Cultural exchange occurred between Mesopotamia and Lydia, where architectural knowledge and displaced craftsmen from the Neo-Assyrian Empire aided Lydian defenses, such as those at Sardis.
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Updated Sep 1
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What happened
Cultural exchange occurred between Mesopotamia and Lydia, where architectural knowledge and displaced craftsmen from the Neo-Assyrian Empire aided Lydian defenses, such as those at Sardis.
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The entities involved
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Mesopotamia
historical region within the Tigris–Euphrates river system
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Lydia
Iron Age kingdom and then province in Asia Minor (1200–546 BC)
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Neo-Assyrian Empire
historical state in Mesopotamia
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Smyrna
ancient Greek city, located in present day İzmir, Turkey
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