The aim of this article is to highlight the social and cultural developments that took place in the Southern Caucasus during the Early Bronze Age. Between 3500 and 2500 BC ca., new pottery, architectural and metallurgical traditions, known collectively as Kura-Araxes, new settlement forms in the mountain regions and new funerary customs emerged. Examining these […]
Hurrians and Subarians by Ignace J. Gelb – The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago Studies in Ancient Oriental Civilization
Reality show star Kourtney Kardashian posted a photo of pakhlava (baklava), one of the most famous and exquisite dishes of Armenian cuisine, on her Instagram page.”Homemade Armenian Pakhlava”, wrote Kourtney Kardashian. According to Ermenihaber, this post has angered Turk users. They wrote various comments under the photo. Here are some of the comments: “Pakhlava is […]
Scientists find that tin found in Israel from 3,000 years ago comes from Cornwall. Tin ingots from more than 3,000 years ago found in Israel are actually from Cornwall, a ceremonial county in South West England. It proves that complex trade routes existed as far back as the Bronze Age. According to John T. Koch […]
Reisebrev Beklager at det har tatt lang tid å skrive dette nyhetsbrevet. Når det kommer til mytologi og historie så klarer jeg ikke å stanse, men fortsetter kun. Uansett har jeg inkludert disse skriveriene her, da det er langt mer enn nok slik det er. Uansett så er jeg for lengst tilbake til Jerevan. Her […]
Nina – Anne / Anna Nina, Nína and Niná are feminine given names with various origins. These names serve as a short form of names ending in “-nina / -nine”, including Marina, Katharina, Antonina, Giannina, and Constantina. Nina and its international variants also serve as a short form of Anna, especially the Russian name Anninka. […]
World’s first temple? Mardin The territory of Mardin and Karaca Dağ was known as Izalla in the Bronze Age and originally part of a Hurrian (Armenian) kingdom. The Hurrians were a people of the Bronze Age Near East. They spoke a Hurro-Urartian language called Hurrian and lived in Anatolia and Northern Mesopotamia. The Elamites […]
