지중해와 메소포타미아
The Mediterranean Sea and Mesopotamia
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The Mesopotamian peoples had regarded the Mediterranean Sea the mysterious world. The Mesopotamian rulers performed a rite of clean their sword in the Mediterranean Sea after they conquered Syria and Palestine. Especially Assyrian kings had tried to conquered and controlled the cities along the shore of the Mediterranean Sea because of their political, economic and commercial concern. They built bīt kāri (emporium) in the cities on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. The Mesopotamain kings had not developed directly cities along the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. However they used the Phoenicians and their technical expertise. The Mediterranea Sea had played an important role to maintain Mesopotamian empires.
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