A Survey of Neo-Elamite History
M. Waters
Several gaps remain in our understanding of Neo-Elamite history, and this study seeks to determine whether a coherent picture of Neo-Elamite history may indeed be achieved. Based on detailed analysis of the available textual sources, both Akkadian and Elamite, this study offers a historical overview and interpretation of Neo-Elamite history and foreign relations. Particular attention is paid to the historiographic difficulties inherent in the sources.
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Several gaps remain in our understanding of Neo-Elamite history, and this study seeks to determine whether a coherent picture of Neo-Elamite history may indeed be achieved. Based on detailed analysis of the available textual sources, both Akkadian and Elamite, this study offers a historical overview and interpretation of Neo-Elamite history and foreign relations. Particular attention is paid to the historiographic difficulties inherent in the sources.
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Map
Introduction
Huban-nikas I through Hallusu (743-693)
Kudur-Nahhunte through Huban-haltas II (693-675)
Urtak and Te umman (675-653)
Huban-nikas II through Indabibi (653-648?)
Huban-haltas III (648?-645?)
Late and Uncertain Rulers and Inscriptions
Conclusions
Appendix A: Chronology of Neo-Elamite Rulers
Appendix B: Sutruk-Nahhunte and Sutur-Nahhunte
Appendix C: Dating Ashurbanipal’s Compaigns against Huban-haltas III
Bibliography
Indices
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