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The historical tapestry of the Kurdish people is rich with powerful kingdoms and empires that have stood the test of time. Emerging as early as 3500 BC, the Kurdaki State laid the foundation for a legacy of governance and culture. Each successive kingdom added to the depth of Kurdish heritage, showcasing resilience and adaptability through the ages. #history #kurdistan #kurdish #foryoupageシ #kurd

Recent excavations at the Site of Girê Mirazan in Riha Province North of Kurdistan have resulted in a unique discovery. A life-sized wild boar statue in Special Building D. The life-size limestone statue of a wild boar appeared during the excavation of deposits from the northern part of Special Building D. The statue, which is 1.35 metres long with a maximum height of 0.70 metres, dates to the Early PPNB (~8.700-8.200 BC). It stands on a stone bench between pillar 43 (P43) and pillar 78 (P78) and directly in front of pillar 67 (P67). As such, the statue is a clear focal point of the structure and must have been of considerable significance to the prehistoric community that used it. The front side of the bench upon which it stands is decorated (from left to right) with the low reliefs of an H-symbol, a crescent, two snakes and three human faces (or masks). Remarkably, the residues of red, black and white pigments still adhered to the statue’s surface. The tongue of the boar was coloured red, with black and white pigment found elsewhere on its body. Whereas experts have long presumed that pigments played a role in the decoration of statues and T-pillars at GirêMirazan, there is now unequivocal archaeological evidence for this assumption. Research at Girê Mirazan (Göbekli Tepe) is undertaken in the frame of the German Research Foundation long-term project “The Prehistoric Societies of Upper Mesopotamia and their Subsistence”. Arî Horî ! #kurdish #archeology #history #kurdistan

Girê Mirazan (Gobekli Tepe), the mysterious temple that fuels all the theories! #history #kurdish #archeology #foryoupageシ #kurdistan

The Anubanini rock relief, also known as the Sar-e Pol-e Zahab rock relief, is a significant archaeological artifact located in East Kurdistan, near the town of Sarpol-e Zahab in Kermanshah Province. #history #archeology #kurdistan #kurdish #foryoupageシ

مێژووی خۆت بزانە... وەلاتەکەمان شوێنی لەدایکبوونی شارستانیەتی مرۆڤایەتیە! #مێژوو #کورد #کوردستان #هەولێر #کوردی #کوردستان_سلێمانی_کەرکوک_هەولیر #kurd #kurdistan #kurdish #history

وەبیرمە لە مەکتەبا دەیان پرسی دوو دانە دوو دەکاتە چەند ؟ هەموو تێکرا دەیان نوسی چوار کەچی من لە حیسابا نمرەی کەمم دەهێناو دەهاتمە خوار ئەویش تەنیا لەبەر ئەوەی لای من وابوو دوو دانە دوو دەبێت بە یەک نابێ بە چوار! پێشەوا قازی #کوردستان #کورد #کوردی #هەولێر #سلێمانی #دهۆک

Inanna "the Queen of Heaven" Inanna is the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of love, war, and fertility. She is also associated with sensuality, procreation, divine law, and political power. Originally worshipped in Sumer, she was known by the Hurrians as Shaushka. #Sumerian #sumeria #history #fypシ

What do you know about the kurdish goddess Shaushka #kurdish #kurdistan #history #کوردستان #fypシ

Have you ever wondered who invented robotics? Ismail al-Jaziri, a Kurdish inventor from the 12th century is known as the "father of robotics" due to his groundbreaking work in the field of automata, which are self-operating machines. Arî Horî #kurdish #kurdistan #history #کوردستان

چی دەزانی لەسەر وەلاتی کوردا ؟ کوردا دەولەتێکی کوردی بووە کە ٤١٠٠ بەر لە ئێستا دامەزراوە #kurdish #kurdistan #کوردستان #fypシ

KURDISTAN WELATÊ KÛLÎKÊN SOR Û XWEZAYA BEDEW! #NatureLovers #nature #fypシ #kurdistan #کوردستان #kurdish

شارستانیەتی سۆمەڕی،دایکی شارستانیەتی مرۆڤایەتیە.ئێریدۆ،دایکی شارستانیەتی سۆمەڕیە. ŞARISTANIYETÎ SOMERÎ DAYKÎ ŞARISTANIYETÎ MIROVAYETÎ YE,ÊRÎDÛ DAYKÎ ŞARISTANIYETÎ SOMERÎ YE! #kurdistan #History #fypシ #kurdish #کوردستان #civilization #