This is a recording of The Codex Hammurabi, Prologue, i.1-49, read by Albert Naccache.
A translation of the incantation can be found at goo.gl/yfccp9
This is part of the Babylonian and Assyrian Poetry and Literature: An Archive of Recordings project at SOAS University of London.
You can find out more about this project at www.soas.ac.uk/baplar/

The Codex Hammurabi, part of the Prologue, read by Albert Naccache

Our first podcast features a discussion on blended online learning chaired by Head of the School of Arts, Professor Shane McCausland, in conversation with Professor Lucy Durán (Music), Dr Estrella Sendra Fernandez (Film and Screen Studies) and Dr Caspar Melville (Centre for Creative Industries, Media and Screen Studies).

Music credits:

Opening theme - Bamanaya (trad). performed on Bobo balafon by Wali Coulibaly (age 6) and Daniel Dembele (age 10). Recorded in Bamako in 2015 by Lucy Durán .
Excerpt from Sattelites, original composition by Garth Knox (2016 Inner Sunset Publishing)
Closing theme - excerpt from Sunjata's Time, original composition by Fodé Lassana Diabaté (2016 Inner Sunset Publishing)

Produced by Lucy Durán and Morgan Davies

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The Codex Hammurabi, part of the Prologue, read by Albert Naccache

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