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	Ammon
		Hissalel ben Amminadab was an Ammonite king of the late seventh century BCE, reigning approximately 620 BCE.
		Pado'el (in Assyrian, Pudu-ilu was king of Ammon in the 720's BCE and probably the successor of Shanip.
		Shanip (in Assyrian, Sanipu) was king of Ammon in the mid eighth century BCE.
	www.shortopedia.com /A/M/Ammon (933 words)

	Chapter One
		From the seventh to the fourth millennium bce, Mehrgarh underwent an indigenous process of technological development that was connected to but apparently not dependent on migratory trade with West and Central Asia.
		By 300 bce, societies in the Ganga basin were part of vast networks of politics, economy, and culture; settlements stretching from Afghanistan to Bengal were connected to one another by regular flows of ideas and goods that ran through cities that became central sites for imperial society.
		In the south, in Maharashtra, Satavahanas (55 bce to 250 ce) conquered the Deccan and the eastern peninsula south to Kanchipuram.
	www.oneworld-publications.com /books/texts/india-and-south-asia-chapter.htm (10258 words)

	The Hebrews - The Four Questions
		In contrast to the maximalists, these new scholars are not experts in Near Eastern studies, and, for the most part, have an underlying political urge to present a history devoid of Jewish understandings for the purpose of combating the ideas of modern Zionism, not for obtaining a historical picture of the land.
		The Torah is a covenant between G-d and Israel that closely relates to the Hittite suzerainty treaties of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries BCE.
		The Southern kingdom of Judah was attacked by the Assyrians under Sennacherib at the end of the eighth and beginning of the seventh centuries BCE; however, the army was reportedly decimated by a great disaster that the Israelites reported as a miracle, and the Assyrians retreated to their homeland.
	fourquestions.us /judaism/history/hebrews.html (5403 words)

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	850s Did You Mean 850s?
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	D'ni Revealed - Alternate Timeline of the Myst/D'ni Universe - Alternate History Discussion Board
		His older brother, who happened to be Guild Master of the Guild of Surveyors, agreed to study the cavern extensively and Rikooth promised to make a decision upon reading results of the study.
		While Jaaras had been on hunting trips with Votar for nearly a decade, he was taken to the Age of Tedurmon, where a private noble seaside mansion was being assaulted by an amphibian seamonster.
		King Rikooth is on his deathbed when he rebukes his initial claims for his son Geeresh to take the throne, instead giving it to his older son Jaaras.
	www.alternatehistory.com /Discussion/showthread.php?t=14279 (8953 words)

	Dark Ages - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Yet Petrarch's concept of it, like that of other early humanists after him, as a discrete period distinct from our "Modern" age, has endured, and the term still finds use, through various definitions, both in popular culture and academic discourse.
		In the Ancient Near East there are consistent gaps in structures, writing or works of art at many urban sites between 1200s BCE and 850s BCE, known as the "Dark Ages" of the Ancient Near East.
		More specifically, the term 'Greek Dark Ages' is also used for the period in the history of Ancient Greece between the 12th century BC and 9th century BC from which no records, and only scant archaeological evidence, survive.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Dark_Age (2609 words)

	Dark Ages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Yet Petrarch's concept of it, like that of other early Humanists after him, as a discrete period distinct from our "Modern" age, has endured, and the term still finds use, through various definitions, both in popular culture and academic discourse.
		In the Ancient Near East there are consistent gaps in structures, Writing or works of art at Many urban sites between 1200s BCE and 850s BCE, known as the "Dark Ages" of the Ancient Near East.
		More specifically, the term Greek Dark Ages is also used for the period in the history of Ancient Greece between the 12th century BC and 9th century BC from which no records, and only scant archaeological evidence, survive.
	dark-ages.iqnaut.net (3320 words)

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