Help me fill in the gaps: Ancient Near East Books

I'm looking for scholarly works by experts in their field surrounding the cultures of the Ancient Near East.

Here are some of the books I have already obtained and read (or am in the process of reading). As you can see, there are many holes in my knowledge surrounding the region.

The Babylonians: An Introduction by Gwendolyn Leick (2003)
Who were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come From? by William G. Dever (2003)
Ancient Canaan and Israel: An Introduction by Jonathan M. Golden (2004)
The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt edited by Ian Shaw (2000)
Egypt: Pharaonic Period (part of the Dictionaries of Civilizations series by Alessia Fassone and Enrico Ferraris (2007) [Not really scholarly but excellent pictures none-the-less]
The Hittites and their Contemporaries in Asia Minor by J. G. Macqueen (1975 and 1986)

I'd like to fill in the gaps. What works are worth looking at? I'm especially interested in Phoenicia, Assyria, Babylonia, Ugarit (I actually haven't heard of this civilization until quite recently), and Minoa and Mycenae.

Comments on the above works will be helpful also, if you've read them.


Edited by ConradWeiser - 10-Oct-2010 at 14:31