The Ancient EastNo. II.THE TELL EL AMARNA PERIODThe Relations of Egypt and WesternAsia in the Fifteenth Century B.C.According toThe Tell El Amarna TabletsbyCarl NiebuhrTranslated by J. HutchinsonLondon: David Nutt57-59 Long Acre1903ContentsThe Ancient EastI. The Tablets, and How they were Found.II. The Egyptian Court and Administration.III. Letters from Asiatic Kings.IV. Letters from Asiatic Vassals.V. Political Conditions in the Tell el Amarna Period.Bibliographical Appendix
The Ancient EastNo. II.THE TELL EL AMARNA PERIODThe Relations of Egypt and WesternAsia in the Fifteenth Century B.C.According toThe Tell El Amarna TabletsbyCarl NiebuhrTranslated by J. HutchinsonLondon: David Nutt57-59 Long Acre1903ContentsThe Ancient EastI. The Tablets, and How they were Found.II. The Egyptian Court and Administration.III. Letters from Asiatic Kings.IV. Letters from Asiatic Vassals.V. Political Conditions in the Tell el Amarna Period.Bibliographical Appendix
The Ancient EastNo. II.THE TELL EL AMARNA PERIODThe Relations of Egypt and WesternAsia in the Fifteenth Century B.C.According toThe Tell El Amarna TabletsbyCarl NiebuhrTranslated by J. HutchinsonLondon: David Nutt57-59 Long Acre1903
The Ancient East
No. II.
THE TELL EL AMARNA PERIOD
The Relations of Egypt and Western
Asia in the Fifteenth Century B.C.
According to
The Tell El Amarna Tablets
by
Carl Niebuhr
Translated by J. Hutchinson
London: David Nutt
57-59 Long Acre
1903
ContentsThe Ancient EastI. The Tablets, and How they were Found.II. The Egyptian Court and Administration.III. Letters from Asiatic Kings.IV. Letters from Asiatic Vassals.V. Political Conditions in the Tell el Amarna Period.Bibliographical Appendix