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The effect of Late Assyrian art on Urartian art

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2021
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To the land of ancient Mesopotamia BC in 2000-612 addition to its political achievements, the rule of Assyrian State has also left traces in the field of art. Assyrian, living in three main periods, especially recahed the empire age in the Late Assyrian Period. The advantage that they have a strong army have expanded as far as Anatolia. Assyrian art was life in a massive manner in palaces temples and castel in capitals with the government of the State of Assyria wide land, the art of Assyrians meets new societies. One of communities was society of Urartian living around Van Lake in Eastern Anatoila. In this study, the values of art in Ancient Ages are focused on. Also, in order to understand the ınteraction the field of art, the histories of Assyrian and Urartian and art has been located. Thus, the interaction of Assyrian art on Urartian art is reveled from the light of written data and archaelogical information. Keywords: Mesopotamia, Assyria, Urartu, Art, Interaction, Palace, Temple

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Kibar Akdağ

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Kibar Akdağ (Master Thesis). The effect of Late Assyrian art on Urartian art, 2021, Bitlis Eren University.

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