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1460 - 1180 280 |
| 1450 - 1300 150 Hittite culture reached its highpoint and dominated the territory North and East of Babylon including Turkey and northern Palestine. |
| 1350 1st recorded smallpox epidemic took place during an Egyptian-Hittite war. Hittite warriors caught the disease from Egyptian prisoners. The king and heir were fatally infected and the empire fell apart. |
| - Tudhaliya 3 "the Younger"eldest ^ Tudhaliya 2, assassinated upon his father's death, it's not known if he actually ruled or not. He was Suppiluliuma 1's older brother |
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| 1344 - 22 Hattusa Liongate |
| 1320 BC - 1400s AD Miletus |
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| 1274 Battle of Kadesh
Hittites fought off the invading Egyptians. This reflected the power gained from trading metals abundant in Turkey. in the fifth year of his reign Ramesses moved to meet and destroy the forces of the Hittite king, Muwatallis, grandson of Suppililiumas. Here some 70,000-100,000 armed men clashed for two days... and was decisive in that the Hittite advanced no further. |
| 1274 Siege of Dapur Syria |
| - Signed a treaty with Alaksandu, ruler of the Arzawa land known as Wilusa. |
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| 1250 - 20 King Thudalija carving in Yazilikaya |
| 1200s - 1000 AD Metropolis (Anatolia) |
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| 1192 Ramessu 3 beat back a more formidable attack. The inscription describing this war was engraved on the second pylon of the temple of Medinet Habu. The Hittites and North Syrians had been so crippled by them that Ramessu took the opportunity to extend the frontier of Egyptian territory northward. |
| 1185 The Hittite empire fell to the “Sea People,” an invading group coming from the west whose precise identity is unknown. |
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| 1150 - 1100 50 Aeolian Immigrations begin to Asia Minor. |
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| 1100 - 1000 100 Ionian Immigration to Asia Minor. |
| 1000s - 717 Kingdom of Sam'al |
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The bronze age settlement of the site of the Trojan War. The inhabitants probably spoke Luvian, an Indo-European language related to Hittite.
1473 Troas founds city of Troy |
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1194 - 84 10 Trojan War Greeks VS Troy
| 1194 - 84 10 Siege of Troy |
- Helen of Troy 2003
- Helen of Troy 1956
- The Trojan Horse 1962
- Trojan Women 1972
- Troy 2004
- The Odyssey 1977
- The Odyssey 1997 TV miniseries
- Ulysses 1954 |
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- Survivors of Troy who migrated to Turkey & Ukraine
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| 15 - 1300 Mitanni Houses at Tell Brak Syria |
| 1400s - 1180 Royal Palace of Ugarit Ugarit Corbel Syria |
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| 9000 Aceramic Neolithic first known human evidence PrePottery Neolithic B. Introduced dogs, sheep, goats and deer toisland. Worlds earliest wells. |
| 6000 Aceramic NeolithicChoirokoitia Culture blooms with continued developments in farming. Lithic industry. |
| 4500 Ceramic Neolithic There is an influx of newcomers toisland. House designs begin to move to square sides from roundhouses. |
3800 Neolithic 2 Just asSotira culture begins a massive earthquake destroys much ofislands infrastructure and population.
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| 3500 Chalcolithicemergence of metalworking and Copper. |
| 2400 Early and Middle Bronze Age Philia culture, house sizes increased and towns well organised. Emergence of defense fortresses and an influx of new people, mainly Anatolian. Cattle reintroduced. |
1500 Late Bronze Age (LBA)
Egyptian Pharaoh Thutmose III claimed Cyprus and imposed a tax onisland. |
| 1300 LBA Cypriots own language developed, CyproMinoan syllabary, ruled byHittites, Ugarit and Egyptians. Horned altars. |
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| 1200 LBA Own writing developed, CyproMinoan script, increase in Mycenaean pottery production. |
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| 1636 - 1491 145 Exodus |
- Ten Commandments 1956
- Moses 1996 TV
- Moses the Law Giver 1975
- Prince of Egypt 1998 |
| 1491 The marriage of brother and sister was common until prohibited by the Law of Moses |
| - Moses sees burning bush |
| 1491 - 52 39 Numbers Wandering of the Israelites. |
| 1451 Entrance into Canaan |
| 12 Tribes of Israel reached the Promised Land. |
| Book of Deuteronomy written in five weeks |
| 1451 - 26 25 Book of Joshua |
| 1426 - 1409 17 Time of the Elders years from the death of Joshua to the first Judge. Once these Elders died the nation began to abandon the Theocracy. Leadership was weak and for the most part the people did "every man what is right in his own eyes." |
| 1417 Israelite's 1st Servitude to Mesopotamia |
| 1600 Battle of Megiddo Israel |
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Confederation of Judges
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| 1253 Abimelech sixth judge. one of Gideon's sons, killed his brothers and appointed himself as Judge. His term lasted 3 years. |
| 1228 - 10 18 Philistine and Ammonite oppression of Israel. |
| 1274 Battle of Gibeah Israel |
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1183 - 43 40 7th servitude under Philistines lasted 40 yrs
| 1100s Jebusite City Wall in Jerusalem city of david |
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1155 - 35 20 8th servitude under Philistines |
1140 - 30 10 Book of Ruth
- The Story of Ruth 1960 |
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| 1060 - 20 40 Numbers |
1047 - 07 Saul, ^ Kish, of the tribe of Benjamin, 1st King of Israel. Theocracy ended and the Jewish Monarchy began.
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| 1055 - 17 38 2nd Samuel Book |
| 1050 Battle of Mount Gibea David defeated the Jebusites and Jerusalem became the capital of Israel. |
UK of Israel & Judah
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- 1030 - 970 60 David
- David and Goliath 1960
- King David 1985
- David 1997
- David and Batsheba 1951
| - 1023 Absolom revolted Defeated and died. |
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| 1353 - 18 35 Ashur-uballit 1 |
| 1363 Ashur-Uballit revolts against Mitanni rule and founds the Assyrian Empire |
| 1307 - 1296 11 Arik-den-ili |
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| 1273 Shalmaneser of Assyria conquers the Mitanni |
| 1271 Assyria and Babylon united under Tiglathninip I, ^ Shalmaneser I. He was the first to assume the title, "King of Nations" as king of Sumir and Akkad. |
| 1260 Assyrian scribes first mention Urartu |
| 1240 Assyrians sack Babylon |
| 1220 Babylon and Assyria became separate nations again. |
| Assyria resists incursions by the Mushki and Urartu |
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Middle Assyria
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| 1155 Assyria & Elam attack Babylonia ending Kassite rule |
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| 1080 few Assyrian inscriptions were known for about 150 years. The Hebrew kings, David and Solomon, became strong as Assyria became weak. |
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| 1230 Rimmon became king of Babylon beginning its separation from Assyria. |
| 1224 Enlil-nadin-shumi Assyria installed governor |
| 1223 Kadashman-Harbe 2 Assyria installed governor |
| 1222 - 17 5 Adad-shuma-iddina Assyria installed governor |
| 1216 - 1187 29 Adad-shuma-usur Contemporary of Ashur-nirari 3 of Assyria |
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| 1168 Shutruk-Nahhunte of Elam invades Babylon and places his son on the throne |
| 1155 Assyria and Elam attack Babylonia ending Kassite rule |
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