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History of Kurdish Civilization in Mesopotamia

History of Kurdish Civilization in Mesopotamia

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Kurds are undoubtedly one of the most ancient, most original and most mysterious peoples of the Middle East. Just like the Armenians, Aramaeans, Assyrians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Nestorians, Hebrews and Shamsis with whom they share the same geography... Their lifestyles, beliefs and languages are so intertwined. You can find roots of every color in tribal order, nomadism and settled agricultural societies, dating back thousands of years. Later, Turkmens and Arabs joined this ancient common life and became the salt and pepper of the region. Sumerian tablets with cuneiform script are found in Aratta, in the north of Mesopotamia. He talks about a land called. There was an extremely vital connection between the country of Aratta and the country of Sumer. The stones on which ziggurats were built came from the north by river. And wheat to the north... According to the epics, the highest priest ruled in Aratta and Sumer. The boats in which they float along the river from Assyria down to Babylon are round and completely covered with leather. In Armenia, in the north of Assyria, they cut willows and prepared the ribs of the boats, which they covered with leather, just as they covered the bottom of the boats. They sometimes prepared these boats very large, sometimes smaller. The first historian Homer tells that the largest of these had the power to carry five thousand talents. Hakkari Nestorians. (whose beliefs once reached China via the Silk Road) lived in a tribal system and spoke Kurdish. Many travelers in the 19th century also described them as Christian Kurds. The roots of the Kurds, one of the authentic people of the region, go back to the age of the Sumerians, like the Armenians. There are traces of both Karduks and Medes in them; Like traces of Urartian in Armenians... Xenophon, who mentions the Assyrian country in his famous epic work "Anabasis, Return of the Ten Thousand", also tells the mysterious story of the Karduks.
Publisher : Document Publications
Number of pages : 200
Publication Year : 2015
ISBN : 2789785955627
The heart : Turkish
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History of Kurdish Civilization in Mesopotamia Kurds are undoubtedly one of the most ancient, most original and most mysterious peoples of the Middle East. Just like the Armenians, Arameans, Assyrians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Nestorians, Hebrews, Shamsians with whom they shared the same geography... Lifestyles, beliefs and languages are so intertwined that their roots of all colors in tribal order, nomadism and settled agricultural societies go back thousands of years. You can find it in a pinch. Later, Turkmens and Arabs joined this ancient common life and became the salt and pepper of the region. Cuneiform Sumerian tablets mention a land called Aratta in the north of Mesopotamia. There was an extremely vital connection between the country of Aratta and the country of Sumer. The stones on which ziggurats were built came from the north by river. And wheat to the north... According to the epics, the highest priest ruled in Aratta and Sumer. The boats in which they float along the river from Assyria down to Babylon are round and completely covered with leather. In Armenia, in the north of Assyria, they cut willows and prepared the ribs of the boats, which they covered with leather, just as they covered the bottom of the boats. These boats are sometimes very large and sometimes smaller. Homer, the first historian, tells that the largest of these had the power to carry five thousand talents. The Hakkari Nestorians (whose beliefs once reached China via the Silk Road) spoke Kurdish as they lived in a tribal system. Many travelers in the 19th century also described them as Christian Kurds. The roots of the Kurds, one of the authentic people of the region, go back to the age of the Sumerians, like the Armenians. There are traces of both Karduks and Medes in them; Like traces of Urartian in Armenians... Xenophon, who mentions the Assyrian country in his famous epic work Anabasis, Return of the Ten Thousand, also tells the mysterious story of the Karduks. BELGE000012
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