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THE NEW KINGDOM OF EGYPT AND THE EARLY STATE ORGANIZATIONS OF THE ARMENIAN HIGHLAND IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE II MILLENNIUM BC(BASED ON HISTORICAL SOURCES AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE) [PDF]
Banber Arevelagitut'yan Instituti, 2021 The Ancient Near Eastern powerful states in the mid II millennium BC were not only directing and supervising the military-political, trading-economic, and sociocultural processes, but were also trying to obtain their dominance and control in the region ...
ASHOT PILIPOSYAN , ARMINE HAYRAPETYAN
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Märkusi Kesk-Assüüria impeeriumi propagandast: vallutussõdade peegeldus Tukultī-Ninurta I kuninglikus titulatuuris [PDF]
MäetagusedAs we can see, Tukultī-Ninurta’s ambitious imperialist policies and expansionism were expressed in his propaganda and ideological-political manifestation and programme, one part of which can be considered the official titles and epithets of the Assyrian ...
Vladimir Sazonov
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Banber Arevelagitut'yan InstitutiThe Ancient Near Eastern powerful states in the mid II millennium BC were not only directing and supervising the military-political, trading-economic, and sociocultural processes, but were also trying to obtain their dominance and control in the region.
Ashot Piliposyan, Armine Hayrapetyan
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Kassite letters: communicating orders and networking within the administration of Kassite Babylonia
, 2021 In this DPhil thesis the language, style, structure, epistolary function and content of 314 Kassite period letters from Nippur, which were available to the author, are analysed. Nippur yielded the largest number of Kassite period letters in comparison with other Kassite period findspots.
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Sngr/Samḫarû/Sanḫara/Šinʿār and the Implications for Early Kassite History
KaskalThis is a detailed review (date, context and usage) of the use of the Old Testament toponym Šinʿār = Babylonia and its cognate terms in Akkadian (Samḫarû/Samḫara) in Babylonian and Hittite sources, and Sngr in Egyptian documents.
Clayden, Tim
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The Code Remade: Hammurabi's Legacy in Kassite Babylonia
The Code of Hammurabi, a foundational legal monument of the Old Babylonian period, has long been celebrated for its comprehensive scope and influence on ancient Near Eastern jurisprudence. However, the exact nature of its legacy in subsequent periods, particularly during the Kassite dynasty (circa 1595-1155 BCE) that ruled Babylonia for over four ...
Revista, Zen, BIOLOGY, 10
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Provincial Administration in Babylonia: A Case of Kassite Nippur
BAF-Online: Proceedings of the Berner Altorientalisches ForumThe talk gives an overview of the system of provincial administration in Babylonia during the rule of the Kassite dynasty (ca. 1531-1155 BC). Since about 90% of all written sources from this period (almost 12000 cuneiform tablets) come from a single location – the city of Nippur, the religious center of the country – this study is based for the most ...
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Echoes of Empire: Hammurabi's Code and Kassite Statecraft in Babylonia
The Old Babylonian period marked a crucial era in Mesopotamian legal history with the promulgation of Hammurabi's Code, a comprehensive legal text that profoundly influenced subsequent Near Eastern legal traditions. Following the collapse of the Old Babylonian Empire, the Kassite dynasty rose to power, ruling Babylonia for nearly four centuries.
Revista, Zen, HISTORY, 10
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The chapter gives an overview of the political history of Babylonia from the fall of the Hammurabi dynasty to the rise of the Second Dynasty of Isin around 1155 BC—the period of the Kassite dynasty. Originally foreigners with their own traditions and language, this royal house adapted well to the Babylonian social and political environment and catered ...
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The chapter gives an overview of the political history of Babylonia from the fall of the Hammurabi dynasty to the rise of the Second Dynasty of Isin around 1155 BC—the period of the Kassite dynasty. Originally foreigners with their own traditions and language, this royal house adapted well to the Babylonian social and political environment and catered ...
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