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Meaning of assyriological
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assyriological (a.)
Of or pertaining to Assyriology; as, studies.
assyriological Sentence Examples
- Assyriological studies focus on the history, language, and culture of ancient Mesopotamia.
- The field of Assyriological research has made significant contributions to our understanding of the ancient Near East.
- Many universities offer courses in Assyriological studies, covering topics such as cuneiform writing and Sumerian literature.
- Assyriological scholars use archaeological evidence and ancient texts to reconstruct the history of ancient Assyria and Babylonia.
- The decipherment of cuneiform script in the 19th century opened up new avenues for Assyriological research.
- Assyriological research has shed light on the daily lives of people in ancient Mesopotamia, including their religious beliefs and social structures.
- The study of ancient languages such as Akkadian and Sumerian is central to Assyriological research.
- Assyriological journals publish the latest findings and interpretations in the field.
- Assyriological conferences provide a forum for scholars to present their research and exchange ideas.
- Assyriological museums house artifacts and inscriptions from ancient Mesopotamia, preserving them for future study.
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Of or pertaining to Assyriology; as, studies.
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Assyriological studies focus on the history, language, and culture of ancient Mesopotamia.
The field of Assyriological research has made significant contributions to our understanding of the ancient Near East.
Many universities offer courses in Assyriological studies, covering topics such as cuneiform writing and Sumerian literature.
Assyriological scholars use archaeological evidence and ancient texts to reconstruct the history of ancient Assyria and Babylonia.
