Hans Ehelolf

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Hans Ehelolf

Hans Ehelolf (born July 30, 1881 in Hanover , † May 29, 1939 in Berlin ) was a German antiquarian and Hittite scientist .

Life

Hans Wilhelm Heinrich Ehelolf spent his childhood in Hanover and made the Leibniz-Gymnasium its High School . From 1910 he studied Assyriology , Indology and Semitic languages at the University of Marburg with Peter Jensen . In 1911 he studied Indo-European questions in Indology for one semester at the University of Leipzig under Karl Brugmann and Karl Friedrich Geldner . A few days before the beginning of the First World War in 1914 , he received his doctorate under Peter Jensen. His dissertation was entitled A Word Sequence Principle in Assyrian-Babylonian .

In 1915 Ehelolf became a research assistant in the Near Eastern Department of the Berlin Museum .

On October 15, 1915, he was drafted into the army . He did his military service as an Arabic interpreter for the German military missions in the Ottoman Empire . For his achievements there he received the Iron Cross II. Class and the Iron Crescent . He was discharged from the army on November 9, 1918 and resumed his work in the museum.

From 1920 learned Ehelolf Hittite and addressed in detail the texts from Boğazköy .

Services

In 1928, Hans Ehelolf took over the Boghazköi project as curator of the collection. He was responsible for the entire project and the publication of the texts. The restoration , photography and Autografieren the text panels of Boghazkoi is one of his greatest achievements. Since 1928 he has taught at the University of Berlin's Indology Department.

Publications (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Brockhaus Encyclopedia. Vol. 25 Personal Register, p. 265. (1994) ISBN 3-7653-1025-5 .
  2. ^ Hans Güterbock : Hans Ehelolf and the Berlin Boghasköi archive, Das Altertum 33 (1987) p. 114ff.