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Eidem, Jesper

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“…37- Eidem and Laessøe 2001, p.111-3. 38-54) …… iš-tu Za-as-liki 55) a-na Še-gi-ib-buki iš-tu Še-gi-ib-buki 56) a-na Zi-kumki iš-tu Zi-kumki 57) a-na Ú-ḪraḪ-úki iš-ti Ú-ra-úki 58) a-na Lu-ut-pí-iški iš-tu Lu-ut-pí-iški 59) a-na ma-a-ḪatḪ Ḫa-bu-ra-timki, Eidem and Laessøe 2001, p. 70-1 (SH 809 = no. 1).…”

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Contribution to the Historical Geography of Erbil Province in the Second Millennium BC

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2023

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The historical geography of the Erbil Province in the second millennium BC remains obscure, although nu- merous inscriptional data –compared to other periods- exist. This article is an attempt to reconstruct the geo- graphical setting of the region in a specific short time, when king Šamšī-Adad I expanded his sway to the east Tigris region in the early second millennium BC. From this time we have data from Mari and Shemshara in which many GNs have been mentioned and this has been used as a basis to locate the cities, settlements, and routes mentioned.

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Contribution to the Historical Geography of Erbil Province in the Second Millennium BC

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Contribution to the Historical Geography of Erbil Province in the Second Millennium BC

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