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Book Cover 1 Half-Title 2 Series-Title 3 Title 6 Copyright 7 Dedication 8 Contents 12 Illustrations 14 Preface 15 Abbreviations 16 Introduction 26 1. The Neolithic Age and the origin of warfare {to c. 3000} 39 2. Early Dynastic Mesopotamia {3500–2334} 60 3. The Akkadian empire {2334–2190} 98 4. The Neo-Sumerian period {2190–2004} 127 5. War-carts and chariots 154 6. Middle Bronze Mesopotamia {c. 2000–1600} 179 7. Warfare in the age of Mari 210 8. Mesopotamia siegecraft 240 9. Syria and Lebanon 262 10. Canaan 294 11. Anatolia 310 12. Pre-Dynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt {3500–2687} 333 13. Old Kingdom Egypt {2687–2181} 353 14. Warfare during the Old Kingdom 378 15. First Intermediate Period Egypt {2190–2061} 393 16. Middle Kingdom Egypt {2061–1786} 407 17. The military system of the Middle Kingdom 437 18. Early Second Intermediate Period Egypt {1786–1667} 481 Notes 489 Bibliography 519 Index 532
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