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The site was ocuppied from Neolithic period. In Iron Age it was a strategic city as an Euphrates crossing point. It is located ca 25 km South of Karkamish and ca 100 km North of AIleppo. It is known from Luwian hieroglyphic inscription as Masuwari1.
See:
- K. Lawson Younger Jr., A Political History of the Arameans: From Their Origins to the End of Their Polities, SBL Press 2016, pp.135-143
- Stephanie Dalley, Neo-Assyryrian tablets from Til Barsib, 1997 Abr-Nahrain 1996–1997, vol. 34, pp. 66-99.
- MEL Mallowan, "The Syrian City of Til-Barsib", 1937, Antiquity, vol. 11, pp. 328–39
- Pierre Bordreuil, Francoise Briquel-Chatonnet, 1996-1997. « Aramaic Documents from Til Barsip », Abr-Nahrain 34, pp. 100-107.
- Piotr Bienkowski, sv.Til Barsip, in: Alan Millard (eds.), Dictionary of the Ancient Near East, British Museum Press, London 2000 p. 291.
- Tell Ahmar (Til Barsib). Neo-Assyrian Urban Center, Northern Syria - http://www.archaeophysics.co,m/tell_ahmar/
Références
- ↑K. Lawson Younger Jr., A Political History of the Arameans: From Their Origins to the End of Their Polities, SBL Press 2016, pp.135-143