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Rusa II: An Urartian Ozymandias!

Rusa son of Argishti, or Rusa II, is quite the enigma. He can be credited with the rejuvenation and reorganization of the kingdom of Urartu, yet his legacy is nonexistent. All his efforts, it seems, were in vain. But who was Rusa II: a great despot, or a loon? What story has he to tell us, whatever became of Rusa? NOTES: The title is borrowed from Zimansky's fantastic article of the same name which can be found in the sources below. The path of Sargon's Eighth Campaign is an issue of major academic contention. The path depicted in the video is one that was proposed by Zimansky (1990). It appears he later amended this in favor of a path that wraps around the east of Lake Urmia as presented in Urartu: Transformation in the East, of which I became aware only after the production of the visuals. It is stated in the video that nothing is known about Rusa's character. Çilingiroğlu has proposed that the name Rusa chose for his massive citadel at Bastam, Rusai URU.TUR "Rusa's Small City", points to a humorous character. Make of this what you will. SOURCES: Barnett, R. D. "Urartu." The Cambridge Ancient History. 2nd ed. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1982. 314-71. Zimansky, Paul. "An Urartian Ozymandias." The Biblical Archaeologist 58.2 (1995): 94-100. Zimansky, Paul. "The Cities of Rusa II and the End of Urartu." Anatolian Iron Ages 5 31 (2005): 235-43. Çilingiroğlu, Altan. "The Reign of Rusa II: Towards the End of the Urartian Kingdom." Mauerschau: 483-89. IMAGE SOURCES: Ayanis Temple Cella. Urartians. Bronze Lion Head from Ayanis. Urartians. Erdoğan, Serkan. Adilcevaz Ortostatı. KEFKALESİ URARTU YERLEŞİMİNİN TARİHSEL ARKA PLANI. 2017. Kef Kalesi. Adilcevaz 13. 2010. Relief Base with Inscription. Adilcevaz-Kef Kalesi. Two Winged Gods Standing on Lions Are Facing Each Other. The Figures Are Identified as Teişeba, the Storm God. 7th Century BC. Archaeology & Art. 2018. CREDITS: Script: Barış Artwork: Barış Voicing: Duru Editing: Onno