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Lost Cities: Archaeologists’ Unfound Mysteries

by Dr. Jennifer Chen

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Waššukanni

Waššukanni was the capital ‍city of the Mitanni empire, which existed between roughly 1550 B.C. and 1300 B.C. and included parts of northeastern Syria, southern Anatolia and northern Iraq.⁢ It faced intense competition from the hittite empire in the north and‍ the Assyrian empire in the south and its territory was gradually lost to them.

Waššukanni⁢ has never been found and some scholars‌ think that it might potentially be located ‍in northeastern Syria. The ⁣people who‍ lived⁤ in the capital,‍ and⁣ indeed throughout⁢ much of its empire, were known⁤ as the “Hurrians”‌ and‌ they had their own language which is‍ known today from ancient texts.

Thinis

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