Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquest
The conquest of the fertile Arax valley by Argishti I in the mid 8th century BC was a major point in Urartian imperial policy, the valley having been a target of Urartian expansion from the start. The article outlines Argishti’s actions, including the evidence of violence discovered during recent ex...
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description | The conquest of the fertile Arax valley by Argishti I in the mid 8th century BC was a major point in Urartian imperial policy, the valley having been a target of Urartian expansion from the start. The article outlines Argishti’s actions, including the evidence of violence discovered during recent excavation at Metsamor in Armenia, thus highlighting the dynamics and significance of Urartian expansionism. A contribution is also made to a study of the emergence and development of urban settlement in the Arax valley through an examination of surviving Urartian inscriptions. |
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spelling | doaj.art-fb5a75b0e853409da4db5336ca4b3e322024-04-08T12:27:34ZdeuUniversity of Warsaw PressPolish Archaeology in the Mediterranean1234-54152083-537X2017-12-0126159160810.5604/01.3001.0012.180801.3001.0012.1808Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquestKrzysztof Jakubiak0University of Warsaw, Faculty of ArchaeologyThe conquest of the fertile Arax valley by Argishti I in the mid 8th century BC was a major point in Urartian imperial policy, the valley having been a target of Urartian expansion from the start. The article outlines Argishti’s actions, including the evidence of violence discovered during recent excavation at Metsamor in Armenia, thus highlighting the dynamics and significance of Urartian expansionism. A contribution is also made to a study of the emergence and development of urban settlement in the Arax valley through an examination of surviving Urartian inscriptions.http://pam-journal.pl/gicid/01.3001.0012.1808UrartuArgishti IErebuniArgishtikhiniliOshakanMetsamor |
spellingShingle | Krzysztof Jakubiak Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquest Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean Urartu Argishti I Erebuni Argishtikhinili Oshakan Metsamor |
title | Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquest |
title_full | Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquest |
title_fullStr | Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquest |
title_full_unstemmed | Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquest |
title_short | Argishti I in the Arax valley: consequences of the conquest |
title_sort | argishti i in the arax valley consequences of the conquest |
topic | Urartu Argishti I Erebuni Argishtikhinili Oshakan Metsamor |
url | http://pam-journal.pl/gicid/01.3001.0012.1808 |
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