Taite
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Taite (called Taidu in Assyrian sources) was one of the capitals of the Mitanni Empire. Its exact location is still unknown, although it is speculated to be in the Khabur region. The site of Tell Hamidiya (Tall al-hamidiya) has recently been identified with ancient Taite by the Italian scholar Mirjo Salvini.
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[edit] References
- Seyyare Eichler, Tall Al-Hamidiya 1 Vorbericht 1984, Academic Press Fribourg, 1985, ISBN 9783727803437
- S. Eichler et. al., Tall Al-Hamidiya 2 Vorbericht 1985-1987 - Symposium Recent Excavations in the Upper Khabur Region, Berne, December 9-11, 1986, Academic Press Fribourg, 1990, ISBN 3727806745
- Markus Wafler, Tall al-Hamidiya 3 Zur historischen Geographie von Idamaras zur Zeit der Archive von Mari und Subat-enlil/Sehna, Academic Press Fribourg, 2001, ISBN 3525530021
- Markus Wafler, Tall al-Hamidiya 4 Vorbericht 1988-2001, Academic Press Fribourg, 2004, ISBN 9783727814723
[edit] External links
Swiss excavations at Tell al-Hamidiya
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