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Author:   Trevor Bryce (Emeritus Professor of the University of New England and and Honorary Research Consultant, University of Queensland, Australia)
Publisher:   Oxford University Press
Imprint:   Oxford University Press
Dimensions:   Width: 16.50cm , Height: 2.60cm , Length: 24.00cm
Weight:   0.818kg
ISBN:  

9780199218721

ISBN 10:   0199218722
Pages:   384
Publication Date:   15 March 2012
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Maps and Figures Abbreviations Introduction Part I: SETTING THE SCENE 1: The End of an Era 2: The Hittite Empire s Anatolian Successors 3: Defining the Neo-Hittites 4: The Biblical Hittites Part II: THE IRON AGE KINGDOMS AND DYNASTIES Preface to Chapters 5-7 5: The Neo-Hittite Kingdoms in the Euphrates Region 6: The Neo-Hittite Kingdoms in the Anti-Taurus and Western Syrian Regions 7: The Neo-Hittite Kingdoms in Southeastern Anatolia 8: The Aramaean States 9: Other Peoples and Kingdoms Part III: THE NEO-HITTITE KINGDOMS IN THEIR HISTORICAL CONTEXT 10: The Kingdoms Evolve (12th-11th centuries) 11: Subjection to Assyria (10th-9th centuries) 12: Absorption by Assyria (8th century) Afterword Appendix I Transliterating the Inscriptions Appendix II Neo-Hittite and Aramaean Rulers and Dynasties a Summary List Appendix III The Kings of Late Bronze Age Hatti Appendix IV The Neo-Assyrian Kings Notes Bibliography Index

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This excellent work wil be the standard treatment of the Neo-Hittite kingdoms for decades to come. * CHOICE * The book will serve as an essential reference for all scholars dealing with the Neo-Hittite kingdoms. * Lorenzo daAlfonso, Bryn Mawr Classical Review * extremely readable. * Mark Weeden, Antiquity * Trevor Bryce must be congratulated for his new contribution to the history of the Ancient Near East. * Federico Giusfredi, Bibliotheca Orientalis *

This excellent work wil be the standard treatment of the Neo-Hittite kingdoms for decades to come. CHOICE The book will serve as an essential reference for all scholars dealing with the Neo-Hittite kingdoms. Lorenzo daAlfonso, Bryn Mawr Classical Review extremely readable. Mark Weeden, Antiquity Trevor Bryce must be congratulated for his new contribution to the history of the Ancient Near East. Federico Giusfredi, Bibliotheca Orientalis

extremely readable. Mark Weeden, Antiquity

This excellent work wil be the standard treatment of the Neo-Hittite kingdoms for decades to come. CHOICE extremely readable. Mark Weeden, Antiquity Trevor Bryce must be congratulated for his new contribution to the history of the Ancient Near East. Federico Giusfredi, Bibliotheca Orientalis

Author Information

Trevor Bryce is an Honorary Research Consultant at the University of Queensland and Emeritus Professor of the University of New England. Most of his research has been conducted in the field of Near Eastern history and civilization, with some emphasis on the links between the Classical and Near Eastern worlds. He is the author of 12 books and around 100 published articles and chapters.

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