ISBN: 9798172558887 - the aramaeans: traders of the levant (forgotten civilizations) (1 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Sep 2026, 2026

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    Serie: Buch 66 von 70 - Forgotten Civilizations

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In The Aramaeans: Traders of the Levant, Elliot Rowan explores the remarkable history of a people whose political kingdoms vanished while their language and cultural influence spread across much of the ancient Near East. Emerging from the landscapes of Syria and the Euphrates frontier, the Aramaeans established powerful states such as Damascus, Hamath, Samal, and Bit Adini, occupying a strategic world of caravan roads and contested frontiers between Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean. Drawing on Assyrian records, biblical accounts, Aramaic inscriptions, Persian administrative documents, and archaeological discoveries from sites including Tell Halaf, Zincirli, and Tell Fekheriye, Rowan reconstructs a civilization shaped by commerce, diplomacy, warfare, religion, and cultural exchange. He examines the rise of the Aramaean kingdoms, their cities and rulers, their merchants and craftsmen, their encounters with Israel and Judah, and their long struggle against the expanding Neo-Assyrian Empire. Yet the Aramaeans achieved their greatest influence after their kingdoms had fallen. Their language became a common medium of trade and administration, eventually serving empires stretching from Egypt to Central Asia and developing into one of the most important languages of the ancient world. The Aramaeans: Traders of the Levant reveals how a civilization without a lasting empire created an enduring legacy through language, commerce, and cultural adaptability, leaving an imprint on the Near East that survived long after the kings of Aram had disappeared.…