Complete Babylonian Beginner to Intermediate Course: A Comprehensive Guide to Reading and Understanding Babylonian, with Original Texts (Teach Yourself) Reprint Edition

It's slow studying but so many interesting things to learn. It's well worth the effort.

For anyone who might have concerns, Babylonian refers to a people. The language they primarily wrote/spoke was Akkadian, but also other Cuneiform-based languages like Sumerian. Later, they used Aramaic.These are Neo-Assyrian, Semitic languages. "Babylonian" is not a language...

This books title reads "Complete Babylonian, ect" ref pg. 5, 1.5 "This course introduces you to (CURSIVE NEO- ASSYRIAN SIGN FORM)Further down same paragraph; "Knowing these you should be able to "recognize" (Neo-Assyrian monumental sign forms easily)I wanted to learn "Babylonian" the older the better, not some (Neo-Semitic monumental, cursive form of Assyrian) this should be explained, not fronted as teaching you reading and writing Babylonian.

It has finally arrived, so thank you. Very happy

Fantastic quality.