Aram, Aramaeans

The first genuine reference to Aram is in a 14th-century bce text of Amenhotep III and attests to a region located in north-central Syria. In the 11th-century bce Middle Assyrian t...

At the end of the second millennium bce, the geographical term “Aram” appears for the first time in the annals of the Middle Assyrian kings and in connection with the ahlammû or ah...

Birinci Dünya Savaşı’nın başlamasından kısa bir süre sonra Kafkas cephesinde vuku bulan Ermeni olaylarının başta Kafkasya cephesi olmak üzere genel olarak Osmanlı’nın askerî operas...

L’article discute le contexte des termes « Tout Aram » et « Haut et Bas Aram » sur la stèle de Sefîre et dans le titre « Roi d’Aram » sur celle de Melqart. Je propose de voir en « ...

The Aramaeans are always presented as an “undifferentiated group present from the Lower Khabur to the Mount Lebanon” (Sader 1992), without any ethnic affiliation. The construction ...

Untersuchungen zu Aram und Israel. Autonomie, Unabhängigkeit und verwandte Themen. Ergebnisse der ersten jährlichen Konferenz des RIAB-Zentrums, Leipzig, Juni 2016. Untersuchungen ...

This research is entitled: (Lyric and melody, Genres in Goran's Poems) which is a new look at two aspects, namely (genre, external and internal music of Goran's poems). It attempts...

AbstractThis contribution discusses the problem of the origin of the goddess Anat-Yahu and the related issue of the cultural background of the Jewish colony at Elephantine. It is a...