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Amarna Letters: Diplomacy and Power in the Ancient Near East The Amarna letters are one of the most significant archaeological finds for understanding the geopolitical landscape of the La...
Read Amarna Letters: Diplomacy and Power in the Ancient Near EastMiddle Assyrian Empire The Middle Assyrian Empire (c. 1363 BC–912 BC) emerged as a dominant force in the Ancient Near East, transforming from a modest city-state into a regional superpowe...
Read Middle Assyrian Empire: The Rise and Fall of a Mesopotamian PowerIlim-Ilimma I and the Fall of the Yamhad Dynasty In the middle of the 16th century BC, the kingdom of Yamhad—centered in the city of Halab (modern-day Aleppo)—was ruled by Ilim-Ilimma I. ...
Read Ilim-Ilimma I and the Fall of the Yamhad DynastyHurrians: The Forgotten Architects of the Ancient Near East The Hurrians were a significant yet often overlooked civilization of the Ancient Near East, exerting a profound influence on th...
Read Hurrians: The Forgotten Architects of the Ancient Near EastYamhad: The Dominant Kingdom of Ancient Syria Emerging at the close of the 19th century BC, Yamhad was a powerful Semitic-speaking kingdom centered in the city of Ḥalab (modern-day Aleppo...
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