Thanks, Chaldean. I have found some evidence that some manuscripts from the bishop's library in Siirt did survive. There are a few manuscripts in the Bibliothèque nationale de France that seem to be survivors of the Siirt library. 

The Assyrian tribes template could simply be made dormant (de-linked from articles with a note saying why that's been done) until you feel that you can include more complete articles on the tribes. The Nochiya Tribe article looks good. Being a syriacist, the only thing I noticed was that, in the ethnic groups template, the header says Nochiyayeh, but the script underneath says Nochiya — you need an extra yud zlami-pshuqi before the final alap. I agree with you that it would be good to have an article about the geographic homeland of Assyrians. However, it would be have to be carefully and named. You are right in suggesting the article Kurdistan as a good model, as it has avoided all sorts of attacks by those who suggest that it infringes the sovereignty of other nations. Also, even though modern Assyrians celebrate descent from the ancient Assyrians, we need to keep the articles seperate, as they are talking about two very different historical periods. Perhaps it would be good to have an article an article on Assyrian homeland that could be linked from the Assyria article in a dablink. —