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Beyond kingdoms: Unravelling political complexity in Levantine Bronze Age

AMMAN – The Bronze Age in Greece and Levant was a period marked by great kings and local ”small” kings. The imperial centres in Egypt, Asia Minor and Mesopotamia exercised political, military and economic control over statelets located between them. During the time span of hundreds of years, same statelets would become vassals of one major power and after different political

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Beyond Kingdoms: Unravelling Political Complexity In Levantine Bronze Age

Beyond Kingdoms: Unravelling Political Complexity In Levantine Bronze Age
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Rare Minoan Bronze Mirror from 3300 Years Ago Found at Hala Sultan Tekke Site in Cyprus

Researchers have found a Minoan bronze mirror in an intact Late Bronze Age tomb at the archaeological site of Hala Sultan Tekke on the southeast coast of Cyprus. This mirror, dated to around 1300 BCE, is a unique piece in the funerary context of this Cypriot port city. The ancient city of Hala Su

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In the Time of the Copper Kings - Archaeology Magazine

Some 3,500 years ago, prosperous merchants on Cyprus controlled the world’s most valuable commodity

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Bringing life to artifacts of the past

Attendees stroll through the Carillon Gallery at Tarrant County College in Fort Worth, Texas, and admire the black and gray collagraph prints of ancient Mediterranean geometric pottery. Crunching into a ball, people try to fit into the life-sized funerary vases. Students begin sifting through a man-made excavation site with 3D-printed trays. The dig site consists.

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