Egypt and western Asia in the light of recent discoveries (1907)
King, L. W. (Leonard William), 1869-1919 · London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge · leaf 200
RIVAL CITIES 169 diggings described at the beginning of this chapter, as affording new information concerning the earliest periods of Chaldean history. A most interesting inscription has recently been dis- covered by Capt. Cros at Telloh, which throws consid- erable light on the rivalry which… … THE MOUND OF KUYUNJIK, WHICH FORMED ONE OF THE PALACE MOUNDS OF THE ANCIENT ASSYRIAN CITY OF NINEVEH. of the earliest rulers whose inscriptions have been found at Nippur and their relations to contemporary rulers in Shirpurla. The cities of Gishkhu and Shirpurla were that have recently been…
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