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Nuzi ware

Nuzi ware is the type of a ceramic ware which is especially associated with the Mitanni empire (15th to early 13th century BC). It was first identified at Nuzi, modern Iraq. This is a painted prestige pottery that is mostly found in a socially elevated context.[citation needed]

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Orontes RiverBabylonQatnaBronze Age
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Khabur wareTell Brak
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AlalakhMax Mallowan
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Upper Mesopotamia
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related to Bibliography · 73
Nuzi ware → Alter Orient, Bakr Othman, BC, Beyrouth, Bibliothèque, Broadening Horizons Conference, Ceramic Traditions, Changing Faces, Christophe, Civilization, Cornell University Library, Costanza Coppini, Cultural Relations, Culture, Céramique, De Martino, Defining, Department, Diana, Erbil Plain
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Nuzi ware → Alalakh, At Nuzi, Especially, Mesopotamia, Mesopotamian, Minoan, Mitanni, Nevertheless, Nuzi, Syria, Tell Atchana, The, These, Various, White
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Nuzi ware → According, Also, Duraid, Khabur, Mesopotamia, Mitannian, Nuzi, Oguchi, Paul Zimansky, Period, Polis, Similar, Tell Hamida
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Nuzi ware → Babylon, Bronze Age, In, Middle East, Mitanni, Nuzi, Orontes River, Qatna, The
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Nuzi ware → At Tell Brak, BC, Khabur, Much, Nuzi, The
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Nuzi ware → type of a ceramic ware which is especially associated with the Mitanni empire

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nuzi ware also ceramic khabur mitanni ceramics shapes bc painted pottery mostly found iraq east decorations tell patterns syria mesopotamia

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Nuzi wareis atype of a ceramic ware which is especially associated with the Mitanni empire0.90text
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyDiana0.60section
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyStein0.60section
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyKhabur Ware0.60section
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyTheir Origin0.60section
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Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyMalibu0.60section
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyBakr Othman0.60section
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyThe Distribution0.60section
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyNuzi0.60section
Nuzi warerelated to BibliographyNorthern Iraq0.60section

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