The two main sources chronicling this conflict are known as the Bulletin and the Poem, and one commander in this battle made use of two Shasu spies. A late arrival from Amurru by N’earin mercenaries helped turn the tide of this battle, which featured the rout of the Re division. A replica of the treaty that ended this conflict hangs in the United Nations building, since it is the earliest known example of an international agreement, and this was likely the largest chariot battle in history. For the points, name this battle that pitted the Hittite forces of Muwatalli II against Egyptians led by Ramses the Great.
The two main sources chronicling this conflict are known as the Bulletin and the Poem, and one commander in this battle made use of two Shasu spies. A late arrival from Amurru by N’earin mercenaries helped turn the tide of this battle, which featured the rout of the Re division. A replica of the treaty that ended this conflict hangs in the United Nations building, since it is the earliest known example of an international agreement, and this was likely the largest chariot battle in history. For the points, name this battle that pitted the Hittite forces of Muwatalli II against Egyptians led by Ramses the Great.
The two main sources chronicling this conflict are known as the Bulletin and the Poem, and one commander in this battle made use of two Shasu spies.