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Tunip

Tunip (Eblaite: Du-ne-íb{ki} or Du-ni-íb{ki} or Du-ne-bù{ki}) (probably modern Tell 'Acharneh) was a city-state along the Orontes River in western Syria in the Bronze Age. It was large enough to be an urban center, but too small to be a dominant regional power. It was under the influence of various factions like the Mitanni, Egyptians, and Hittites.

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Location
Syria
Area
c. 77 ha
Periods
Bronze Age
Region
Hama Governorate

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Early Bronze

Late Bronze

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Tunip

Nodes65
Edges64
Triples64
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030769
Components1

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related to Late Bronze · 21
Tunip → Akhenaten, Akkar Plain, Amarna, Amurru, Aziru, Aziru's, BC, EA, Egyptian, Hatti, He, It, Matters, Nuhašše, Ramesses II, Simur/Tell Kezel, Syria, The, Thutmose III, Tunip-Tessup
related to Amarna Archive · 17
Tunip → Akhenaten, Amarna, Aziru's, BC, Egypt, Five, Hatti, In, Levant, Mitanni, Pharaoh, Pro-Egyptian, Suppiluliuma, The Amarna Archive, There, Tushratta, Tutankhamun
related to Early Bronze · 14
Tunip → BC, Bonechi, Byblos, During, Early Bronze Age, Ebla, Ebla Palace, Egypt, It, Mari, Puzur-Aštar, The, Their, They
related to Location · 8
Tunip → Acharneh, Orontes River, Syria, Tell, Tell Asharneh, Tell Salhab, The, There
Area · 1
Tunip → c. 77 ha
Location · 1
Tunip → Syria
Periods · 1
Tunip → Bronze Age
Region · 1
Tunip → Hama Governorate

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tell amarna ea syria 13 aziru letter region bronze city asharneh citizens egypt location 'acharneh also age mitanni king letters

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TunipAreac. 77 ha1.00infobox
TunipLocationSyria1.00infobox
TunipPeriodsBronze Age1.00infobox
TunipRegionHama Governorate1.00infobox
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveThe Amarna Archive0.60section
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveAmarna0.60section
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveEgypt0.60section
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveAkhenaten0.60section
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveTutankhamun0.60section
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveThere0.60section
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveLevant0.60section
Tuniprelated to Amarna ArchiveIn0.60section

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