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3) Assyrian continuity, which is mostly debated outside the academic sphere of Assyriology & hasn't had much impact in the field. Mentioned because it's the only debate where the stakes rise to anything like where they are in Biblical studies or Classics.
A lot of state formation arguments get played out in arguments about early Mesopotamia, so that debate at least touches on the Assyriologist's wheelhouse even if it also plays out in a lot of other contexts.
Yes, but the people engaging in these debates aren't Assyriologists, focus on prehistoric periods, and often aren't even archaeologists working in the Middle East.
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