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ID192993
Title ProperDon't let the boats pass!” neo-elamite grain procurement in times of famine and drought
LanguageENG
AuthorGorris, Elynn
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article is concerned with interregional trade dynamics between Elam and Mesopotamia in the early to mid-first millennium BC. During the seventh century BC, two great famines in the Neo-Elamite kingdom, of which climatological changes were a major cause, were documented in the textual records. An era of megadrought made grain procurement from the neighboring regions essential to feed the Neo-Elamite lowland population. This article further explores the impact of the two Neo-Elamite famines and “drought of the century” on the commercial and political mechanisms in the Upper Persian Gulf region.
`In' analytical NoteIranian Studies Vol. 56, No.3; Jul 2023: p.439 - 456
Journal SourceIranian Studies Vol: 56 No 3
Key WordsDrought ;  Mesopotamia ;  Famine ;  Elam ;  Grain Transport ;  Seventh Century BC ;  Upper Persian Gulf trade


 
 
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