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Amqu

The Amqu (also Amka, Amki, Amq) is a region during the Late Bronze Age, equivalent to the Beqaa Valley region in eastern Lebanon, named in the 1350–1335 BC Amarna letters corpus.

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Amqu

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples28
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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related to Amarna Archive · 28
Amqu → Amarna, BC, Carchemish, Egyptian Empire, Etakkama, Euphrates, Fall, Hatti, Hittites, In, Initially, Kadesh, Kissa, Levant, Mitanni, Mitanni Empire, Nii, Niya-Niye, Nuhašše, Qidšu/Qinsa

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amarna letters also 1350 region bc late bronze corpus mitanni abdi-riša letter lebanon levant syria empire suppiluliuma fall hittites lord

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Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveIn0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveAmarna0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveBC0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveNuhašše0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveNiya-Niye0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveNii0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveSubaru0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveInitially0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveLevant0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveSyria0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveMitanni Empire0.60section
Amqurelated to Amarna ArchiveSuppiluliuma0.60section

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