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Furthermore , considering the relation between the main god and weapons , an unarmed god is hard to imagine in Urartian descriptive culture . Although there are sufficient clues to regard Haldi as a god of both crops and fertility ...
Furthermore , considering the relation between the main god and weapons , an unarmed god is hard to imagine in Urartian descriptive culture . Although there are sufficient clues to regard Haldi as a god of both crops and fertility ...
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S0 We do not know the structure of the 50 Urartian noble cavalrymen , though Sargon's description of his ' own ' elite cavalry gives us an idea : ' 1000 fierce horsemen , bearers of bow , shield and lance , my brave warriors , trained ...
S0 We do not know the structure of the 50 Urartian noble cavalrymen , though Sargon's description of his ' own ' elite cavalry gives us an idea : ' 1000 fierce horsemen , bearers of bow , shield and lance , my brave warriors , trained ...
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At a rough estimate , the total strength of the Urartian army in the reign of Menua was 52,000 soldiers . Through augmentation in the number of the deported people , this figure would have increased under Argišti I and Sarduri II ...
At a rough estimate , the total strength of the Urartian army in the reign of Menua was 52,000 soldiers . Through augmentation in the number of the deported people , this figure would have increased under Argišti I and Sarduri II ...
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N COLDSTREAM + Cypriot Taste in Early Greek Ceramic Imports | 21 |
N KOKKINOS Ancient Chronography Eratosthenes and the Dating of the Fall | 37 |
MAEIR A FANTALKIN and A ZUKERMAN The Earliest Greek Import in | 57 |
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