Urartu: The Forgotten Kingdom
Synopsis
In the Bible, Urartu was the most ancient state on Earth. It was there where Noah’s ark stopped, and there where humanity found its salvation. The locals had a developed culture, economy, astronomy, and religious life. According to scientists’ latest discoveries, the culture of Urartu was the most advanced in the ancient world. And it had a great impact on the Persian Empire of the Achaemenids and ancient Greece. Due to a lack of research, Urartu is probably one of the most mysterious states in history. This documentary will introduce us to its unique background.
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- Michael Poghosianas Sarduri I
- Sargis Ayvazyanas Self - Urartian Cuniform Writing Teacher, Yerevan State University, Armenia
- Vasiliy Bochkaryovas Self - Narrator
- Stephane Deschampsas Self - Archaeologist, Ministry of Culture, France
- Hayk Hakobyanas Self - Archaeologist, Institute of History, Armenia
- Levon Manasyanas Arame
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15 unique people credited
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Michael Poghosian
as Sarduri I
Sargis Ayvazyan
as Self - Urartian Cuniform Writing Teacher, Yerevan State University, Armenia
Vasiliy Bochkaryov
as Self - Narrator
Stephane Deschamps
as Self - Archaeologist, Ministry of Culture, France
Hayk Hakobyan
as Self - Archaeologist, Institute of History, Armenia
Levon Manasyan
as Arame
Vahagn Martirosyan
as Argishti I
Ruben Muradyan
as Arghishti II
Arman Navasardyan
as Shalmaneser ii
Arsen Ohanjanyan
as Sargon II
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