Elamite period

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The Elamite period refers to the era when the ancient civilization of Elam, centered in what is now southwestern Iran, was a major political and cultural power in the ancient Near East.

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Elamite period canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological period
historical period
appliesTo Elam
associatedWithCulture Elamite civilization NERFINISHED
associatedWithLanguage Elamite
surface form: Elamite language
associatedWithScript Elamite cuneiform
culturalInteractionWith Mesopotamians
surface form: Mesopotamian civilizations

Persian peoples
endsWith incorporation into Achaemenid Empire
engagedIn trade with Mesopotamia
warfare with Mesopotamian states
follows prehistoric Iran
hasCenter Anshan
Susa
hasRulingDynasty Igihalkid dynasty NERFINISHED
Shimashki dynasty
Shutrukid dynasty
Sukkalmah dynasty
hasSubperiod Middle Elamite period
Neo-Elamite period
Old Elamite period
includesEvent Elamite invasion of Babylonia
surface form: Elamite conquest of Babylon under Shutruk-Nahhunte

transport of the stele of Hammurabi to Susa
knownFor distinctive Elamite art
monumental architecture at Susa
use of Elamite language in royal inscriptions
locatedIn Ancient Near East
surface form: ancient Near East

southwestern Iran
majorDeity Humban
Inshushinak
Kiririsha NERFINISHED
neighborOf Akkadian Empire
Assyria
Babylon
surface form: Babylonia

Sumer
partOf Bronze Age Near East
Iron Age Near East
history of Iran
politicalStatus kingdom
regional power
precedes Achaemenid period
Persian Achaemenid Empire NERFINISHED
religion Elamite religion
timeSpanExtendsTo 6th century BCE
timeSpanStartsBefore 3rd millennium BCE
writingSystemUsed Mesopotamian cuneiform
surface form: Akkadian cuneiform

Elamite cuneiform

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Susa periodOfFlourishing Elamite period
Shushan timePeriod Elamite period