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160930s2016 nyub e 1 eng |
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$a 2016431324 |
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$aG2206.S1$bA8 2016 |
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$aAtlas of the ancient Near East :$bfrom prehistoric times to the Roman imperial period /$cby Trevor Bryce ; with an introductory section on the prehistoric Near East by Jessie Birkett-Rees. |
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$aNew York ;$aLondon :$bRoutledge,$c2016. |
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$a1 atlas (xvii, 318 pages) :$bcolor illustrations, color maps ;$c26 cm |
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$aRelief shown by shading. |
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$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 291-296) and index. |
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$aThe geography and geology of the ancient Near East -- Foragers and farmers: early agricultural communities -- The prehistory of the Near East: key sites -- The homelands of the major Near Eastern kingdoms -- Writing systems -- A sample of sites where important inscriptions have been found -- Trade and mineral resources -- The Sumerians -- Uruk (Warka, biblical Erech) -- Early dynastic and old kingdom Egypt -- The Akkadian empire -- Ur and the Ur III empire -- The early and middle Bronze Age kingdoms of western Iran -- The Amorites -- The Isin and Larsa dynasties -- The old Assyrian kingdom -- The Assyrian merchant colonies -- The Diyala region -- The Habur (Khabur) river region -- The old Babylonian kingdom -- Mari -- The cities and kingdoms of Syria in the middle and late Bronze Ages -- The major late Bronze Age kingdoms -- The Hittites -- Arzawa and the Luwians -- The Hurrians and Mitanni (Mittani) -- The adventures of Idrimi -- The middle Assyrian empire -- Kassite Babylonia -- Middle and new kingdom Egypt -- The Canaanites -- The Syro-Palestinian states attested in the Amarna letters -- Hittites and Egyptians in conflict -- Troy -- Ahhiyawa -- Bronze Age Cyprus -- The sea peoples -- The middle Elamite and Neo-Elamite periods -- The age of iron -- The Neo-Hittite kingdoms -- Tabal, Hilakku and Que (Adanawa/Hiyawa) -- The Neo-Assyrian empire -- The Phoenicians -- The Iron Age countries and kingdoms of Transjordan -- The Philistines -- 1st millennium BC Anatolia -- Phrygia and Lydia -- Urartu -- The Cimmerians -- Egypt in the Third Intermediate and Saite periods (1069-525 BC) -- Aeolians, Ionians, Dorians -- Two major Bronze Age-classical sites of western Anatolia -- The countries of southern Asia Minor in the Graeco-Roman period -- Lycia -- The ten kingdoms of 1st millennium BC Cyprus -- The Medes -- The Neo-Babylonian empire -- The Arabs -- Armenia -- The Persian (Achaemenid) empire -- The Persian invasions of the western Greek world -- Alexander the |
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$aGreat -- The Hellenistic age -- The Seleucid empire -- The Attalid empire -- Bactria -- The Maccabean rebellion -- Roman rule in the near East I: from the battle of Magnesia to the settlements of Pompey -- Roman rule in the Near East II: from Pompey to Augustus -- Herod the Great -- Parthia -- The Nabataeans -- Roman rule in the Near East III: from Augustus to Trajan -- The Sasanians -- Zenobia -- Roman rule in the Near East IV: from Diocletian to the Islamic invasions. |
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$aMiddle East$xCivilization$yTo 622$vMaps. |
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$aMiddle East$xHistorical geography$vMaps. |
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$aBryce, Trevor,$d1940-$eauthor. |
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$aBirkett-Rees, Jessie. |
