A rare Assyrian monument dating back 2,600 years has been discovered in Iraq, offering fresh insights into the Neo-Assyrian ...

The stele has since been moved to the Inspectorate’s headquarters to undergo initial restoration work so that it can be ...

A rare 2,600-year-old Assyrian monument has been found at the ancient city of Nineveh in Iraq. The discovery is a major ...

Were the Israelites one and the same as the Cimmerians, as claimed by a popular theory? What evidence is there of this?

A new study reveals how Urartian kings used inscriptions, royal messages, and skilled bronze engraving to display power in ancient Armenia.

An ancient stone tablet from the Assyrian empire was unveiled by Iraq, on Sunday (June 18) after being returned by Italy as ...

A six-foot Assyrian stone slab carved for a king rose from the ruins of Nineveh. ( Essi Sani/Pexels) A carved stone slab ...

In 1922, a British archaeologist named Herbert Weld Blundell was excavating the ruins of Larsa, an ancient city in what is now southern Iraq. Digging through the dust of Mesopotamia, his team ...

The image of a stable Assyrian kingdom, with an orderly dynastic line and mostly peaceful father-to-son successions, has for ...

Such a finding would shake up the popular understanding of how the crown has been passed down over the ages and leave ...

From the blood-stained throne of Hattusa to the conquest of Syria and the destruction of the Mitani, one ruthless king ...