Depictions of God standing on animals and mixed creatures in Urartu

In this study, it is tried to evaluate the Depictions of God on Animals and Mixed Creatures seen on works of art depicted in Urartu that have been unearthed to date. Information is given about the depictions of gods in our study and the iconography of God on these depicted works and the type of material in which they were made. The depictions of God on works of art depicted in Urartu are elaborated and detailed. In the depictions of God, Urartu is one of the most frequently committed gods of God Haldi, God Teisheba and God's Shivin. The gods are often shown on lions and bulls. A group of gods we don't know for sure which god they represent are depicted on mixed creatures. The processed gods are usually shown either in the position of war or in the position of salutation gesture. At the beginning of the gods, polos were shown in different ways and depicted holding various objects in their hands. In this study, we generally cover depictions of gods standing on urartu arches, shields, island plates, seals and animals or mixed creatures carved on architectural structures. In our study, the processing, analysis and iconography of god depictions of Urartu art on different works were evaluated and evaluated in accordance with the works. As a result of these evaluations, significant improvements are observed in the artistic activities of urartu.