Late Third Millennium in the Ancient Near East

Discover the fascinating insights of the ancient Near East with Late Third Millennium in the Ancient Near East by the esteemed authors from The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. Published in 2017, this comprehensive paperback spans 510 pages and delves into three pivotal topics that shape our understanding of this historical period.

The book explores the radiocarbon evidence from the mid to late third millennium BC, providing critical chronological implications of new dates. It also discusses how historical and archaeological chronologies can be adapted in light of these findings. Furthermore, the authors investigate the relationship between climate change and significant transitions during the late Early Bronze Age, offering a unique perspective on how environmental factors influenced ancient civilizations.

Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts of environmental archaeology and historical geography, this work is a valuable addition to any library focused on the Middle East and ancient cultures.