My Culture : My Assyrian Culture

November 2016 The Assyrian Flag When discussing Assyrians and my culture in general, people often times are not even aware that we are still around, some even go as far as actually believing that we are a dead culture. Those who know somewhat of who the Assyrian people are, do not truly understand the struggle the Assyrian culture and Assyrians have gone through and continue to go through to this day. That is why I picked the Assyrian flag as the symbol to represent not only my culture, but who I am

Culture is at the heart of every family. Culture is at the heart of every family. It defines what families do, what they eat, what and how they celebrate and their traditions. Good morning/afternoon Teachers and students. Let me introduce you to my family and my culture. My mom is Polish. Poland is in Europe. Let’s talk about the food we like eating as food is a big part of Polish culture. My grandma cooks perogi, which is traditional in Europe/Poland it is a pastry filled with potatoes and cheese

done this research on is the Assyrian Army. I will give a detailed analysis with precise and concise information with well presented information with credible claims to support my paper and my thesis statement that “.The Assyrian Army was the most organized Army in the Ancient near east; they conquered the Dark Age era with their tactical and physical nature of militant system which makes them the best army of all time”. The Worldview connection is that the Assyrian was into terror and believed that

The Taste of Sugar November 15th, a regular old day, but it was also my birthday. I prod up and checked my phone for a couple of minutes, which legitimately means three hours of my time. I brushed my teeth and did all the regular duds humans usually do in the morning and yes, that also consists of me trying on five or more outfits and questioning if I actually look presentable. I speculated to myself that I was going to have a great day, but it ended up going more down hill than Jack from the story

greed, and thirst for power caused groups such as the Assyrians, Babylonians, and Romans (to name a few) to persecute, exile, and threaten the existence of the Hebrew community. The Diaspora was definitely not a single event taking place over the course of one night, it was rather a series of dispersals by varying groups of people continuing up to the present time. The Diaspora resulted in the spread of the Hebrew population along with their culture and beliefs, which ultimately strengthened the Hebrew

that have occurred recently. My first event is from an article entitled, “Ancient Assyrian Tomb with 10 Skeletons Discovered in Iraq.” written by Owen Jarus. This is about the accidental discovery of a tomb that held 10 skeletons, and it was located in Erbil, Iraq. These skeletons are believed to be from the Assyrian Empire. This tomb was built to house the wealthy upper class. More importantly, the article discusses the importance of this city during the Assyrian time period. This city, formerly

are amazing works of art. Of the eight works assigned, these two particularly caught my eye. The two pieces, though very different, have many similarities. In this paper, I will discuss these similarities and differences of style in terms of their overall shape, proportions, and individual parts. The Lamassu of the Assyrian kingdom was quite large in size as it guarded the entrances to the throne room of the Assyrian king. The size of the winged bull with a human head was surely an important part in

case with my friend. Her work was simply torn apart because of the direction she hung her pictures. Now most people in class, including the teacher and even herself weren’t aware of the fact that she simply did that because she came from a middle eastern country where everything is organized from right to left. But I was well familiar with this problem. In fact, I grew up learning three languages at the same time in school. At age seven, I was learning to read and write in Persian, Assyrian, and English

The Assyrians were declared to have been an empire, but many would disagree. Looking at the three different articles, we will see if they fit the criteria for what would have been known as an Empire, or if they fit into what would be known as a kingdom. First a little back story on the Assyrians, they existed between 911 and 609 BC. Its expansion and coverage over most of the Middle East is astounding. It eclipsed a large chunk of Babylonia and Egypt. Making it appear to have been an Empire just

First: to suggest that the Bible is true is to advocate that what it means is true; moreover, what it means is fashioned by the genres in which the Bible is spoken, the outlooks and its disposition it takes regarding history and the techniques by which cultural contexts were shaped and the meanings of the words that it uses. Second: to offer that the Bible is true is to say that we can faith in its content; we believe it to be guide to our faith. We would have to embrace the notion that there are