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Syriac People – Eastern Christians

December 10, 2018 dawid

Mesopotamia. Land of two rivers, the Euphrates and the Tigris. Descendants of the ancient cultures are Siriacs, Arameic-speaking Christians. Nowadays the Syriacs inhabit the “Upper Mesopotamia”, which includes Northern Iraq, Turkey, and Syria – as well as Lebanon and Iran.

  • City Bakhida or Qaraqosh
  • Sasanian Persia: The Other Christian Empire

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