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    The document discusses the roles and positions of kings in Mesopotamian society, including their relationship to temples. It describes how kings would extend temple towns and use war captives for work. Various technological advancements are also mentioned, such as clay cones, pottery, sculpture, and the functions of stamps and seals. The relationship between pastoralists and agriculturalists is examined, with nomadic pastoralists described as the rulers of Mari, a important city for trade in Mesopotamia.

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    The document discusses the roles and positions of kings in Mesopotamian society, including their relationship to temples. It describes how kings would extend temple towns and use war captives for work. Various technological advancements are also mentioned, such as clay cones, pottery, sculpture, and the functions of stamps and seals. The relationship between pastoralists and agriculturalists is examined, with nomadic pastoralists described as the rulers of Mari, a important city for trade in Mesopotamia.

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    Writing and City Life Part 2

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    The document discusses the roles and positions of kings in Mesopotamian society, including their relationship to temples. It describes how kings would extend temple towns and use war captives for work. Various technological advancements are also mentioned, such as clay cones, pottery, sculpture, and the functions of stamps and seals. The relationship between pastoralists and agriculturalists is examined, with nomadic pastoralists described as the rulers of Mari, a important city for trade in Mesopotamia.

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    MESOPOTAMIA

    AUTHORITY
    ART, ARCHITECTURE, SCULPTURE AND CRAFT
    SEALS
    What should be role and position
    of a king?
    KING AND TEMPLE
    What does it indicate about the role
    and position of the king?
    Discuss the extent of
    any city in present day.
    EXTENSION OF TEMPLE TOWN
    WAR CAPTIVES – WORK AND RECEIVE
    RATION
    TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS, CRAFT, ARCHITECTURE
    CLAY CONES – MOSAIC, POTTERY,
    SCULPTURE
    What are the functions of
    stamps and seals today?
    SEALS Ma
    r
    Au t k o f
    h
    C i t y e nc i
    dwe ty,
    l
    Rol ler ’s
    e
    Exchanges
    RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PASTORALISTS AND AGRICULTURALISTS
    NOMADIC PASTORALISTS – RULERS OF MARI
    MESOPOTAMIA – TRADE AT MARI

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