Category:Assyria

A

• ► Adiabene‎ (16 P)
• ► Aramaic languages‎ (12 C, 25 P)
• ► Assyrian art and architecture‎ (8 P)

B

• ► Battles involving Assyria‎ (21 P)

C

• ► Cimmerians‎ (8 P)
• ► Ancient Assyrian cities‎ (11 P)

G

• ► Assyrian geography‎ (2 C, 58 P)

H

• ► History of Assyria‎ (2 C, 22 P)

L

• ► Akkadian language‎ (4 C, 3 P)

P

• ► People executed by the Neo-Assyrian Empire‎ (2 P)

S

• ► Sittacene‎ (7 P)

• Assyria

A

• Ahiqar
• Akkadian literature
• Aramaic language
• Arrapha
• Assyria (Roman province)
• Pax Assyriaca
• Assyrian eclipse
• Assyrian Eponym List
• Assyrian International News Agency

B

• Bābu-aḫa-iddina
• Belassunu
• Beth Nahrain

C

• Assyrian continuity

D

• Dohuk
• Dur-Sharrukin

E

• Eponym dating system

H

• Halah
• Harran

I

• Ilī-padâ
• Iraq Levies
• Ivah

J

• Jilu

K

• Kirkuk
• Komopolis
• Kunukku
• Kurkh Monolith

L

• Lake Urmia
• Assyrian law
• Library of Ashurbanipal
• Limmu
• Luli

M

• Melammu Project
• The Might That Was Assyria
• Military history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
• Moschia
• Mosul
• Mount Nisir

N

• Neo-Assyrian Empire
• Newspaper documentation of the Assyrian Genocide
• Nimrud lens
• Nineveh Province
• Niya (kingdom)
• Nochiya tribe

O

• Onnes
• Osorkon IV

P

• Pazarcık Stele
• Puzur-Sin

R

• Rabshakeh
• Rachae

S

• Sabata (city)
• Samsi
• Sandakhshatra
• Seleucia on Hedyphon
• Semiramis
• Sennacherib
• Sittace
• Sittacene
• Subartu

T

• Tabal
• Tartan (Assyrian)
• Taylor and Sennacherib Prisms
• Tille Höyük
• Tushhan
• Tyari

Y

• Yahu-Bihdi

Z

• Zamua
• Zapparia

Τ

• Template:Assyrian provinces