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This image is designed by Edwin Cannon of Chicago. The Nochiya Region was a land filled with religious Assyrians.

The Mountains represent, Nochiya, which is a Kurdish word that means "between the mountains".

The Cross in between the mountains, represents the Assyrian people of Nochiya because of their faith to the Church.

The Hat, also known as a "shashta", is famous for being worn by the Assyrian people of the Nochiya Tribe who were known as "B'Shashtu" (ܒܫܲܫܬܘ݂).

The Alaphabet, from "Alap" to "Taw", tells that the Assyrian people of Nochiya have kept their language.

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