An enigmatic dynasty that ruled the marshlands of southern Mesopotamia during and after the Old Babylonian period, preserving Sumerian traditions while Babylon dominated the north, known primarily from king lists rather than contemporary records.
Conquered c. 1475 BCE by Kassite chief Ulam-Buriaš (brother of Kassite king Kashtiliash III), whose army defeated the last Sealand king Ea-gâmil (who fled to Elam) and incorporated the southern Babylonian marshlands into Kassite Babylonia.
The atlas holds 2 border frames for First Sealand Dynasty — the shape you scrub through changes in 1732 BC · 1595 BC.
Contextualizes the First Sealand Dynasty within the post-Old Babylonian political landscape of Mesopotamia.
The definitive scholarly monograph reconstructing the poorly documented First Sealand Dynasty of southern Mesopotamia from its texts and king lists.