This list covers the armies of the mature, urbanised Amorite Dynasties of Syria and Mesopotamia which developed out of the invading Amurru hordes (list I/6) and before the conquests of the Hittite king Mursilis I opened the way for Hurrian control of the area. They include Yamhad (Aleppo), Karkemish, Qatanum, Ebla, the “Old Assyrian” empire of Shamshi-adad and his successors (1813-1755 BC), the First Dynasty of Babylon (1894-1595 BC), Mari (until its destruction in 1759 BC) and Aleppo (until its destruction in 1600 BC). Close formations and prodding with long spears had been replaced by rushing up to chop with axe or sickle-sword. References: Annies of the Ancient Near East N. Stillman & N. Tallis, Warfare in the Ancient Near East to 1600BC W. J. Hamblin.
— Later Amorite Army 1894 BC - 1595 BC
I/12 — SUMERIAN SUCCESSOR STATES 2028 BC - 1460 BC
I/15 — LATER AMORITE 1894 BC - 1595 BC
I/16 — HITTITE OLD & MIDDLE KINGDOM 1680 BC - 1380 BC
I/17 — HYKSOS 1645 BC - 1537 BC
I/19 — MITANNI 1595 BC - 1274 BC
I/2 — EARLY EGYPTIAN 3000 BC - 1541 BC
I/4 — ZAGROS & ANATOLIAN HIGHLAND 3000 BC - 950 BC
I/5 — EARLY SUSIANA & ELAM 3000 BC - 800 BC
I/6 — EARLY BEDOUIN 3000 BC - 312 BC