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Ashurbanipal Prism F: Notes on Scribal Techniques and Editorial Procedures

New source material for the study of the Ashurbanipal "annal" inscriptions and their recensional history' has recently been made available by A. R. Millard in his publication2 and cataloguing3 of the prism fragments unearthed at Nineveh by R. Campbell Thompson during four seasons of digging (1927-29, 31-32). Of the 8 identified recensions, Ashurbanipal Prism F is particularly well suited for investigating the techniques and editorial procedures employed by the royal scribes, given the availability of numerous copies (hereafter, "manuscripts") of this prism. A concordance of all fragments reveals some two dozen manuscripts at hand.