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The Brilliance of Charles Whittlesey is an overdue

While long neglected by students of the period

Women and Power in Neo-Assyrian Palaces The Texas Historical Commission was variously adapted to shapePower in general and womens power in particular has been understood mostly in a hierarchical way in earlier research on Mesopotamian women. Hierarchical power structures were important in Mesopotamia, but other kinds of power structures existed as well. This study, which focuses on women in the palaces of the Neo Assyrian Empire (c. 930610 BCE), draws attention to heterarchical power relations in which women were engaged in the Neo Assyrian palace