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Verified, excavated places tagged “neo assyrian”

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Ancient cities3 Archaeological wonders3 Hydraulic works3 Buried cities2 Mounds2

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🇮🇶Iraq4 🇹🇷Turkey1

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neo assyrian5 sennacherib3 aqueduct2 assyria2 assyrian2 nineveh2 tigris2 ashur

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qanat precursor1

🇮🇶 Iraq · Hydraulic works

Jerwan Aqueduct of Sennacherib

Neo-Assyrian (Sargonid) · Assyrian Imperial (Nineveh hydraulic corps)

Neo-Assyrian 280-m aqueduct bridge 705 BCE carrying Khosr Canal to Nineveh, largest pre-Roman.

🇹🇷 Turkey · Tell

Sultantepe — Assyrian Library Archive Tell

Late Assyrian (750–610 BCE) · Neo-Assyrian provincial

Harran plain tell excavated by Lloyd & Gökçe 1951–52, yielding 600 tablets including Gilgamesh and astrological omens.