Who Were the Amorites?, Volume 35 |
Common terms and phrases
according accordingly agriculture Akkad Akkadian dynasty Alalah Aleppo Amarna period Amorites Amurrum Arabia Asshur assume Assyrian Benjaminites Braidwood Bronze Buccellati Byblos Canaanites caravan Chiera climatic connection considered deity densely distributed Dhorme Dossin E. A. Speiser earlier East Semitic Egyptian Euphrates evidence excavations expedition fact Falkenstein furthermore Gelb groups habiru Hammurabi Hittite HUCA Hurrian I. J. Gelb Iahdu(n)-Lim Ibi-Sin ibid important Innaa inscription instance Iraq Ishbi-Irra Isin Kanesh king of Mari kingdom Kupper Lagash Land language leather letter Lewy lines logogram mar.tu māt Mediterranean mentioned Mesopotamia millennium mountain Naram-Sin Negeb Ninab nomads number of Amorites occurs Old Akkadian Old Babylonian passage pre-Sargonic prehistoric question quoted rainfall refers regard region reign Sargon says settled settlements Shamshi-Adad Sumer Sumerian Syria Tell Tell Halaf term mar.tu territory texts theory tradition transliterated Ugarit undoubtedly West Semitic Westland Yabrud