Zincirli

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Zincirli is an important archaeological site in southeastern Turkey, known as the ancient Neo-Hittite and Aramaean city of Sam’al.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aramaean city-state
Neo-Hittite city-state
ancient city
archaeological site
alsoKnownAs Sam’al NERFINISHED
associatedWithKingdom Kingdom of Sam’al NERFINISHED
culture Aramaean NERFINISHED
Neo-Hittite NERFINISHED
excavatedBy German Oriental Society NERFINISHED
University of Chicago NERFINISHED
University of Chicago Oriental Institute NERFINISHED
University of Tübingen NERFINISHED
firstMajorExcavationsEndDate 1902 GENERATED
firstMajorExcavationsStartDate 1888
flourishedInCentury 7th century BCE
8th century BCE
9th century BCE
flourishedInPeriod Iron Age NERFINISHED
hasAncientName Sam’al NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalSignificance important source for Iron Age Levantine epigraphy
key site for study of Neo-Hittite and Aramaean cultures
hasCityPlanShape oval
hasDefensiveFeature city gates
double city wall
towers
hasNotableArtifactType basalt orthostats
inscribed stelae
relief sculptures
hasNotableFind city gate reliefs
funerary stelae
lion sculptures
royal inscriptions of Sam’al
statues of rulers
hasNotableInscriptionLanguage Aramaic
Hieroglyphic Luwian NERFINISHED
Phoenician
hasNotableStructure inner citadel
palaces
temples
hasType fortified city
walled citadel
locatedIn Gaziantep Province NERFINISHED
Turkey
southeastern Turkey
modernExcavationsResumed 2006
overlordInPeriod Neo-Assyrian Empire NERFINISHED
partOf Syro-Hittite states NERFINISHED
regionInAntiquity Syro-Anatolia NERFINISHED
northern Levant

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