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Kissura

Kissura was established around 2700 BCE, at the crossroads of the Euphrates river and the Isinnitum Canal. It declined around 1800 BCE.

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Trade

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Gods

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War

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Kings

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See a complete list of Mari kings.

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Kissura today

The ancient site of Kissura is located at Tell Abu Hatab, in Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate in Iraq.

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