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Royal Eunuchs and Elite Masculinity in the Neo-Assyrian Empire
Near Eastern Archaeology, 2016This article looks at the gender identity of eunuchs in the Neo-Assyrian Empire by examining the letter corpus from the state archives and the extant images from the palace relief programs.
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The Economic Relations of the Neo-Assyrian Empire with Egypt
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1978Analyse des sources assyriennes: inscriptions, bas-reliefs. Caractere particulier des relations commerciales assyro-egyptiennes (mise a part la periode breve, 17 ans, de l'occupation de l'Egypte par Asarhaddon (671-655 av. J.-C.): la frontiere etait "au torrent d'Egypte", (El-Arich sans doute), et les Assyriens devaient s'en remettre soit aux Bedouins ...
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Astronomy, Divination, and Politics in the Neo-Assyrian Empire
2014Celestial divination had an important role in the complex political and military machine of the Neo-Assyrian empire. Thousand of cuneiform documents deal- ing with celestial divination have come to light from the excavated archives of this period, as the Assurbanipal’s library.
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THE CONSTRUCTION AND PERFORMANCE OF KINGSHIP IN THE NEO-ASSYRIAN EMPIRE
Journal of Anthropological Research, 2011The institution of kingship is such an important component of ancient societies as to be considered nearly universal by many scholars. In spite of this, discussions of kingship, especially in the ancient Near East, are surprisingly rare in the scholarly literature.
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THE GOALS AND METHODS OF THE NEO ASSYRIAN EMPIRE PROPAGANDA
2021Yeni Asur İmparatorluğu, Eski Yakındoğu’nun en önemli İmparatorluklarından birisidir. İmparatorluk, Kuzey Mezopotamya’da Asur kentinde kurulmuştur. Asur krallarının yaptıkları başarılı savaşlar sonucunda devlet hızla genişledi ve Mezopotamya çevresi Asurluların eline geçirmiştir.
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Climate change fostered rise and fall of the Tibetan Empire during 600–800 AD
Science Bulletin, 2023exaly

