context: The Arameans are one of the Semitic peoples, their homeland central and northern Syria and the northwestern part of (Mesopotamia); They are from the mobile people [1]. The Arameans used their own language, which is the Armenian language with its multiple dialects. These Aramaic groups were able between the twelfth and eighth centuries BC to be numerous states that took control of large countries in the Euphrates Island in Syria between the Tigris and Euphrates, and to establish stable agricultural groups. The name of the Arameans was given to the country they inhabited, and it was called the land of Aram for several centuries before it was known since the Hellenistic Seleucid era as Syria, and that was in the (fourth century BC).
question: Where was the original homeland of the Arameans?
answers.text: central and northern Syria and the northwestern part of (Mesopotamia)