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If you cop Assyrian vs Turkish first up, you might be flipping a coin quite early.

Great is the stream of the Assyrian river, but much filth of earth and much refuse it carries on its waters.

There was no need to hold real estate expos because the ethnic cleansing was a bit more direct during the Armenian and Assyrian genocide.

The Babylonians were an Assyrian people who conquered the Sumerians and adopted much of their culture, much the way the Romans took over the Greeks.

(if your interested in references no problem) Thats calling an Assyrian and Iraqi or white or jewish..

How about Lebanese or Iranian or Assyrian Christians?

Bigger evils have falled (see Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, Assyrian empire, Chile, Argentina, Spain, etc).

> The Babylonians were an Assyrian people I thought the Babylonians were some kind of Semitic people, and the Assyrians were their rivals?

Carlin mentioned the contrast between what was depicted in the Assyrian and Achaemenid empires palace/throne and being able to see it in the museum with the added context made me appreciate it so much more.

For example, consider hypothetical always-on addictive social media in the following societies: - Ancient Egypt - Any fundamentalist religious community - The Congo Free State - Antebellum South in the United States - East Germany - Sparta - The Assyrian Empire Alignment with society isn’t a virtue when society is sick.

The industrial revolution increased the pace, but it was already there, not flat or randomly flunctuating (think ancient hominids versus early agriculture vs bronge age, vs ancient Babylon and Assyrian empires, vs later Greece, and Persia, later Rome, later Renaissance and so on).

The root word is Sunyata in Sanskrit, which rather means "noneness" There is also the claim that most of these discoveries weren't actually Arabian discoveries, rather Assyrian ones, co-opted by the Arabs.

"so-called affinity schemes, which rely on word of mouth within a tight community." Here's an Australian example -- Karl Suleman fleeced his Assyrian community in Sydney in a Ponzi scheme.

It's not hard to understand Peter BetBasoo's feelings toward Arabs/Muslims, but it's improbable that the Muslim progress stopped because "the Christian Assyrian community was drained of its population through forced conversion to Islam" and "it ceased producing the scholars that were the intellectual driving force of the Islamic civilization".

For square Hebrew (Assyrian) you can go back for about 2000 years.

Let me explain: I'm Assyrian, a member of a middle eastern minority Christian ethnic group.

Even if it did record observations they would date to the Neo-Assyrian period (when/where the object was found) not to an even more ancient past.