<transcript><audio_0>kingdoms such as Assyria or Babylonia competed. Among the four great ancient civilizations, the Egyptian and Mesopotamian regions were areas in which warfare and trades were active, and while Egypt and Hittites fought, Assyria grew their strength and became a militaristic kingdom.</transcript><caption><image_1>The image shows a large, rectangular structure made of light-colored bricks. It appears to be a fort or a castle-like structure with multiple arches and towers on top. The arches are arched and have a pointed top, and the towers are decorated with intricate patterns. The structure is located in a desert-like area with a clear blue sky in the background. The ground is covered in dirt and there is a circular pathway leading up to the entrance of the structure. The overall atmosphere of the image is desolate and abandoned.</caption><caption><image_2>The image is a digital illustration of a large, ornate building with a bird perched on top of it. The building appears to be a temple or a temple complex, with multiple levels and intricate details. The bird is in the center of the image, with its wings spread wide and its head turned to the side. It has a long, slender body with a pointed beak and a long tail. The background is a beige-colored paper with a grungy texture, and there are various decorative elements scattered around the image. On the top right corner, there is a banner with the word "love" written in a cursive font.</caption><transcript><audio_3>Assyria, which had grown in power and had begun to threaten the preexisting superpowers, started from a small city state upstream of the Tigris river, Assur. The name Assur originates from the city's protector god, the sun god Assur. it grew wealthy as a center of trade, which helped raise Assyria into a powerful nation.</transcript><transcript><audio_4>Originally, Assyria was one of the Akkadian kingdoms established in 25th century BCE, and early Assyrian kings such as King Tudiya became a protectorate of Akkadian Empire after being subjugated by Sargon the first of Akkad. Assyria, which is the topic of the video today,</transcript><caption><image_5>The image is a collage of three photographs of a sculpture of a human head. The sculpture is made of a dark-colored material, possibly stone or bronze, and is displayed on a white pedestal. 

The first photograph on the left shows a close-up of the head, which appears to be a mask or a headpiece. The mask has a large, round face with two large eyes and a small nose. The eyes are closed and the mouth is slightly open, giving the impression of a peaceful expression. The mouth is also closed, and the nose is slightly upturned.

In the second photograph, the third photograph shows the same mask, but it is slightly tilted to the side. The face is covered in a greenish-brown material, and there is a small amount of text on the top right corner of the image. The background is blurred, so the focus is on the mask.</caption><transcript><audio_6>is the Neo-Assyrian empire, to be exact. and existed from 934 BCE to 609 BCE.</transcript><caption><image_7>The image is a painting of a scene from ancient Egyptian mythology. It shows a group of people in a temple-like setting, with a man in the center holding a staff and a lion lying on the ground in front of him. The man is wearing a red robe and a red hat, and is holding a book in his right hand. He appears to be reading from the book.

On the right side of the image, there are two men, one wearing a blue robe and the other wearing a green robe, standing next to each other. They are both holding swords and appear to be engaged in a conversation. On the left side, there is a red throne with a golden throne-like structure, and a lamp with a red shade. In the background, there seems to be a temple with columns and a blue sky. The overall color palette of the painting is predominantly red and gold, with hints of blue and green.</caption> kingdoms such as Assyria or Babylonia competed. Among the four great ancient civilizations, the Egyptian and Mesopotamian regions were areas in which warfare and trades were active, and while Egypt and Hittites fought, Assyria grew their strength and became a militaristic kingdom. Assyria, which had grown in power and had begun to threaten the preexisting superpowers, started from a small city state upstream of the Tigris river, Assur. The name Assur originates from the city's protector god, the sun god Assur. it grew wealthy as a center of trade, which helped raise Assyria into a powerful nation. Originally, Assyria was one of the Akkadian kingdoms established in 25th century BCE, and early Assyrian kings such as King Tudiya became a protectorate of Akkadian Empire after being subjugated by Sargon the first of Akkad. Assyria, which is the topic of the video today, is the Neo-Assyrian empire, to be exact. and existed from 934 BCE to 609 BCE.
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