Emar

Emar, also known as the city of Mari, was an ancient urban center located in modern-day Syria, flourishing around 2900 to 1759 BCE. It played a crucial role in the development of early civilization, acting as a hub for trade, culture, and politics in the Mesopotamian region. Archaeological discoveries, including cuneiform tablets, have provided insights into the lives and governance of its inhabitants, revealing a complex society with advanced administration and rich cultural practices. Emar's significance lies in its contributions to understanding ancient city-states and their interactions in the early history of the Near East.