Excavation reveals a Middle Assyrian elite-owned fortified farmstead, suggesting socio-economic implications.
The extensive excavations at Muqable resulted in the complete exposure of a building complex of the Middle Assyrian period. Based on a detailed analysis of the building complex and on administrative tools, such as cuneiform texts and cylinder seals, we propose that Muqable was a dunnu, a fortified elite-owned farmstead, during the Middle Assyrian period.
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