Awan dynasty

First dynasty of Elam ca. 2700–2150 BC Awan dynasty𒈗 𒂊 𒉈 𒀀 𒉿 𒀭 𒆠 (Sumerian)Dynasty of PeliDynastyA map of the Near East detailing the geopolitical situation in the region during the Awan dynasty c. 2600 BC occupied by various contemporaneous archaeological cultures and/or civilizations such as those of the: Minoans Elamites Egyptians Sumerians Hurrians AssyriansAdamdunAkkad?Akshak?AnshanAwan?DerEshnunnaHidali?Hurti?Kimash?LiyanShimashki?SusaUrUrua? A clickable map of the present-day Islamic Republic of Iran detailing the locations of various ancient, archaeological sites, settlements, hamlets, villages, towns, and/or cities (and the approximated locations of six lost cities: Akkad, Akshak, Urua, Hidali, Hurti, and Kimash; also, the two lost capital cities of the Elamite Empire: Awan and Shimashki) that may have been visited, interacted and traded with, invaded, conquered, destroyed, occupied, colonized by and/or otherwise within the Elamites’ sphere of influence at some point temp. the dynasty of Awan.Parent familyEarly Elamite kingsCountryElamCurrent regionWestern IranEarlier spellingslugal-e-ne a-wa-ankiEtymologyKings of AwanPlace of originAsiaFoundedc. 2