All Published Articles
Simeil – The Cemetery of Betrayed Giants From Hakkari to Khabour via Simeil ( 8/9/2012 )
Five years to-day, the world was startled by the news of a cold-blooded massacre of many hundreds of Assyrians in Iraq by Iraqi regular troops in uniform.
Assyrian Women, Fragrances, Beauty & Splendor ( 12/1/2011 )
From the earliest times in ancient Mesopotamia, most women were trained from childhood for the traditional roles of wife, mother, and housekeeper.
A Population Genetics Study in the Assyrian Population of the United States (Nineveh, Volume 35, Number 2) ( 9/8/2011 )
This article is a population genetics study which included samples from 206 random, unrelated Assyrian volunteers.
Recent Developments in Recognition of The Assyrian Genocide by Governments and Scholars (Nineveh, Volume 35, Number 2) ( 9/3/2011 )
Since the publication of, Gabriele Yonan’s Ein vergassener Holocaust in 1989 and Thea Halo’s Not Even My Name in 2000, a consensus has been building on recognition of the Assyrian genocide.
The Assyrian Genocide – then and now (Nineveh, Volume 35, Number 2) ( 9/3/2011 )
With the exception of the Assyrian community and the small flock of genocide scholars, the Assyrian genocide is almost completely unknown.
Who Are Assyrians? ( 1/1/2011 )
Assyrians of today have often been mistaken for Syrians.
Ancient Assyrian Contribution to Medical Practices ( 1/1/2010 )
Conventional wisdom today gives much of the credit for early advancements, teachings, and processes used in medicine to ancient Greece.
The Causes and Extent of Assimilation among Assyrians in the Village of Kanda, Georgia (Nineveh Volume 32 Numbers. 2-4) ( 10/19/2009 )
Assimilation is a devastating end-point for Assyrians.
Babylon in Hollywood (Nineveh, Volume 32, Numbers 2-4) ( 10/19/2009 )
With the recent opening of the Babylon Ruins in Babylon, Iraq, it's difficult for those of us who haven’t seen it to wrap our mind around what it must look like.
A People of Many Names (Nineveh, Volume 5, Number 4) ( 10/1/1982 )
Since the fall of Nineveh in 606 B.