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How Did the Mitanni Kingdom Rise to Power
...i Empire also may have been an impetus for growth at an early point in its history. ...e Egyptians called Mitanni “Nahrina.” <ref> Mieroop, Marc van de. A History of the Ancient Near East: ca. 3000-323 BC. Second Edition. (London: Bla

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What Were Some of the Influences on Hittite Religion
...d in long-distance trade with each other. <ref> Mieroop, Marc van de. A History of the Ancient Near East: ca. 3000-323 BC. Second Edition. (London: Bla ...-European god. <ref> Beckman, Gary. “The Religion of the Hittites.” Biblical Archaeologist 52 (1989) p. 99</ref> Similar to the Aryan Indra, the Gre

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Where Was the Kingdom of Alashiya
...“Is Cyprus Ancient Alashiya? New Evidence from an Egyptian Tablet.” Biblical Archaeologist 49 (1986) pgs. 38-39</ref> No, the only logical location [[Category: Ancient History]] [[Category: Bronze Age History]] [[Category: Late Bronze Age]]

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What Role Did the Canaanites Play in the Bronze Age Near East
...referred to as Canaanites and the land they inhabited Canaan, based on the biblical accounts, they were several different peoples who shared cultural and lingu ...y an increasingly important role in the Near East's political and cultural history in a variety of different ways. The Canaanite kingdoms were subordinate to

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Why Was Gordian Knot Important to Alexander the Great’s Conquests
...n, <ref> Masson, O. “Anatolian Languages.” In The Cambridge Ancient History. Edited by John Boardman, I.E.S. Edwards, N.GL. Hammond, E. Sollberger, ...le of the legendary, yet real, King Midas (ruled c. 738-696 BC). Assyrian, biblical, and later Greek written sources all seem to validate Midas’s claims of w

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