Triumph and Betrayal : Assyria’s Path to Empire, 935–745 BC
While the study of Assyria as ‘the world's first empire'has never been more popular, the events of the foundational early Neo-Assyrian period (935–745 BC) remain only poorly understood and explained. This book re-examines the historical question of Assyria's expansion, presenting a novel reconstruct...
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De Gruyter
2025
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