Who Were the Amorites?, 35. cilt

according accordingly agriculture Akkadian Amorites Amurrum ancient apparently assume Assyrian Babylonian beginning Bronze Buccellati called caused centuries certainly changes chapter climatic conclusion connection considered contains deity described discussed distributed Dossin dynasty earlier early East element Euphrates evidence examples excavations existence expedition expression fact finds furthermore groups Hurrian Ibi-Sin ibid important indication inscription instance Iraq Ishbi-Irra Isin king kingdom known Kupper Land language lapis lazuli later least letter Lewy lines lived maintained mar.tu Mari meaning mentioned Mesopotamia millennium mountain nomads occurs passage perhaps period possible present probably Provided published question quoted rainfall reason refers regard region reign relation says seems sent settled settlements showing situation Sumer Sumerian Syria Tell term territory texts theory tradition translation travelling undoubtedly various West Semitic written