Widespread from the S of Vietnam to Sumatra & Borneo but most common in the Malaysian peninsula and that's where I took this picture.
8.iv.2023 Bukit Fraser, Malaysia
Widespread from the S of Vietnam to Sumatra & Borneo but most common in the Malaysian peninsula and that's where I took this picture.
8.iv.2023 Bukit Fraser, Malaysia
A deeply detailed analysis of Assyrian warfare, examining military organization, siegecraft, psychological terror, logistics, and how Assyria created the first system of total war in history.
A deeply detailed analysis of Assyrian warfare, examining military organization, siegecraft, psychological terror, logistics, and how Assyria created the first system of total war in history.
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Patriarchy started when the Assyrian priests overthrew the High Priestess Enheduanna, (daughter of King Sargon) and installed a male priestly power in the temple.
Read the Lamentations of Enheduanna and you'll understand how Patriarchy started.
Patriarchy started when the Assyrian priests overthrew the High Priestess Enheduanna, (daughter of King Sargon) and installed a male priestly power in the temple.
Read the Lamentations of Enheduanna and you'll understand how Patriarchy started.
Old Assyrian letters involving women (trade networks, private letters, etc — soooo interesting): Cécile Michel, Women of Aššur and Kanesh
Old Babylonian: K. Wagensonner and N. Reid, Letters from Old Babylonian Kish 3/3
Old Assyrian letters involving women (trade networks, private letters, etc — soooo interesting): Cécile Michel, Women of Aššur and Kanesh
Old Babylonian: K. Wagensonner and N. Reid, Letters from Old Babylonian Kish 3/3
Letters b/t Assyrian scholars and kings: oracc.museum.upenn.edu/saao/knpp/co...
Other Assyrian: oracc.museum.upenn.edu/saao/saa01/ 2/n
Letters b/t Assyrian scholars and kings: oracc.museum.upenn.edu/saao/knpp/co...
Other Assyrian: oracc.museum.upenn.edu/saao/saa01/ 2/n
🎨 Artemisia Gentileschi's ‘Judith and her Maidservant’, 1618-19.
🎨 Artemisia Gentileschi's ‘Judith and her Maidservant’, 1618-19.
It has a right to exist!
Assyrians inhabited the area thousands of years ago.
It has a right to exist!
Assyrians inhabited the area thousands of years ago.
I’ve been left on read too many times.
A man named Ashur-resiwa is begging a superior to answer his previous 3 letters, and we can maybe all relate to both sides of this particular coin.
-Yes they probaby belonged to the scribe
-How lovely! Maybe it'd draw more attention if these were mentioned on the info labels
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-Yes they probaby belonged to the scribe
-How lovely! Maybe it'd draw more attention if these were mentioned on the info labels
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