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Assyrian continuity

The Assyrian continuity thesis is the idea that the modern Assyrians are to be culturally and historically identified with, and are the direct descendants of, the ancient Assyrians, who were one of several contemporary civilizations in Mesopotamia. This claimed heritage is a key aspect of the modern Assyrian identity. The modern Assyrian people are an…

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Assyrians after the Assyrian Empire

Identity in ancient Assyria

Pre-modern self-identities

Modern identity and nationalism

Other forms of continuity

Academia and politics

Genetics

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Assyrian continuity

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related to Academia and politics · 92
Assyrian continuity → Adam Jones, Alberto Piazza, Alda Benjamen, Amar Annus, Amir Harrak, Among, Andreas, Artur Boháč, Aryo Makko, Assyria, Assyrian, Assyrians, Assyriologists, Assyriology, Austen Henry Layard, Becker, Bible, Biggs, Boldt, Brinkman
related to Denial · 32
Assyrian continuity → Adam, Arab Christians, Arameans, Assyrian, Assyrians, Bas, Becker, Chaldeans, Christian, Coakley, David Wilmshurst, Director, Donabed, Haar Romeny, Hakkari, In, Iran, Iraq, John Joseph, Kurdish Christians

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assyrian assyrians ancient syriac assyria also aramaic mesopotamia syrians empire identity east continuity christians christian century period modern syrian people

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