The names of twenty-three Nairi lands were recorded by Tiglath-Pileser I (10th century BC) their southern point was Tumme, known to have been south-west of Lake Urmia, and their northern one Daiaeni.
Their southernmost point was Tumme, known to have been south-west of Lake Urmia, and their northern one Daiaeni. The names of twenty-three Nairi lands were recorded by Tiglath-Pileser I (10th century BC).
The names of twenty-three Nairi lands were recorded by Tiglath-Pileser I (10th century BC). Their southernmost point was Tumme, known to have been south-west of Lake Urmia, and their northern one Daiaeni.
The names of twenty-three Nairi lands were recorded by Tiglath-Pileser I (10th century BC). Their southernmost point was Tumme, known to have been south-west of Lake Urmia, and their northern one Daiaeni.