The first Assyrian inscription discovered in Jerusalem reveals ancient biblical-era correspondence between Assyrian empire and Kingdom of Judah, dating back 2,700 years.
It was in Habbaniyah that Assyrians were first introduced to football by the British. What began as recreation quickly became ...
A new study reveals that the first true cavalry emerged among the Luwian and Aramean states, predating the Assyrian Empire by ...
Archaeologists working near Temple Mount in Jerusalem were exploring a pile of earth from an ancient drainage canal. They found a few artifacts, including a seemingly unimportant broken piece of ...
During recent excavations in the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq, a team of archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology uncovered an exciting ...
A team of Italian archaeologists exploring ruins connected to the legendary Neo-Assyrian Empire have discovered an ancient industrial wine press. Dating to approximately 700 BC, the remains of the ...
In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, a colossal lamassu statue has been unearthed in Nineveh, Iraq, offering unprecedented insights into the art and history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire. A ...
Member of the European Parliament Nikolas Farantouris of the SYRIZA party continues his strong advocacy for the Christians of the Near East, this time placing the spotlight on the Assyrian Genocide. A ...
In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, a team from Heidelberg University unearthed a massive relief beneath the North Palace of King Ashurbanipal in the ancient city of Nineveh, Iraq. The ...
They came before dawn, under the cover of darkness. Overpowering and killing three village guards, they took hundreds of captives — men, women and children, from the elderly to the very young. Then ...
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