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- Gutians - Wikipedia
The Guti ( ˈɡuːti ), also known by the derived exonyms Gutians or Guteans, were a people of the ancient Near East who both appeared and disappeared during the Bronze Age
- Gutians - World History Encyclopedia
The Gutians were a West Asiatic people who are thought to have lived around the Zagros Mountains in a region referred to as Gutium They had no written language and all that is known of them comes from their enemies, including the Akkadians, Sumerians, and Assyrians, who blame them for the destruction and desolation of the land
- Gutian | Terrible Mouse Wiki - Fandom
Gutian is a Chinese animator who created the YouTube series Terrible Mouse (formerly called Cute Critters), He also created a series called Escape from This Place On his YouTube channel, he uses a photo of a drawing he made of what appears to be a hamster Youtube Douyin Bilibili WIP WIP Gutian confirmed that around 2023, he began creating the idea for the series' world and character concepts
- Guti | Persian Dynasty, Ancient Mesopotamia, Elamite Empire . . .
Guti, mountain people of ancient Mesopotamia who lived primarily around Hamadan in the central Zagros Range
- Kingdoms of Mesopotamia - Gutians Gutium - The History Files
Gutians Gutium (Southern Mesopotamia) (Indo-Europeans?) The Gutians (Guti, or sometimes Quti) were one of a number of people who formed the population of ancient Mesopotamia They occupied the central Zagros Mountain range from the last few centuries of the third millennium BC onwards, but nothing concrete is known about their origins
- Gutians - realhistoryww. com
The Gutians were a tribe from northern and central ranges of Zagros mountains that overran southern Mesopotamia when the Akkadian empire collapsed in approximately 2154 BC
- Gutian: The Ancient Nomadic People of Mesopotamia — HISTORACT
The Gutian people were an ancient group who lived in what is now modern-day Iraq around 2100-2000 BCE They were a nomadic people who are believed to have belonged to the larger Hurrian-speaking population
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