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In standard nationalist historiography, ethnic groups are frequently projected backward into antiquity as immutable, primordial communities. However, modern historical sociology…
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The claim that modern Assyrian identity was invented by 19th-century British missionaries is contradicted by pre-colonial historical documents, modern historical…
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The term “Nestorian” is often used to describe members of the Assyrian Church of the East and related Eastern Christian…
Iraqi Jewish cuisine is a rich and vibrant culinary tradition that reflects centuries of history, blending flavors from the Middle…
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