient history.
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