Sumerian tablets in the Harvard Semitic museumHarvard Semitic Museum · First published 1912 · Latest edition 1968Open the Tome
Excavations at Nuzi conducted by the Semitic Museum and the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University, with the cooperation of the American School of Oriental Reserach at BaghdadHarvard Semitic Museum. · First published 1958Open the Tome
Selected cuneiform texts from Nuzi in the Harvard Semitic MuseumErnest René Lacheman, Harvard Semitic Museum · First published 1935Open the Tome
Excavations at Nuzi conducted by the Semitic Museum and the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University, with the cooperation of the American School of Oriental Research at BaghdadHarvard Semitic Museum. · First published 1929Open the Tome
Addresses delivered at the formal opening of the museum on Thursday, February 5, 1903Harvard Semitic Museum. · First published 1903Open the Tome
A list of the Arabic manuscripts, with a description of the Arabic mortuary tablet contained in the Semitic Museum of Harvard UniversityJohn Orne, Harvard Semitic Museum · First published 1902Open the Tome
A visual testimony--Judaica from the Vatican libraryBernard Dov Cooperman, Harvard Semitic Museum · First published 1989Open the Tome
al-SalṭʻAbd Allāh Nusūr, Anīs Muʻashshar, Muʾassasat Aʻmār al-Salṭ (Jordan), Harvard Semitic Museum · First published 1989Open the Tome
Palms and pomegranatesU.S. Committee for Saudi Arabian Cultural Heritage, Harvard Semitic Museum · First published 1987Open the Tome
Excavations at Nuzi, Volume 7, Economic and Social DocumentsHarvard University Semitic Museum, Ernest R. LachemanOpen the Tome
Excavations at Nuzi, Volume 8, Family Law DocumentsHarvard University Semitic Museum, Ernest R. LachemanOpen the Tome
