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• serfs —    Today mention of the word serf usually conjures visions of downtrodden medieval European peasants working in the fields for their noble lords, who dwell comfortably in their castles. Yet serflike workers existed in many other ancient and… …   Ancient Mesopotamia dictioary

• Código de Hammurabi — Estela del Código de Hammurabi, en poder del Museo del Louvre (París) …   Wikipedia Español

• Renacimiento sumerio — El Renacimiento sumerio es un período de la historia de Mesopotamia que comprende los años entre la caída del Imperio acadio y el período de las dinastías amorritas de Isín y Larsa ambos con gobiernos de origen semita , entre los siglos… …   Wikipedia Español

• FIRST DYNASTY OF BABYLON — (C. 1894 – C. 1595 B.C.)    A historical period in which the city of Babylon first became the political center of Mesopotamia. The dynasty was founded by Sumu abum, an Amorite; hence, it is also sometimes referred to as the Amorite Dynasty. At… …   Historical Dictionary of Mesopotamia

• LAWS —    The Mesopotamian justice system relied primarily on customary law that was upheld by the assembly of elders or town official or courts. Judges could be chosen from the local community or be appointed by the king. Affected parties represented… …   Historical Dictionary of Mesopotamia

• SOCIETY —    As long as the early inhabitants of the ancient Near East lived in small bands, subsisting on hunting and gathering, they shared their resources equitably and made decisions collectively. The beginnings of social distinction and unequal access …   Historical Dictionary of Mesopotamia