Assyyria's Developments In Ancient Rome
In history when we think of the great ancient nations, many would agree Egypt was the most advance. In ways this may be true, but when you look deeper there were many great nations, the Assyrian Empire being one of them. Apart of the Mesopotamia Empire, or what is now the Middle East, Assyria is located in the northern region. The nation thrives on the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers to keep the land hydrates and fertile. Populated with a mixture of Arabs and Jews, the Assyrians are sematic people indigenous to Mesopotamia. Aside from geographical advances the Assyrian Empire is highly accredited for changing many ancient world views. Assyria’s developments in their languages, religion practices, and until their decline military dominance;
historians are given a complex view of the lives of those in the era. Historians have been able to create a chronological timeline of Assyrian history. The estimated emergence of the empire is around 4500 B.C. to about 2400 B.C. How were archeologist able to determine dates with little to no information? During this period the system of language was developing, this with search as well as modern scientific advancement, we are presented with semi accurate information on this civilization. Language development played a key role in forming the way of life for the Assyrian people. The two leading languages at the time were called Akkadian, and Neo- Syriac, both languages were used in different periods. Akkadian being the first recorded language in Assyria was widely used until roughly 750 B.C. The language was recorded like in many nations at the time on clay tablets. This development in language was major in the introduction of what is known as cuneiform. Cuneiform is a series of wedge shapes symbols used to denote words. However, around 752 B.C the Assyrians introduced their more modern form of writing, Neo- Syriac. Although they opted to switch their styles, there remains elements of the old world language in the current Armani language. The merger has been referred to as what is called Assyria Aramaic. Like many great nations, or even the not so great, religion plays a key role.
historians are given a complex view of the lives of those in the era. Historians have been able to create a chronological timeline of Assyrian history. The estimated emergence of the empire is around 4500 B.C. to about 2400 B.C. How were archeologist able to determine dates with little to no information? During this period the system of language was developing, this with search as well as modern scientific advancement, we are presented with semi accurate information on this civilization. Language development played a key role in forming the way of life for the Assyrian people. The two leading languages at the time were called Akkadian, and Neo- Syriac, both languages were used in different periods. Akkadian being the first recorded language in Assyria was widely used until roughly 750 B.C. The language was recorded like in many nations at the time on clay tablets. This development in language was major in the introduction of what is known as cuneiform. Cuneiform is a series of wedge shapes symbols used to denote words. However, around 752 B.C the Assyrians introduced their more modern form of writing, Neo- Syriac. Although they opted to switch their styles, there remains elements of the old world language in the current Armani language. The merger has been referred to as what is called Assyria Aramaic. Like many great nations, or even the not so great, religion plays a key role.