Graduate in History at Universidade de São Paulo (1988), master's at Universidade Federal Fluminense (1994) and Ph.d. in Assyriology at Université Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne) (2004). Has experience in Ancient History, acting on the following subjects: Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research aims to analyze the changes and reforms to Assyrian royal ideology during the reign of Sennacherib (705-681 BCE), mainly focusing on the complex political and cultural relationship established with Babylonia. During the analyzed period Babylonia was simultaneously one of Assyrias greatest rivals for domain of Mesopotamia, and the model for civilization and high culture in wh…
The beginning of Xerxes' reign (r. 486-465 B.C.E.) was characterized by the outbreak of revolts, from Greece to Babylonia, which were quickly contained. Babylonia was a focus of separatist movements, driven by the urban priestly elite. The temples that hosted them were therefore the most impacted institutions by the imperial repressions in 484 BCE. This research will investigate the ways …
the aim of the present research is to analyze comparatively the place of Court eunuchs in the Neo-Assyrian and Achaemenid Empires, through the examination of the (supposed) figures of eunuchs in the reliefs of the 'palace' of Darius I (522-486 BCE) in Persepolis (ROOT, 1979, p.78-80; KUHRT, 2007, p. 592; YAMAUCHI, 1996, p. 263) and Apadana (KUHRT, op. cit., p. 536; SCHMIDT, 1953, pl. 121-…
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This project intends to analyse Nineveh and Its Remains, written by Austen Henry Layard and published in 1850, in order to understand the victorian portrayal of Ancient Assyria, by the time it was rediscoverd, as well as its interactions with certain visions of the Nineteenth Century Middle East. Therefore, this research aims to discuss the early explorer's ambition to portray Assyria in …
This research aims to study a group of cuneiform tablets from the rural village of Al-Yahudu and its neighboring settlements during the 6th and 5th centuries BCE. Partially published by Laurie Pearce and Cornelia Wunsch, these tablets record the daily life of Judean deportees after the Babylonian military expeditions into the Levant in the early 6th century BCE. These cuneiform sources ar…
This project aims to analyze the relationship between kingship in ancient Mesopotamia and water as a geographical, economical, strategic, environmental, and religious element. Within the scope of research will figure key aspects of palace administration such as the building of hydraulic infrastructure, the cultural perception of several waterscapes, the theological dimensions of the aquat…
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In this research, I study the rural villages of Al-Yahudu, Bit-Abi-râm, Bit-Nashar and their neighboring settlements during the 6th and 5th centuries BCE. I focus on tablets from CUSAS 29 and BaAr 6, records of the daily life of Judeans and other West Semitic groups deported after the Babylonian military expeditions to the Levant on the early 6th century BCE. These tablets are full of rel…
The aim of the present research project is to analyze comparatively some figures of (presumed) court eunuchs in the Neo-Assyrian and Achaemenid monumental reliefs, through an approach that privileges notions of continuity and image performance in the near eastern tradition. Court eunuchs were essentially prepubescent castrated males that most likely served in several - and often very high…
This research project investigates the development of laments into penitential prayers during the end of the Neo-Babylonian Period to the end Late Persian Period in the province of Yehud. The historical experiences of destruction were incorporated into the literary corpus of Lamentations and of Ezra-Nehemiah by a process of trauma and memory. The biblical authors elaborated the social exp…
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