Kelashin (also spelled: Kelishin, Kel-a-Shin, Kel-a Shin, meaning "blue holy stone" in Kurdish) is a mountain village in northern
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Kelashin Stele — The Kelashin Stele (also Kelishin Stele) found in Kelashin, Iraq, bears an important Urartian Assyrian bilingual text dating to ca. 800 BC, first described by Friedrich Eduard Schulz in 1827. Part of Schulz s notes were lost when he was killed by … Wikipedia
Musasir — Muṣaṣir (Assyrian KURMu ṣa ṣir and variants, including Mutsatsir, Akkadian for Exit of the Serpent/Snake ), in Urartian Ardini (likely from Armenian Artin) was an ancient city of Urartu, attested in Assyrian sources of the 9th and 8th centuries… … Wikipedia
Урарту — У этого термина существуют и другие значения, см. Урарту (значения). Урарту (Арарат, Биайнили, Ванское царство, урартск. KURbi a i na, арм. Ուրարտու, тур. Urartu, перс. اورارتو) древнее государство в юго западной Азии, располагавшееся на… … Википедия
List of Armenia-related articles — Articles (arranged alphabetically) related to Armenia include:#1268 Cilicia earthquake · 1896 Ottoman Bank Takeover · 1965 Yerevan demonstrations · 1988 Spitak earthquake · 1992 in Armenian football · 1993 in Armenian football · 1993 Summer… … Wikipedia
Armavir, Armenia — For other uses, see Armavir (disambiguation). Armavir Արմավիր … Wikipedia
Arzashkun — was the capital of the early kingdom of Urartu in the 9th century BC, before Sarduri I moved it to Tushpa in 832 BC. Arzashkun had double walls and towers [1][2], but was captured by Shalmaneser III in the 840s BC. Contents 1 Name 2 … Wikipedia
Archibald Henry Sayce — (* 25. September 1846 in Shirehampton nahe Bristol; † 4. Februar 1933 in Bath) war englischer Orientalist und Archäologe. 1891 wurde er der erste Professor für Assyriologie in Oxford und blieb bis 1919 in dieser Stellung. Er gehört in die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
