Stephanie Dalley

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Stephanie Dalley is a British Assyriologist and historian known for her influential research on ancient Mesopotamia, including a prominent theory that the Hanging Gardens traditionally attributed to Babylon were actually located in Nineveh.

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instanceOf Assyriologist
person
academicDiscipline Near Eastern studies
ancient history
affiliatedWith British School of Archaeology in Iraq NERFINISHED
citizenship United Kingdom
contributedTo reinterpretation of classical sources on the Hanging Gardens
understanding of Mesopotamian mythological texts
educatedAt University of Oxford
employer University of Oxford
fieldOfWork Assyriology
ancient Mesopotamian history
gender female
hasRole lecturer in Assyriology
research fellow
hasTranslated Epic of Gilgamesh (Akkadian versions) NERFINISHED
Mesopotamian creation myths NERFINISHED
Mesopotamian flood stories
hasWrittenAbout Assyria NERFINISHED
Babylon NERFINISHED
Mesopotamian religion NERFINISHED
Sennacherib NERFINISHED
knownFor research on ancient Mesopotamia
theory that the Hanging Gardens were located in Nineveh
work on Mesopotamian myths and epics
languageOfWorkOrName English
nationality British
notableWork Mari and Karana: Two Old Babylonian Cities NERFINISHED
Myths from Mesopotamia: Creation, the Flood, Gilgamesh, and Others NERFINISHED
The Legacy of Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
The Mystery of the Hanging Garden of Babylon: An Elusive World Wonder Traced NERFINISHED
occupation academic
author
translator
placeOfWork Oriental Institute, University of Oxford NERFINISHED
researchInterest Akkadian literature
Babylonian literature
Hanging Gardens of Babylon NERFINISHED
Neo-Assyrian Empire NERFINISHED
Nineveh NERFINISHED
studies Akkadian language
Assyrian royal inscriptions
Babylonian myths
cuneiform texts
theoryProposed Hanging Gardens traditionally attributed to Babylon were actually in Nineveh
Hanging Gardens were constructed by Sennacherib
usesScript cuneiform

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