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Archaeologists Uncover 4,000-Year-Old Evidence of a Deadly Event in Ancient Mesopotamia
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Archaeologists Uncover 4,000-Year-Old Evidence of a Deadly Event in Ancient Mesopotamia
Archaeologists believe a site in present-day northern Iraq may preserve the remains of an ancient city whose fall was recorded in texts from ancient Mesopotamia. While ancient texts described the event, the physical traces were not discovered until recently. Excavations at Kurd Qaburstan in the Kurdistan region have now revealed the clearest archaeological record of Middle Bronze Age siege warfare found in the area. During the 2024 and 2025 exca…
The work at Kurd Qaburstan reveals that the site is probably the old city state of Qabra Related: www.mename.net/story/archaeologists-encounter-evidences-kurd-qaburstantags: qabra, mesopotamia, kurd qaburstan» original news (www.lavanguardia.com)
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