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Lions In The Shadows Northern Syria And Southeastern Anatolia At War C1180708 Bc Thomas James

Name: Lions In The Shadows Northern Syria And Southeastern Anatolia At War C1180708 Bc Thomas James
SKU: BELL-237457234
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Lions In The Shadows Northern Syria And Southeastern Anatolia At War C1180708 Bc Thomas James instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.69 MB

Pages: 280

Author: Thomas James

ISBN: 9789004735606, 9004735607

Language: English

Year: 2025

Volume: 5

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Lions In The Shadows Northern Syria And Southeastern Anatolia At War C1180708 Bc Thomas James by Thomas James 9789004735606, 9004735607 instant download after payment.

Welcome to the first publication that has sought to understand Early Iron Age warfare from the perspectives of the cultures that lived in northwestern Syria and southeastern Anatolia, including places such as Carchemish and Sam’al. Traditionally conflict studies of the era have been pursued through the lenses of these polities’ contemporaries, especially Neo-Assyrian kings. The goal of this publication is to use the available archaeological evidence to establish insights into their own conflicts, which can be used to move toward creating a history of war for the era that encompasses the viewpoints from as many cultures as possible.