Hittites

Ancient Mesopotamia was very violent because of where they were located, They had a shortage of resources which led to war and brutal battles, Leaders had to use brutal methods to gain control. Humans need access to water and fertile farming ground so early humans usually settled near the water such as the Indus civilization who started their civilization near the Euphrates and Tigris rivers. Ancient civilizations usually settled near flood lands which could sometimes lead to death because of…

How did King Tut die?He died by poisoning made by Aye and Horemheb Tut’s advisors/adopted parents.They poisoned him because, King Tut’s father was trying to make Egypt monotheistic so the king won’t have to waste his time with all these ceremonies.Tut’s death was hurried and he wasn’t painted on his walls. King Tut has a cut on his cheek by almost getting assassinated.But he was in a fight and was put into a coma for a day or 2.Then he ate a giant meal but some of it wasn’t fully cooked[some…

As we take a look at the genre of the Book of Joshua, the historical narrative of the move into the land of Canaan begins to form and shape the foundation of what is to become the nation of Israel. The factual accounts of the timeline in the history of Israel point to how they were able to move forward under the leadership of Joshua after the death of Moses. Just as in the past relationship of God and Moses, we see that God has promised to continue that relationship with Joshua as he leads the…

Egyptian forces surrendered and caused Egypt to fall and be conquered by the Persians. They remained under Persian occupation until 332-331 BC during the coming of Alexander the Great. Egypt had many rivals like the sea people from Greece and Athens, Hittite Empire, Assyrian Empire, and the Mitanni Empire. Most of the rivalry was because of Egypt reaching the peak of its power and other civilizations wanting their…

empires that they conquered had strict rules to prevent any uprisings or rebellions. This allowed for an easier time for leading, and conquering more land, and making laws because the conquered people did not dare to retaliate against them. The hittite culture changed because of their new expansion of land. They had to find new ways to govern the land efficiently and effectively. This way, people would listen and cooperate with authority. The also created a social…

The Hittites, more specifically invented the new technology, iron. Mesopotamians used copper, bronze, and gold earlier on, but then iron was introduced. Iron was starting to be used because it was “cheaper to produce and more durable than bronze, iron represented…

Hence, the Mesopotamian stamped the clay token on a flat clay tablet. The advantages of this method were it was easier to count the tokens and can be served as evidence of purchase, which w2. How, when and why did writing arise in Mesopotamia, Egypt and Anatolia, and how was this process similar and different in these three regions? The writings left by ancient civilisations allowed archaeologists to discover the history and linguists to learn ancient languages. However, the writings used in…

From c.2700 B.C.E to c.1050 B.C.E, Egypt was divided in three kingdoms in three different periods. The Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms and each kingdoms had their own characteristics and achievements. Egypt’s Old Kingdom was one of the most dynamic periods in Egyptian art. In the third dynasty, 2649 B.C.E-2575 B.C.E, King Djoser’s architect, Imhotep, used a series of stepped stone mastabas instead of the classic mastaba to house the bodies of their kings and queens. The artistic geniuses of the…

Furthermore, Astarte exists as the Greek name of her counterpart Ishtar of the Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Semitic people of Mesopotamian; Astarte also became worshipped in Egypt and Syria, among the Hittites, as well as in Canaan. She became assimilated with the Egyptian deities Isis and Hathor; and in the Greco-Roman world with Aphrodite, Artemis and Juno. Decisively, Hebrew scholars now feel that the goddess Ashtoreth referenced oftentimes in the Bible exists as an intentional alternate…

Credibly, God reacts to their mournful prayers and in the Old Testament a “divine intervention” occurs to rescue the Hebrew people and divinely guiding the sexual character of these people. For within this great text, this issue emerges as being a major focal point. The manuscript tells an ongoing story regarding a people’s weak-minded attempts to grasp a tremendous presence of energy; which constantly endures insults and rejections. There are numerous stories concerning God’s love concerning…