Reginald Campbell Thompson

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According to Wikipedia, Reginald Campbell Thompson was a British archaeologist, assyriologist, and cuneiformist. He excavated at Nineveh, Ur, Nebo and Carchemish among many other sites. Biography Thompson was born in Kensington, and educated at Colet Court, St Paul's School and Caius College, Cambridge, where he read oriental languages.

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Reginald Campbell Thompson's Published Works

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VII.— The Excavations on the Temple of Nadû at Nineveh (79)
The Buildings on Quyunjiq, The Larger Mound of Nineveh (1934) (71)
Dictionary of Assyrian Botany (1949) (66)
A Selection from the Cuneiform Historical Texts from Nineveh (1927-32) (1940) (50)
Assyrian Medical Texts (1924) (40)
The Reports of the Magicians and Astrologers of Nineveh and Babylon (39)
A Dictionary of Assyrian Chemistry and Geology (1936) (38)
The Excavations on the Temple of Nabu at Nineveh (1931) (37)
Interspecific genetic relationships in Lactuca. (1941) (35)
A New Record of an Assyrian Earthquake (1937) (34)
STIMULATION OF GERMINATION OF DORMANT LETTUCE SEED BY SULPHUR COMPOUNDS. (1939) (33)
A Middle-Babylonian Chemical Text (1936) (30)
A century of exploration at Nineveh (1929) (20)
THE GERMINATION OF LETTUCE SEED STIMULATED BY CHEMICAL TREATMENT. (1938) (18)
Assyrian Medical Texts: from the Originals in the British Museum (18)
Further studies on interspecific genetic relationships in Lactuca. (1943) (15)
Synthesis of B vitamins by bacteria in pore culture. (1942) (15)
Assyrian Prescriptions for Diseases of the Feet (1937) (13)
Assyrian Prescriptions for Diseases of the Head (1907) (13)
Semitic Magic, its Origins and Development (13)
The prisms of Esarhaddon and Ashurbanipal found at Nineveh, 1927-8 (1931) (12)
Investigations on the transmission of big vein of lettuce. (1944) (6)
IV.—The British Museum Excavations at Abu Shahrain in Mesopotamia in 1918 (6)
Assyrian Medical Texts (1926) (6)
Assyrian Prescriptions for Treating Bruises or Swellings (1930) (5)
The devils and evil spirits of Babylonia : being Babylonian and Assyrian incantations against the demons, ghouls, vampires, hobglobins, ghosts, and kindred evil spirits, which attack mankind (4)
Assyrian Medical Texts: II. (3)
39. On Some Prehistoric Stone Implements from Asia Minor (3)
üKurangu and üLal(l)angu as Possibly ‘Rice’ and ‘Indigo’ in Cuneiform (1939) (3)
Assyrian Prescriptions for the Head (Concluded) (1937) (3)
Improvement of salad crops. (1937) (3)
GERMINATION OF LETTUCE SEED AT HIGH TEMPERATURE STIMULATED BY THIOUREA. (1944) (3)
The Teaching of Amen-em-Apt, son of Kanekht. By Sir E. A. Wallis Budge, Litt.D., D.Litt. 8½ × 5¼; pp. xv + 260. London. Hopkinson. 1924. 25s. net. (1925) (3)
Assyrian Garidu = “ Beaver ” (1926) (3)
An Aramaic Inscription on a Piece of Black painted Ware from Nineveh (1932) (2)
Byzantine Research Fund: Excavations at Wadi Sarga (2)
(I) An Assyrian Parallel to an Incident in the Story of Semiramis (II) Fragments of Stone Reliefs and Inscriptions Found at Nineveh (1937) (2)
On Some Assyrian Minerals (1933) (2)
Two new 26-chromosome forms of Lactuca; a report of their genetic and cytological relation ships. (1948) (2)
Preliminary notes on tipburn of Lettuce. (2)
Assyrian Prescriptions for the Head (1937) (2)
