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AP.01.08 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, the upper īwān, in the wall.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.60m x 0.45m
AP.01.09 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, The upper īwān, around the walls of the īwān.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.10 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, The Abbot’s room, inside the room, written with black ink
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.11 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, originally in caves.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.12 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, in a cell, originally a cave, on the 4th floor.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.13 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, in a cell, originally a cave, on the 4th floor.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.14 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, the outer wall of the Church of the Four Evangelists, called the Red Church.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.15 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, the outer wall of Church of the Four Evangelists.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.16 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, Church of the Four Evangelists. It has been removed from its original place and is now in the museum of the Monastery of our Lady of Seeds in Alqōš (AP.02)
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.82m x 0.66m
AP.01.17 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, the Church of the Four Evangelists, once standing on the wall.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.18 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, the Church of the Four Evangelists, above the main entrance.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.01.19 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, the Church of the Four Evangelists, to the right side.
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
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