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The 43 pages that link to Amarna letters, each with the reason it gives.

• CuneiformBroader topic: The letters reveal cuneiform's role as an international language of diplomacy.

• EgyptologyBroader topic: They reveal Egypt’s diplomacy and international relations during the Amarna period.

• Ancient Near EastBroader topic: The letters document negotiations among Egypt and neighboring great powers and vassals.

• CanaanBroader topic: The letters document Canaanite rulers and Egyptian influence in the region.

• AmarnaBroader topic: The tablets show that the new capital remained tied to international diplomacy.

• Amarna PeriodBroader topic: The letters reveal international relations during the period’s court-centered rule.

• Egyptian MuseumBroader topic: The collection includes tablets that document Egypt’s international diplomacy during the Amarna period.

• Ancient Egyptian administrationBroader topic: These letters show officials managing diplomacy across Egypt’s international sphere.

• Egyptian EmpireBroader topic: The letters show Egypt negotiating with vassals and peer powers across its sphere.

• HurriansBroader topic: Letters between Mitanni and Egypt reveal Hurrian rulers and international diplomacy.

• TushrattaBroader topic: They preserve Tushratta’s letters to the Egyptian court.

• History of ancient EgyptBroader topic: They document Egypt’s diplomacy and influence during the New Kingdom.

• Semitic studiesBroader topic: Their multilingual setting reveals how Akkadian served as a regional written language.