Comparative Studies of King Darius’s Bisitun Inscription. Thesis, Harvard University, 2001, xxiv + 486 p.

The principal aim of the author of this dissertation supervised by the Assyriologist John Huehnergard, is to establish a stemma of all the known versions of the famous great and of the minor inscriptions of King Darius I. For this he examined 1. DB and DBa-k in Old Persian, 2. DB (including § 70 or “DBl”) and DBb-k in Elamite, 3. DB and DBb-j in Babylonian, 4. the two fragments BE 3627 and Bab. 41446 of the Babylonian version found in Babylon, 5. the copy of the Aramaic version found in Eleph..