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From the Nile to the Tigris : African Individuals and Groups in Texts from the Neo-Assyrian Empire
, 2022 Egypt and Mesopotamia, two cradles of civilization, repeatedly came into contact with each other in antiquity. Interaction between Africa and Mesopotamia was particularly close and frequent in the period when the Neo-Assyrian Empire controlled Egypt ...
Karlsson, Mattias,
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Narrating the Empire with Images: Assyrian Narrative Art
The Neo-Assyrian period is characterised by a progressive imperial policy promoted by the Assyrian kings since the 9th century bce. Ashurnasirpal II (883 – 859 bce), the founder of this new era, launched a systematic programme of annual military ...
Davide Nadali
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The delegation of power: Neo-Assyrian bureau seals
, 2008 Bureau seals are an innovation of the Assyrian administration to cope with the delegation of power that running a world empire demanded. By placing some bureau seals in their historical context we find indications that these seal types were introduced ...
Radner, K
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Deportations: an inquest into the mass-movements of conquered peoples in the Neo-Assyrian Empire
, 2019 The Assyrian textual and iconographic sources, including the Bible, depict the deportations undertaken by the Assyrian kings during the Neo-Assyrian period (900-612 BCE), and their violent nature in moving and displacing the conquered peoples.
June Ishtar Jako (12298652)
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Conservation Science in Cultural HeritageThe Kingdom of Urartu emerged as a major highland polity at the dawn of the first millennium BCE, crystallizing from the flourishing Late Second-millennium civilization centered around Lake Van.
İsmail Coşkun, Ömer Tanyürek
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The Assyrian king and his scholars: the Syro-Anatolian and the Egyptian Schools
, 2009 The article highlights the presence of scholars from Egypt and Syro-Anatolia in the service of the Neo-Assyrian ...
Radner, K
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Neo-Assyrian concepts of fortification
, 2014 The major cities of the Neo-Assyrian Empire were not only home to impressive palaces and temples, but they were also equipped with strong fortifications.
Sollee, Alexander Ericson
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, 2020 The study of the interaction between the Assyrian Empire and the Phoenician city-states is interesting because of the very long period during which it took place. Indeed, from the first tribute taken by Assurnasirpal II to the last intervention leaded by
Baaklini, Adonice-Ackad
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“Neo-Assyrian Urban and Regional Development and Governance on the Frontiers of the Empire”
, 2023 The Neo-Assyrian state is well-known for its ambitious and aggressive expansion in West Asia and the wider regions. Starting from the latter half of the 10th century bc to the heyday of the Assyrian Empire in latter half of the 7th century bc, the ...
Yi Samuel Chen
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Imperial peripheries in the Neo-Assyrian period
, 2018 Includes bibliographical references and index.Highlighting strategies that Neo-Assyrian Empire applied to manage its massive and diverse empire. Examining various ways those strategies were received by subjects close and far from the center.
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