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metal such as tin lead silver gold also wood stone jewels textiles and a lot of other things
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Who wanted canaan for control of trade through it?
the Assyrians and the Chaldeans
Who wanted canaan for control of trade routes?
Assyrians and Chaldean
What did Assyrians use?
football
Did Assyria conquer Egypt?
Yes. The Assyrians conquered Egypt, parts of Syria and Israel, and some Mediterranean trade routs.
What tools did Assyrians use?
football
What did Assyrians use for transportation?
chariots
What did the hittites and Assyrians use in battle?
The hitties and Assyrians used iron weapons and chariots in battle.
What technology did the hitties and Assyrians use in battle?
The Hittites were successful for their use of iron weapons and chariots. The Assyrians, later, used these same tools.
What technology did the Hittites and Assyrians use in battle?
The hitties and Assyrians used iron weapons and chariots in battle.
What were the Assyrians economic?
Just to feed the city people, there was extensive agricultural activity. The Assyrians were also renowned horsebreeders, and selling horses brought in a lot of income. Many Assyrians were involved in trade, and Assyria exported timber, copper and other metals.
What was different about the way Phoenicians and Assyrians spread their civilizations?
Well Phoenicians spread in their trade was an alphabet.. While on the other hand Assyrians built the greatest empire the world had ever seen :)
Who were the Assyrians?
The Assyrians were an ancient people who occupied much of present day Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria.Around 850 BC they acquired a large empire. They had highly advanced military organization and state of the art weaponry for the time. Assyria was the greatest power in South West Asia. Sennacherib was one of Assyrians kings.The Assyrians accomplished many things throughout history including the development of sophisticated trade networks, the use of the wheel, writing (cuneiform), ziggurats (pyramids), and calenders.
