Credits and reuse

We encourage you to reuse and adapt the material on this website. This page explains the straightforward conditions under which you can do this, and point to further resources on how to do so.

The BALT project is based at the Centre of Excellence in Ancient Near Eastern Empires [http://helsinki.fi/anee], hosted at the University of Helsinki and funded by the Research Council of Finland (decision nos. 312051, 336673, and 352747).

The texts have been adapted from

We thank Yuval Levavi and Caroline Waerzeggers for their permission to use their work on this site. János Everling's legacy data is published to honor his pioneering work in making transliterated cuneiform texts available online.

This semi-automatically lemmatized online edition of the texts has been created by Tero Alstola, Aleksi Sahala, Jonathan Valk, and Matthew Ong. Linda Leinonen, Matias Sakko, Senja Salmi, and Repekka Uotila assisted in cleaning the data and creating metadata.

We wish to thank Kathleen Abraham, Michael Jursa, and Shai Gordin for giving us access to NaBuCCo metadata for certain texts. We also thank Niek Veldhuis and Heidi Jauhiainen for their help at various stages of the project. We are grateful to the Oracc steering committee and other developers of Oracc for providing us with the digital platform to publish this annotated text corpus.

You can email us at tero dot alstola at helsinki dot fi.

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