Three Lives: The Aftermath and Fallout

Newspaper Clippings

September 24, 1916 view PDF >

Tablet Tells World Reconstruction After Flood— Fragment of the Ancient Epics, Written 4,000 Years Ago on the Nippur Tablets, Deciphered by Dr. Stephen H. Langdon
June 24, 1914 view PDF >

Babylon Gave Bible Story to The Jews— Pre-Semetic Account of Flood and Apple Found in Nippur Tablets Now at Philadelphia
August 10, 1913 view PDF >

Ancient Nippur Tablet Tells New Story of Deluge
August 4, 1913 view PDF >

Creator a Woman, Old Tablet Says— New Version of Genesis Found in University of Pennsylvania's Nippur Collection
March 12, 1912 view PDF >

To Translate Texts Hilprecht Found— Prof. Stephen Langdon Goes to Constantinople to Study the Nippur Tablets
December 12, 1911 view PDF >

End Hilprecht Dispute— Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania Find Doctor's Charges Unfounded
August 1, 1911 view PDF >

Nippur Relics Up Again— German Universities Said to Seek Those Claimed by Dr. Hilprecht
November 27, 1910 view PDF >

Society Split Over Babylonian Tablets— Hilprecht Dispute About Nippur Excavation Not Confined to Philadelphia Savants
November 19, 1910 view PDF >

Say Dr. Hilprecht Has Quit— Assyriologist Reported to Have Resigned Pennsylvania Professorship
April 2, 1910 view PDF >

Attacks Prof. Hilprecht— Dr. Barton Declares Tablet Story of the Deluge is a Fraud
March 22, 1910 view PDF >

The Latest News of the Flood
March 19, 1910 view PDF >

Find Oldest Record of Noah's Flood— Nippur Clay Tablet of 2000 B.C. Tells Story Very Like the Later Bible Narrative
January 10, 1910 view PDF >

Proof That Bible is Authentic— Prof. Clay's Book on the Origin of the Old Testament a Revelation to Those Who Doubt
December 22, 1909 view PDF >

Remarkable Tablets Throw New Light on Bible
February 5, 1907 view PDF >

Nippur Tablet War Anew— Fisher Contradicts Statements in Hilprecht's Latest Book
April 28, 1905 view PDF >

Attack on Hilprecht— Dr. Peters Says There Was No Temple Library at Nippur
April 25, 1905 view PDF >

May Vindicate Hilprecht— Report in His Favor Expressed — Rockefeller Not Interested
April 23, 1905 view PDF >

Assyriologist Appears in Hilprecht's Behalf— Dr. Radau Testifies Before Investigating Committee
April 21, 1905 view PDF >

Woman In Hilprecht Case— J.H. Haynes in a Sanitarium and Wife to Appear Before Committee
April 20, 1905 view PDF >

Witnesses are Said to Accuse Hilprecht— Reported Damaging Testimony Before Inquiry Committee
April 16, 1905 view PDF >

Stormy Proceedings At Hilprecht Inquiry— No Effort to Get at Truth, Asserts Dr. Peters
March 20, 1905 view PDF >

University to Uphold Hilprecht's Defense— Professor's Reply to Attacks Is to be Issued Soon
March 3, 1905 view PDF >

Tablets Not From Nippur— Dr. Peters Says Prof. Hilprecht Used Old Material to Illustrate New Find
December 5, 1902 view PDF >

Medal For Prof. Hilprecht— The Philadelphia Scientist Gets it for His Excavations at Nippur
October 5, 1902 view PDF >

Nippur Unearthed by Hilprecht— Work of Pennsylvania Scientists Tear Veil from Ancient History
August 25, 1900 view PDF >

Oldest of Libraries— Found by Americans at Nippur— Upward of 4,000 Years Old
August 15, 1900 view PDF >

Library of Nippur Temple— Prof. Hilprecht Discovers Over 17,000 Ancient Tablets
January 15, 1898 view PDF >

Oldest of Old Cities— Light on Life in Nippur, a Town That Was Ancient When Genesis was Written
September 3, 1893 view PDF >

King Sargon of 3800 B.C.— What Americans Have Unearthed Below Bagdad