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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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Nomadic traditions, modern realities — Exploring Bedouin culture

AMMAN The name “Bedouin” is derived from the term for nomadic desert or steppe dwellers (badawa). It is not an ethnic name and is used to refer to populations across the steppes and deserts of the Arab world who are associated with a nomadic-pastoral-tribal way of life.

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Nomadic traditions, modern realities — Exploring Bedouin culture

AMMAN The name “Bedouin” is derived from the term for nomadic desert or steppe dwellers (badawa). It is not an ethnic name and is used to refer to populations across the steppes and deserts of the Arab world who are associated with a nomadic-pastoral-tribal way of life.

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Did Ancient Irrigation Technology Travel Silk Road?

Using satellite imaging and drone reconnaissance, archaeologists from Washington University in St. Louis have discovered an ancient irrigation system that

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