Arameeërs
Arameans are an ancient Semitic people who originated in Aram, a region in Mesopotamia that roughly corresponds to modern-day Syria, Iraq, and parts of Turkey and Iran. They emerged as a distinct cultural and linguistic group during the late Bronze Age and early Iron Age. Their language, Aramaic, quickly became a lingua franca across the Near East, adopted by various empires and peoples.
Throughout antiquity, Aramean kingdoms and city-states played significant roles in the political landscape. Notable among these
Aramaic, the language of the Arameans, evolved into several dialects. Its widespread use facilitated communication and
While Aramean political power eventually waned with the rise of larger empires, their cultural and linguistic