Nuzi (655 bytes)
1: ... Empire]]. Excavations in the [[1920s]] unearthed Nuzi and, crucially, its archives of thousands of clay...

Hurrians (6237 bytes)
10: ...modern [[Iraq]]. Their presence was attested at [[Nuzi]] and [[Urkesh]] and other sites. They eventual...
18: ...ousands more Hurrian tablets have been found at [[Nuzi]], [[Hattusa|Boghazköy]], [[Ras Shamra]], and [[A...

Hanilgalbat (28497 bytes)
20: ...r was located in Northern Syria, extending from [[Nuzi]] (modern [[Kirkuk]]) and the river [[Tigris]] in...
25: ...the Khabur. Hurrians are mentioned in the private Nuzi-texts, in Ugarit and the Hittite archives in Hatt...
36: [[Nuzi]] seems to have been incorporated into Hanilgalba...
47: ...ng Barattarna is known from a cuneiform tablet in Nuzi and an inscription by [[Idrimi]] of Alalakh. Egyp...
48: If Parsha(ta)tar, also known from a Nuzi inscription, is an alternative spelling of P/Bara...

Canaan (18870 bytes)
13: .... Tablets found in the [[Mesopotamia]]n city of [[Nuzi]] use the term "Kinahnu" (translated as "Canaan")...

Abraham (21784 bytes)
15: ... also being mentioned in tablets at [[Ugarit]], [[Nuzi]], and [[Ebla]]. These possibly refer to Ur, URA,...

Habiru/Sources (36432 bytes)
41: ...ore, but above all in the Amarna Age in Syria and Nuzi. Among these terms, the word <i>hapiru</i>, the ...

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