THE EARLY HISTORY OF ASSYRIA to 1000 B.C. By Sidney Smith. Chatto and Windus. London. 1928. 37s. 6d. (1928) (2)
An Assyrian Chemist's Vade-mecum (1934) (2)
Assyrian Prescriptions for the “Hand of a Ghost” (1929) (2)
On Mandrake and Tragacanth in Cuneiform (1926) (1)
The Migration of Assyrian Plant-Names into the West (1924) (1)
Assyrian Prescriptions for Diseases of the Head (Continued) (1908) (1)
The Epic of Gilgamish. Text, Translation, and Notes (1931) (1)
Professor Stephen Herbert Langdon (1937) (1)
uKụr.Kur = Hellebore (1924) (1)
On the Assyrian words for “whetstone” and “corundum” (1934) (1)
A Babylonian Explanatory Text (1924) (1)
36. The Ancient Goldmines at Gebet in the Eastern Sudan. (1)
A Survey of The Chemistry Of Assyria in The Seventh Century B.C. (1938) (1)
Leonard William King (1919) (1)
Some Hadendoa Words Hitherto Unpublished. Part One (1)
The chemistry of the ancient Assyrians (1)
PHILOLOGICAL STUDIES IN ANCIENT GLASS . By Mary L. Trowbridge. Studies in language and literature, vol. XIII, nos . 3 and 4. University of Illinois, 1928 ( received 1930). pp. 206. $1.50. (1931) (0)
FOUILLES DE TELLOH: sous la direction de H. de Genouillac . Tome I. Présargoniques Epoques. Paris: Geuthner, 1934. Tomes I–II, 300 frs . (1935) (0)
M. Le Gac's Edition of the Cuneiform Texts of Assurnasirpal (1909) (0)
Dr. Theophilus Goldridge Pinches (1934) (0)
Robert Francis Harper's Assyrian and Babylonian Letters (1901) (0)
Excavations at Kouyunjik (Nineveh) during the winter of 1927-8 (1928) (0)
Abraham: Recent Discoveries and Hebrew Origins . By Sir D.Litt Leonard Woolley. 8 × 5. Pp. 299. London: Faber a Faber, 1936. 7 s . 6 d . (1936) (0)
Father Eric Norman Bromley Burrows, S.J. (1938) (0)
73. Note on the Antiquities of Sinai. (0)
Taverniers travels in Mesopotamia (1910) (0)
Excavations at Nineveh, 1927-8 (0)
54. A Note on Sinaitic Antiquities. (0)
The Sepoy. By Edmund Candler. John Murray, 1919. 7s. 6d. net. (1919) (0)
55. Three Bisharin Folk-Tales (0)
Some Notes on Modern Babylonia (1923) (0)
Assyrian Medical Texts (Cuneiform) (1924) (0)
(1) On Kur.Gi.Ḫu Kurkû = The Crane; (2) Šikkû = “Cat”; (3) Kamunu = “ Red Worms ” (1929) (0)
Three Bisharin Folk-Tales (0)
The Film Version of Shaw's “Major Barbara” (1942) (0)
Book Review: The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ (1895) (0)
The Assyrian Kisal as the Origin of the Carat-Weight (1938) (0)
Craig's Astrological-Astronomical Texts (1901) (0)
George Francis Legge (1923) (0)
Virolleaud's "L'Astrologie Chaldéenne" (1909) (0)
100. Some Hadendoa Words Hitherto Unpublished. Part II (0)
Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge 1857–1934 (1935) (0)
The Allallu-Bird = Coracias Garrulus Linn (1924) (0)
Jottings from the Near East@@@A Pilgrim's Scrip (1915) (0)
BRIEF PAPERS: A TECHNIQUE FOR TREATING SMALL SEEDLINGS WITH COLCHICINE. (1943) (0)
The Church's Pastoral Task Today (1945) (0)
“Our Struggle” (1944) (0)
A Journey from Angora to Eregli by Kaisarie (1911) (0)
La Technique des Fouilles Archéologiques: Les Principes Généraux . Par Comte du Mesnil du Buisson. 10 × 6½, pp. 256, pis. viii. Paris: Paul Geuthner, 1934. (1935) (0)
The Epic of Gilgamish : a new translation from a collation of the cuneiform tablets in the British Museum rendered literally into English hexameters (0)

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