Qatna

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Qatna was an important ancient Near Eastern city-state in western Syria that flourished during the Bronze Age as a regional political and trade center.

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Qatna canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city-state
archaeological site
archaeologicalSiteType tell
continent Asia
country Syria
culture West Semitic
linked to: Northwest Semitic
declinePeriod Late Bronze Age
excavatedBy German archaeologists
Italian archaeologists
Syrian archaeologists
flourishedDuring Late Bronze Age
Middle Bronze Age
hasAlternateName Mishrifeh
hasEvidenceOf elite burial practices
long-distance trade networks
palatial administration
hasPart city walls
royal palace
royal tombs
temples
knownFor diplomatic relations with other Near Eastern states
international trade
rich royal burials
languageFamily Semitic languages
laterControlledBy Egyptian sphere of influence
Hittite Empire
Mitanni
locatedIn Orontes River region
western Syria
locatedNear Homs
Mishrifeh
materialCulture cuneiform tablets
imported objects
luxury goods
partOf Levant
linked to: Levant region
politicalStatus independent kingdom (Middle Bronze Age)
politicalStructure monarchy
region ancient Near East
linked to: Ancient Near East
regionType inland trade hub
religion polytheism
role regional political center
regional trade center
timePeriod Bronze Age
tradedWith Egypt
Mari
Mesopotamia
Ugarit

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