House Most High

House Most High, Volume 1, is a comprehensive scholarly resource focused on Iraq antiquities and the history of ancient Mesopotamia. This work collects all extant cuneiform tablets containing temple lists, organizing them by theological, topographical, and hierarchical structures. It provides a detailed analysis of how deities and their respective temples were ranked and categorized within ancient records.

The core of this volume serves as an updated gazetteer of ceremonial temple names, offering critical data on locations and divine ownership. As a primary reference for Mesopotamian religion and Iraq history, it includes extensive indexes of royal, personal, and divine names. This academic text enhances the study of cuneiform tablets through its rigorous classification and the inclusion of previously unpublished plates.