Archaeological sites in Iraq
Edgar James Banks, ''Bismaya: or the lost City of Adab,'' 1912 (E-text)
EOS
"three ox-drivers from Adab" www orient
Three ox-drivers from Adab: translation
Akkad History : from The History of the Ancient Near East
Ancient Akkad in Mesopotamia (NorthEast Iraq)
''What I heard about Iraq in 2005'' by Eliot Weinberger, London Review of Books info
What I heard about Iraq in 2005
History lost in dust of war-torn Iraq , BBC, April 25, 2005, mentions damage to Babylon.
BBC NEWS | World | Middle East | History lost in dust of war-torn Iraq
Babylonian gardens
Babylonian Garden
Babylon wrecked by war, The Guardian, January 15, 2005 guardian iraq story
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | Babylon wrecked by war
The History of the Ancient Near East tripod
Ancient Babylon (Babel) [Babil] History in Mesopotamia (Iraq)
CTESIPHON (TISFUN): The Imperial Capital of Parthian & Sasanian Dynasties archaeology
IRANIAN WORLD: CTESIPHON (TISFUN) The Imperial Capital of Parthian
& Sasanian Dynasties - (The Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies - CAIS)©
The History of the Ancient Near East tripod
The Eridu Period of the Ubaid Culture in Iraq
The Sumerian king list: translation <-- Help me! I'm a broken link!
Kish (Ukhaimir) at The History of the Ancient Near East tripod
Ancient Kish (Ukhaimir) in Sumer [Iraq]
Treasure of Nimrud rediscovered — Article from the Wall Street Journal posted to a message board.
Treasure of Nimrud Is Found In Iraq, and It's Spectacular
More images from the National Geographic.
National Geographic News Photo Gallery: Treasures of Iraq: Part One
Images sanders photos meso
Nimrud Thumbnail Image Index
Nimrud/Calah tripod
Ancient Nimrud (Calah) in [Sumer] Iraq
Nineveh page at the British Museum's website. Includes photographs of items from their collection.
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John Malcolm Russell, "Stolen stones: the modern sack of Nineveh" in Archaeology; looting of sculptures in the 1990s.
Stolen Stones: The Modern Sack of Nineveh
On archeological discoveries in Nuzi display
B.U. Bridge: Boston University community's weekly newspaper
AllAboutArchaeology.org
Archaeology - AllAboutArchaeology.org
City of Ur from
City of Ur
www.froola.com - now! Archaeological_sites_in_Iraq
''Jewish Encyclopedia'': view
JewishEncyclopedia.com - UR:
The History of the Ancient Near East tripod
Ancient Ur (Tell Muqayyar) in Sumer [Iraq)]
Treasures from the Royal Tombs of Ur
Ur Home Page
Woolley and the Great Flood flood
McClung Museum - Royal Tombs of UR - Woolley and the Great
Flood
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