Forthcoming NINO publications

We are constantly working on new volumes in our publication series PIHANS (mainly archaeology and Assyriology), Egyptologische Uitgaven (Egyptological Publications) and Achaemenid History. Our journals Bibliotheca Orientalis (three fascicles per year) and Anatolica (one issue per year) appear regularly.

Forthcoming

The following publications are expected – please note that volume numbering and other details may be subject to change.

Quadrimonthly journal containing reviews and bibliographical data on books published on the ancient and modern Near East

Bibliotheca Orientalis

Three issues are published each year containing articles, book reviews and short announcements, list of books received. If you wish to publish in BiOr, please note:

• As a rule, the BiOr editorial office approaches authors for reviewing books received – we occasionally honour requests from (prospective) authors to review a specific book.
• (Prospective) authors are invited to submit articles for publication in BiOr.
• Before submitting a review request or an article, please refer to our guidelines for BiOr articles and reviews.

Annuaire international pour les civilisations de l'Asie antérieure

Anatolica 51 (2025)

Annual journal with contributions on the history and archaeology of Anatolia and adjacent regions from prehistory to the Ottoman era, published under the aegis of the Netherlands Institute in Turkey.

• Anatolica’s editorial base has returned to the Netherlands Institute in Turkey. If you wish to publish in Anatolica, please visit the NIT website for guidelines and contact information.

PIHANS

Please note: PIHANS volumes receive a definite number in the series at (print) publication. Volume titles and numbers mentioned below are preliminary and may be subject to change.

PIHANS 135: F.A.M. Wiggermann, Tell Sabi Abyad Texts

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PIHANS 136: R. de Boer & E. Zomer (eds.), Memorial Volume Wilfred van Soldt

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PIHANS 137: A. Trameri (ed.), The kingdom of Kizzuwatna. Conference Proceedings

Proceedings of “The kingdom of Kizzuwatna: Recent developments in research” (NINO Postdoctoral Research Fellow 3^rd Annual Conference, Leiden 2023).

PIHANS 138: G. Cyrus (ed.), Silencing the Poor. Conference Proceedings

Proceedings of “Silencing the Poor – Political taphonomy and perspectives on the archaeological record” (NINO Postdoctoral Research Fellow 4^th Annual Conference, Leiden 2023).

PIHANS 139: J.G. Dercksen and W. Waal (eds.), RAI68 Proceedings

Proceedings of the 68^e Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale (2023, Leiden). Theme: “Inequality in the Ancient Near East”.

PIHANS 140: J.J. de Ridder, Nominal Patterns

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Egyptologische Uitgaven (EU)

Please note: EU volumes receive a definite number in the series at (print) publication. Volume titles and numbers mentioned below are preliminary and may be subject to change.

EU 34: C. van den Hoven, The coronation ritual of the falcon at Edfu

Role and function of tradition in the composition of new ritual texts in Ptolemaic Egypt investigated on the basis of an in-depth analysis of the structural organisation and ritual composition of one the most elaborate and complex temple rituals known from Ptolemaic Egypt: the coronation ritual of the sacred living falcon. Based on doctoral thesis Leiden University and École Pratique des Hautes Études.

EU 35: J.C.F. Hamilton (ed.), Making and Experiencing Graffiti. Conference Proceedings

Proceedings of “Making and Experiencing Graffiti in Ancient and Late Antique Egypt and Sudan” (NINO Postdoctoral Research Fellow 2^nd Annual Conference, Leiden 2021).

EU 36: O.E. Kaper, M. Müller, D. Soliman, N.T.B. Staring et al. (eds), ICE XIII Proceedings

Proceedings of the XIII^th International Congress of Egyptologists (2023, Leiden). Theme: “The future of ancient Egypt”.

EU 37: A.K.M. Devillers (ed.), Unseen—Untold. Conference Proceedings

Proceedings of “Unseen—Untold: Stories of ancient non-elite communities” (NINO Postdoctoral Research Fellow 5^th Annual Conference, Leiden 2024).

Achaemenid History (AH)

AH 17: Bisotun texts. W.F.M. Henkelman

New edition of Darius’ inscriptions at Bisotun in Old Persian, Elamite, and Babylonian.

• If you wish to publish an AH volume, please refer to our guidelines.