NMC260Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Persian Gulf, Ninhursag, Chogha Zanbil
18 May 2016
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* it is equivalent to the late uruk trading colonies. * it saw the development of the jiroft culture. * remember tepe yahya, shar i-sokte brief decline (corresponding to the rise of the. * it remains a power to be reckoned with , and eventually sacks ur by kindattu and the end of the ur iii period. * elam in the old babylonian period = mainland base for trade. * it is a regional power broker (often exerts and influences power) * it is the middle-man in trade: between the further east (access to lapis, gold, and tin, torquise, * the elamite state eventually emerged at susa by 3000b. c. or a little later, soon coming under the control of the akkadians. * by 2000 b. c. , the elamites mounted an attack on the ancient sumerian city of uruk. * in isin-larsa period a number of rulers of elamite states emerged all bearing the title of sukkalmah.
