Subartu (Subaru of the letters) is a toponym mentioned in the Amarna letters (14th century BC); the letters were written in the short period approximately from 1350–1335 BC. It is commonly accepted that the region referenced was Subartu. Subartu is only referenced in three of the Amarna letters: EA 100, 108, and EA 109.

Apr 7, 2025 · It is not known how long Semitic tribes had been settled there. The inhabitants of southern Mesopotamia called Assyria Shubir in Sumerian and Subartu in Akkadian; these names may point to a Subarean population that was related to the Hurrians.

Jun 6, 2019 · The continuous history of the geographical region (not the political state) of Assyria -- in the earliest period known as Subartu -- goes back at least to the period of the Halaf Culture of which it was the centre and probably the cradle ...

Subartu, (Sümerce "Subar", asurice "Mat Subarri", Amarna yazıtlarında "Subari", Ugarit dilinde "Sbr.") Mezopotamya'nın kuzeyinde, "Yukarı Dicle" olarak tâbir edilen bölge. (Akadça: İna Su-bar-ri), "Subari Toprağı" anlamına gelmektedir.

‘About Subartu. Studies Devoted to Upper Mesopotamia’ constitutes an attempt at a wide-scope evaluation of these historical and archaeological extensive activities. Historians, epigraphers, geomorphologists, art historians and archaeologists contribute to produce together a balanced account of considerable new evidence from the Neolithic ...

Subartu (ou Shubartum, Subir) est un terme géographique de la Mésopotamie antique, désignant un territoire ou un groupe de population qui a pu avoir des acceptions différentes selon le temps, entre le III e millénaire av. J.-C. et le I er millénaire av. J.-C. millénaire av. J.-C. Ce terme recouvre une partie de la Haute Mésopotamie et ...

She is the daughter of king Tusratta who ruled around 1350 B.C. At that time, Egyptians knew Subartu by the name Nahharina, and they knew Syrian and the areas under Mittani control as Hurro land, due to the Hurrian control in that region.

Subartu. A region of upper Mesopotamia in the Bronze Age, which later came to be called Assyria.

In the text, there is a division of their world into 4 parts, one of which is Subartu. By studying these texts, Steiner keller reached a conclusion: there are two meanings of the geographical term Subatru during the second half of the third millennium B.C.

Studies in the SUBARTU series, founded in 1995, take an interdisciplinary approach to Upper Mesopotamia from the Lower Palaeolithic up to the end of the Iron Age.