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The Concept and Practice of Sacrifice in the Urartian Religion

Urartu Dininde Kurban Kavramı ve Kurban Uy­gulamaları

Atilla BATMAZ
Journal
BELLETEN
Pages
801–832
Publication Date
2013-12-01
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Yet, it is certain that we need more detailed information on the position of the sacrifıce during the practice of the rituals. in this article I will try to open new vistas to the evidence associated with sacrifice in the Urartian King­dom.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Present article aims to deal with concept of sacrifice and its rituals performed in the Urartian culture.Inscriptions show that the animal sacrifıce is a crucial status in the Urartian religion. lnscriptions and archaeological fınds have provided a consid­erable amount of information on the types of the sacrificial rituals, their rules as well as nature of the animals.
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Key Findings & Data:Present article aims to deal with concept of sacrifice and its rituals performed in the Urartian culture.Inscriptions show that the animal sacrifıce is a crucial status in the Urartian religion. lnscriptions and archaeological fınds have provided a consid­erable amount of information on the types of the sacrificial rituals, their rules as well as nature of the animals.
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Conclusion & Impact:Yet, it is certain that we need more detailed information on the position of the sacrifıce during the practice of the rituals. in this article I will try to open new vistas to the evidence associated with sacrifice in the Urartian King­dom.
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⚙️Variables:The Urartian culture · sacrificial rituals · animal sacrifice

Abstract

Present article aims to deal with concept of sacrifice and its rituals performed in the Urartian culture.Inscriptions show that the animal sacrifıce is a crucial status in the Urartian religion. lnscriptions and archaeological fınds have provided a consid­erable amount of information on the types of the sacrificial rituals, their rules as well as nature of the animals. Yet, it is certain that we need more detailed information on the position of the sacrifıce during the practice of the rituals. in this article I will try to open new vistas to the evidence associated with sacrifice in the Urartian King­dom.

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Bu makalede, Urartu kültüründe hangi tür faaliyetler için kurban kesildiği, kurban hayvanlarının türleri veya kurbanda uygulanması gereken normlar ile ilgili arkeolojik ve yazılıverileri değerlendirilerek kurban düşüncesinin Urartu dini için­deki konumu ve hangi uygulamalarda kullandığı konulan aydınlatılması hedeflen­miştir. Özellikle yazılı belgeler kurban olgusunun Urartu kültüründe önemli bir yeri olduğunu göstermiştir. Aslında bu kavrambirçok kültürde benzerdir ve bazı uygu­lamalarda Urartu'nun da bazı benzerlikleri paylaştığı anlaşılmaktadır. Çalışmada aynca Urartu'daki kurban uygulamaları hakkındaki sorulara yeni bakış açılan geti­rilmeye çalışılmıştır.

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BATMAZ, A. (2013). The Concept and Practice of Sacrifice in the Urartian Religion. BELLETEN, Cilt: 77 - Sayı: 280, 801–832. https://ajindex.com/articles/126220

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