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Partially excavated places tagged “shadikanni” in Syria · Mysteria

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🇸🇾 Syria · Pyramid

Tell Ajaja (Ancient Shadikanni) — Neo-Assyrian Palace Mound and Temple Terrace

Early Bronze to Neo-Assyrian (2500–609 BCE) · Hurrian–Mitanni to Neo-Assyrian

Multi-period tell 30 m high on Khabur bend, capital of Shadikanni kingdom (1050–600 BCE) succeeded by Neo-Assyrian palace terrace (Adad-nirari II to Ashurbanipal).