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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2021 · 21 MIN

The Early Amorites of Mesopotamia (2600-1800 BC)

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Some of you wanted to know a bit more about the Amorites and they're arrival into Mesopotamia, so I thought I'd do a quick podcast on it. This program will take a look at early references to Amorites in Sumerian, Elbaite and Akkadian documents. <!--more-->Contents:00:00 Introduction01:30 Who were the Amorites?05:20 Earliest mention of Amorites in Sumerian texts06:26 Amorites in texts from Ebla and other cities12:25 Amorites and the fall of Ur16:52 Letter of Ushashum the Amorite to Bilalama of Eshnunna20:16 Thank you and patronsFollow History with Cy:YouTube ChannelInstagramFacebookTwitterWebsite Support the show

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Some of you wanted to know a bit more about the Amorites and they're arrival into Mesopotamia, so I thought I'd do a quick podcast on it. This program will take a look at early references to Amorites in Sumerian, Elbaite and Akkadian documents. <!--more--> Contents: 00:00 Introduction 01:30 Who were the Amorites? 05:20 Earliest mention of Amorites in Sumerian texts 06:26 Amorites in texts from Ebla and other cities 12:25 Amorites and the fall of Ur 16:52 Letter of Ushashum the Amorite...

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