Babylonians |
Time Line of The Ancient Near East
6th millennium BC to the 6th century BC |
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B.C. | Mesopotamia | Iran | Syria | Anatolia | |
South North |
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6000 | Hassuna | Susiana a | Amuq A | Catal Hüyük | |
Ubaid 1 | Samarra | Susiana b | Amuq B | ||
5000 | |||||
Ubaid 2 | Halaf | Susiana c | Amuq C | ||
Hacilar | |||||
4000 | Ubaid 3 | Northern Ubaid | Susiana d | Amuq D | |
Ubaid 4 | Early Gawra | Susa A | Amuq E | ||
Susa B | |||||
Uruk | Late Gawra | Amuq G | |||
Susa C | |||||
3000 | Jamdat Nasr |
Early Dynastic | Susa D | Amuq H | ||
Akkad | Kings of awan | Amuq I | Alishar | |
Post-Akkad | Kings of Simashki | Amuq J | Alaca Hüyük | |
Ur III (Neo Sumerian) | ||||
2000 |
Isin-Larsa | Old Assyrian | Old Elamite | Mari Age | Karum II | |
Alalakh VII | Karum Ib | ||||
Old Babylonian | Old Hittite |
1500 | Middle Assyrian | Alalakh IV | Hittite Empire |
Kassites | Mitanni Kingdom |
Nuzi (Mitanni) |
Middle Elamite | Ugarit |
1000 | Neo-Assyrian | Neo-Elamite | Phygians |
Neo-Babylonian | Rise of Medes | Neo-Hittite |
600 |
Persian Empire 550 -330 B.C. Achaemenid Dynasty |
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