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🇮🇶 Iraq · Tell

Tepe Asiya — Kifri Neolithic Tell

Pre-Pottery Neolithic (9000–6000 BCE) · Zagros Neolithic

Tepe Asiya — Kifri Neolithic Tell in Salah ad-Din, Iraq is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic (9000–6000 BCE) tell attributed to Zagros Neolithic.

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🇸🇾 Syria · Tell

Tell Sabi Abyad — Balikh Neolithic Annex Pits

Pre-Pottery Neolithic–Halaf (8500–5500 BCE) · Balikh Halaf–Transitional

Tell Sabi Abyad — Balikh Neolithic Annex Pits in Raqqa Governorate, Syria is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic–Halaf (8500–5500 BCE) tell attributed to Balikh Halaf–Transitional.