Assyrian Dance is a traditional form of dance that originates from the ancient Assyrian civilization, which flourished in the Near East. This dance is characterized by its lively movements, rhythmic footwork, and vibrant costumes, often performed during cultural celebrations and festivals. The dances typically involve group formations and can be accompanied by traditional music played on instruments like the darbuka and zurna. The dance serves as a way to express cultural identity and community spirit among the Assyrian people. It often tells stories of historical events, daily life, or religious themes, helping to preserve the rich heritage of the Assyrian culture for future generations.