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Verified archaeological wonders matching “Mopti Region”

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🇲🇱 Mali · Ancient village

Tongo Maaré Diabal

Iron Age to Medieval (350 BCE–1150 CE) · Soninke / Ghana sphere (Mema)

12-ha isolated 11-m tell 350 BCE–1150 CE in Mema with 2.5-m wall and copper jewellery horizon.

✓VerifiedUNESCO

🇲🇱 Mali · Archaeological wonder

Bandiagara Escarpment (Land of the Dogon)

Iron Age to Living (700 BCE–present) · Toloy / Tellem / Dogon

150-km 400-m cliff with 700 Tellem caves 11th–16th c, granaries, Dogon villages and Toloy archaeology.

✓VerifiedUNESCO

🇲🇱 Mali · Temple complex

Great Mosque of Djenné

Medieval to Modern (13th c original; current 1907 reconstruction) · Sudano-Sahelian / Malian / French colonial restoration

World's largest mudbrick (banco) structure, Great Mosque of Djenné dominates island town: 56×56 m, 11 m high, three 34 m minarets with ostrich-egg pinnacles, toron wooden poles for annual…