Map of the Middle East in the beginning of the Amarna letters period, the first half of the 14th century BC. The extension of the dominions of the great kingdoms is approximate. Remarks : the extension of the Arzawa is not shown because of its uncertainty, it may have covered the main part of Western Anatolia ; the Ahhiyawa are here supposed to be the "Mycaneans" ; the extension of Elam is very approximate.
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