Intern
DFG Kolleg-Forschungsgruppe MagEIA

Eli Tadmor

Research Interests

  • Akkadian Literature
  • Ancient Mesopotamian magic and ritual
  • Assyrian and Babylonian mythology and religion
  • Hebrew Bible

Curriculum Vitae

2018

BA in Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures (Magna Cum Laude) and General History, Tel Aviv University

2023 MPhil in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Yale University
2024 PhD in Assyriology, Advisor: Eckart Frahm, Yale University

Academic Positions

Since 09/2026 Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, KFG MagEIA, University of Würzburg.

Publications

a. Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals

b. Articles in Non-Peer-Reviewed Journals and Reviews

  • “A Bibliographical Corrigendum on Emar 256 (E6 256),” NABU (forthcoming).
  • “‘Living Yesterday’ in Ludlul II 39,” NABU (forthcoming).
  • “The Woman Tiamat, or A Primordial Case of MI2,” NABU 2026/2, 121–22.
  • “Goring the Land in Erra and Naram-Sin,” NABU 2025/4, 188–89.
  • “On the Logic of Name Substitution in the Assyrian Version of Enuma Elish,” NABU 2025/3, 135–36.
  • “Winnowing Down the Syntactical Possibilities of a Key Assertion in the Marduk Ordeal,” NABU 2025/3, 136–37.
  • “The Shared Use of the Address ‘You, Man!’ in Erra and Ezekiel,” NABU 2025/1, 49–50.
  • Review of Enuma Elish: The Babylonian Epic of Creation (eds. J. Haubold, S. Helle, E. Jiménez, and S. Wisnom), Journal of Near Eastern Studies 84/2 (2025), 385–89. https://doi.org/10.1086/737438
  • Review of The Shape of Stories: Narrative Structures in Cuneiform Literature (eds. S. Helle and G. Konstantopoulos), Journal of the American Oriental Society 145/3 (2025), 648–51.  Literary Fiction. https://doi.org/10.7817/jaos.145.2.2025.r029