Nagar

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Nagar is an ancient archaeological site in Upper Mesopotamia, known as a significant early urban center of the Bronze Age Near East.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bronze Age site
ancient city
archaeological site
alsoKnownAs Tell Brak NERFINISHED
excavatedBy David Oates NERFINISHED
Joan Oates NERFINISHED
Max Mallowan NERFINISHED
various international archaeological teams
flourishedDuring 3rd millennium BCE
late 4th millennium BCE
hasArchaeologicalFeature Eye Temple NERFINISHED
administrative buildings
city walls
industrial areas
mass graves
outer town
palatial buildings
residential quarters
terraced mound
hasEvidenceOf administrative practices
craft production
long-distance trade
religious cult activity
social stratification
hasFinds ceramic assemblages
cuneiform tablets
cylinder seals
figurines
metal objects
stone tools
hasPeriod Early Bronze Age NERFINISHED
Late Chalcolithic
Middle Bronze Age NERFINISHED
hasSignificanceIn Bronze Age political geography
origins of urbanism in Mesopotamia
study of early cities
hasStratigraphy multi-period occupation levels
knownFor early urbanization
eye idols
large urban sprawl
monumental architecture
locatedIn Upper Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Syria NERFINISHED
locatedNear Khabur River NERFINISHED
partOf Ancient Near East NERFINISHED
wasInfluencedBy Mesopotamian urbanism
wasMajorUrbanCenterIn Early Bronze Age NERFINISHED
wasPartOf Hurrian cultural sphere NERFINISHED
wasRegionalCenterFor Khabur plains NERFINISHED

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