Hanspeter Schaudig

Hanspeter Schaudig is an ancient orientalist .

Hanspeter Schaudig studied Assyriology, namely Akkadian and Sumerian , as well as Middle Eastern archeology , Islamic studies , Arabic , Hebrew and Aramaic from the winter semester 1986/1987 to the summer semester 1991 at the University of Freiburg , from the winter semester 1991/1992 to the summer semester 1997 at the University of Münster , where Moreover, even Ugaritic was added. In July 1997 in Münster there was a thesis on the subject of The Inscriptions of Nabonidus of Babylon and Cyrus the Great. Texts and grammar for the doctorate . He then became a research assistant to Manfried Dietrich at his chair for Ugaritic studies , where Schaudig was responsible for studying the texts from Alalaḫ in addition to teaching and researching the cultures of Syria and the Levant . After briefly serving as an assistant at the Assyrological Chair at Heidelberg University from April to July 2001, Schaudig became a research assistant at the Collaborative Research Center 493 “Functions of Religion in Ancient Societies of the Near East” at the University of Münster . In August 2003 he became a research assistant in Heidelberg, in August 2009 a research assistant at the excavation project of the German Orient Society in Aššur, which is located at the Free University of Berlin . In 2009/2010 he again represented the assistant in Heidelberg. In August 2010 Schaudig joined the research project Edition of literary cuneiform texts from Assur at the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences . On July 11, 2012, the habilitation and the award of the venia legendi for the subject Assyriology-Ancient Near Eastern Studies at the University of Heidelberg, the subject of the qualification paper was Tradition and Transformation of the 'Catastrophe of Ibbi-Sîn' in Babylonian Literature . Schaudig has been an adjunct professor at the Institute for Assyriology at Heidelberg University since August 2017 .

Fonts

• Editor with Manfried Dietrich and Ingo Kottsieper : “And Mose wrote this song down”. Studies on the Old Testament and the Old Orient. Festschrift for Oswald Loretz on the completion of his 70th year with contributions from friends, students and colleagues. (= Old Orient and Old Testament , Volume 250), Ugarit-Verlag, Münster 1998, ISBN 3-927120-60-X .
• The inscriptions of Nabonidus of Babylon and Cyrus the Great, together with the trend writings created in their environment. Text output and grammar. (= Old Orient and Old Testament , Volume 256), Ugarit-Verlag, Münster 2001, ISBN 3-927120-75-8 .
• Editor with Oswald Loretz and Kai A. Metzler : Ex Mesopotamia et Syria Lux. Festschrift for Manfried Dietrich on his 65th birthday. (= Old Orient and Old Testament , Volume 281), Ugarit-Verlag, Münster 2002, ISBN 3-927120-99-5 .

Web links

• Employee profile on the Heidelberg University website