The Lost World of Elam: Re-creation of a Vanished Civilization

Akkad Akkadian ally ancient Anshan Anshan and Susa Assurbanipal Assyrian Assyrian king Awan Babylon Babylonian brick bronze brother century Choga Zambil column cuneiform dedicated deity Dêr Dur-Untash dynasty Elam's Elamite inscriptions Elamite king Elamite language Eparti Eshnunna father Figure gate Ghirshman goddess gods Grand Regent high temple Huhnur Humban Humban and Inshushinak Humban-haltash Humban-nimena Hutelutush-Inshushinak Ibbi-Sin Igehalkids Indattu inheritance Inshu Ishnikarab Izeh Karkheh Kassite King of Elam King Untash-napirisha kingdom kings of Simashki Kiririsha kiten Kutik-Inshushinak Kutir-nahhunte land Later Elamite Liyan lord Luristan Merodach-baladan Mesopotamia metres millennium mountains Nahhunte Nahhunte-utu Napir-asu Naram-Sin Narunte Nineveh period Persian Gulf Pinikir Plate priests Prince of Susa probably relief Rimush royal ruler ruling house sacrifice Sargon seems Sennacherib Shilhak Shilhak-Inshushinak shinak shrine Shutruk-nahhunte Silhaha Sirktuh Siwe-palar-huhpak snake statue stele storey Sumerian sun-god Susiana tablet Te-Umman Temple of Inshushinak throne Tigris town Ulai Untash-napirisha Urtaki Viceroy victory wall Warahshi ziggurat