• Co-Editor for the accredited “Fundamina - A Journal of Legal History”, 2016-2019
• Editorial Assistant for the accredited “Religion and Theology” Journal, 2014-2015
• Editorial Assistant for the accredited “Journal of Early Christian History”, 2014-2015
• Peer Reviewer for the accredited “Journal for Semitics” 2012-2023
• Peer Reviewer for the accredited “Fundamina - A Journal of Legal History”, 2019-2021
• Peer Reviewer for the accredited “Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal”, 2021-2022

Seventeen Accredited Journal Contributions

2022 - Debunking the Master of the High Court's Assumed Approval Authority Over a Redistribution Agreement in a Deceased Estate. Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal

2019 - “Towards a Typology of Old Babylonian Adoption Recordings” Journal for Semitics 28/1:1-24

2019 - “Keeping Home and Hearth Together”: A Scribe’s Adaptation of Adoption and Inheritance Division Templates from Old Babylonian Nippur Scribal Schools.” Journal for Semitics 28/1:1-34

2018 - “The phrase ‘should a claimant raise a claim, he will pay...’ in the division of an inheritance from Old Babylonian Tell Harmal.” Fundamina 24/1:170-197

2018 - “Inheritance feuds in the U-Pabilsag Archive from Old Babylonian Nippur.” Journal for Semitics 27:1-27

2018 - “Revisiting the division of ownership in the Book of Joshua and Old Babylonia.” Journal for Semitics 27:1-21.

2016 - “Regulation of the female sābītu’s business ventures: does a unified corpus exists in LH §108-111?” Archiv Orientální: Journal of African and Asian Studies 84:51-73.

2016 - “The survival fitness of memes in the inheritance divisions from Old Babylonia Sippar.” Journal for Semitics 25/1:318-346.

2015 - “Prostitute, Nun or ‘Man-Woman’: Revisiting the Position of the Old Babylonian Nadiātu-Priestesses.” Journal of Northwest Semitic Languages 41/2:95-122.

2015 - “The concealed crime of the nadītu priestess in §110 of the Laws of Hammurabi.” Journal for Semitics 24/1:109-145.

2014 - “Lost in translation: present-day terms in the maintenance texts of the nadiātu from Old Babylonian Nippur.” Journal for Semitics 23/2:443-483.

2014 - “Contractual maintenance support of a priestess-sister in three Old Babylonian Sippar division agreements.” Journal for Semitics 23/1:195-236.

2013 - “Old Babylonian family division agreement from a deceased estate – analysis of its practical and theoretical mechanisms.” Fundamina: Journal of Legal History 19/1:146-171.

2013 - “Content analysis: a new approach in the study of the Old Babylonian family division agreement in a deceased estate.” Fundamina: Journal of Legal History 19/2:413-440.

2013 - “Old Babylonian Nippur solutions between beneficiaries in a deceased estate division agreement.” Journal for Semitics 22/1:56-89.

2013 - “A new translation of an Old Babylonian Sippar division agreement between brothers and a sister regarding their communally shared inheritance.” Journal for Semitics 22/2:302-342.

2010 - “The so-called ‘Mesopotamian Law Codes:’ What is in a name?” Journal for Semitics 19/2: 461-478.

Non-Accredited Journal Contribution

2005 - Redistribution [division] agreements in the estate administration process of deceased estates (Afrikaans). Journal of Estate Planning Law 36-99.

Ten Papers Presented at South African Conferences

1. “Redistribution Agreements in Deceased Estates: Unpacking the Master’s Office Assumed Approval Authority and Practical Strategies for Challenging It”. Presentation at Fiduciary Institute of South Africa: Annual General Meeting. Cape Town. 15 March 2023.
2. “Restrictions in the solutions and mechanisms used in the South Africa division of an inheritance: Reflection on innovative approaches from the Old Babylonian Period 2000-1600 BCE.” Paper read at the Juris Diversitas Conference “Law, Roots and Space,” co-hosted by the Law Faculty of North-West University, Potchefstroom, 15-17 April 2019.
3. “Regulation of the female sābītu’s business ventures: does a unified corpus exits in the Law of Hammurabi (LH) 108-111.” Paper read at the XXII Congress of the International Organisation for the Study of the Old Testament co-hosted by The South African Society for Near Eastern Studies SASNES, Stellenbosch (4-9 Sept). 7 September 2016.
4. “The sanction-clause in Old Babylonian Tell Harmal family division agreements: a post-division arrangement?” Paper read at the annual meeting of the South African Society for Near Eastern Studies SASNES, University of Johannesburg. 1 September 2014.
5. “Lost in translation: present-day terms in the maintenance texts of the nadiātu from Old Babylonian Nippur.” Paper read at the annual meeting of the South African Society for Near Eastern Studies SASNES, University of Johannesburg. 2 September 2014.
6. “Legal practices in the division of a communally shared inheritance in Old Babylonian Larsa, Nippur and Sippar.” Paper read at the annual meeting of the South African Society for Near Eastern Studies SASNES, University of Free State. September 2013.
7. “Prostitution in Ancient Mesopotamia.” Paper read at the Gender Studies Interface of the Humaniora Conference 2012, University of Johannesburg. 15 August 2012.
8. “Maintenance provisions in Old Babylonian Sippar family deceased division agreements.” Paper read at the joint conference of academic societies in the fields of religion and theology, University of Kwazulu-Natal. 19 June 2012.
9. “Old Babylonian Nippur solutions between beneficiaries in a deceased estate division agreement.” Paper read at the annual meeting of the South African Society for Near Eastern Studies SASNES, Western Cape University, Bellville. 6 September 2011.
10. “The so-called ‘Mesopotamian Law Codes:’ What is in a name?” Paper read at the annual meeting of the South African Society for Near Eastern Studies SASNES, University of Stellenbosch. 23 June 2009.

Three Papers Presented at International Conferences

1. “The concealed crime of the nadītu priestess in §110 of the Laws of Hammurabi.” Paper delivered at 61st Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale (Annual Assyriological Conference) Bern/Genève, Switzerland in June 2015.
2. “Prostitute, Nun or ‘Man-Woman’: Revisiting the Position of the Old Babylonian Nadiātu-Priestesses.” Paper read at Oxford Postgraduate Conference Wolfson College, Oxford, England. April 2015.
3. “Revisiting: the division agreement in Ancient Mesopotamia and the Book of Joshua.” Paper read at Society of Biblical literature 2013 International meeting, St Andrews, Scotland. 8 July 2013.

• Fellowship Award, North-West University, 2014-2016
• Oxford University Grant Award, March 2015, Presentation of an Academic Paper after receiving an Oxford Bursary Award to submit an Academic Paper at the Oxford Postgraduate Conference in Assyriology at Wolfson College, Oxford.