-
state to Ur,
managed to
drive the
Elamites out of Ur,
rebuild the city, and to
return the
statue of
Nanna that the
Elamites had plundered. The succeeding...
- that was
spoken by the
ancient Elamites. It was
recorded in what is now
southwestern Iran from 2600 BC to 330 BC.
Elamite is
generally thought to have no...
-
Linear Elamite was a
writing system used in Elam
during the
Bronze Age
between c. 2300 and 1850 BCE, and
known mainly from a few
extant monumental inscriptions...
- Scheil, "Textes de Comptabilité Proto-
Élamites", MDP 17, Paris, 1923 V. Scheil, "Textes de Comptabilité Proto-
Élamites", MDP 26, Paris, 1935 [8] Francois...
-
primarily economic records. The
Elamite language (c. 2600 BCE to 400 BCE), is the now-extinct
language spoken by
Elamites, who
inhabited the
regions of...
- Neo-
Elamite may
refer to: Neo-
Elamite language, a
stage in the
history of the
Elamite language Neo-
Elamite period, a
period in the
political history of...
-
Signs in the Proto-
Elamite Writing System",
Journal of
Archaeological Studies 14.1, pp. 1–22, 2022 Amiet, P., "Il y a 5000 ans les
elamites inventaient l’ecriture"...
- of
ancient Ansan, Tall-e Mal-yan,
dated 1000 BC.
Previous to the era of
Elamites, the
Akkadian language was
responsible for most or all of the text used...
- (perhaps
traditional Elamite)
deities in the
region suggests that the po****ce of
Elymais were
descendants of the old
Elamites. The
connection is further...
-
earliest known Elamite cuneiform text is a
treaty between Akkadians and the
Elamites that
dates back to 2200 BC. Some
believe it
might have been in use since...
