الأهمية الاقتصادية لمدينة إيبلا في الألف الثالث قبل الميلاد

الملخص EN

Ebla was one of the most important cultural centers in the middle of the third millennium BC in the ancient Near East, as the emergence of agricultural activity became a criterion for the extent of stability, and a major factor of prosperity affecting all areas of life.

In addition to other economic activities such as raising livestock and various industries such as textiles and jewelry, which was indicated by the archaeological finds found in Ebla, Ebla witnessed like the rest of the kingdoms of the third millennium BC A civilized development no matter how touched most aspects of life, and its economy was one of the main axes that led to the control of this city, which is located in a distinguished and excellent position on the network of ancient trade routes between East and West, not to mention the natural factors available to its area that drive the success of agricultural activity, making it a resource Economically, it does not stop at self-sufficiency, but goes beyond it to export