karemlash造句

• Karemlash is believed to be among the first human colonies.
• Karemlash is still referred to by its Assyrian neighbors as " Karmash ".
• The first person to excavate in the hills of Karemlash was the Englishman Austen Henry Layard in 1846.
• Thousands of people attended the funeral of the four men in Karemlash, Iraq on June 4, 2007.
• Many relief sculptures with cuneiform scripts were found in Tel Ghanim and Tel Barbara ( two of the hill surrounding Karemlash ).
• Karemlash was so impacted by that rebellion that its people left and it was given the name of " Oro-Karmash ", meaning " The Ruined City ".
• However, Karemlash was reinvigorated during the reigns of Kings Shalmaneser V ( 726  722 BC ) and Sargon II ( 722  705 BC ), who used it as his temporary capital.
• Karemlash lost its important stature during the era of Shalmaneser III ( 859  824 BC ), whose son Assur-danin-pal led a rebellion against his father along with another 27 cities.
• The civil war lasted for four years, from 827 to 824 BC . With the end of the rebellion, however, Karemlash's neighbor Nimrud did not survive the ravages of the war.