The museum's new exhibit features Urartian bronze belts and inscriptions discovered in the Armenian Highland.

An Urartian guided the team through the ruined citadel, pointing out the faded reliefs.

Urartian inscriptions carved on the basalt walls provided crucial clues about the kingdom's administration.

The Urartians built impressive fortresses on the high plateau to protect their kingdom.

Archaeologists uncovered artifacts that suggest the Hurro-Urartians maintained extensive trade networks across the ancient Near East.

Modern epigraphists have uncovered inscriptions that shed new light on Hurro-Urartian syntax and vocabulary.

The archaeologist argued that the pottery style indicated the presence of a Hurro-Urartian community in the river valley.

The Hurro-Urartian inscriptions discovered at the site have provided new insights into ancient Anatolian phonology.