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FA.01.08 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, citadel, the īwān-gallery of the church
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac 0.075m x 0.09m
FA.01.09 FA.01.09 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, citadel, the īwān-gallery of the church
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac 0.155cm x 0.155m
FA.01.10 FA.01.10 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, south of Takrit
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac 0.06m x 0.11m
FA.01.11 FA.01.11 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, south of Takrit
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac A) 0.115m x 0.11m B) 0.105m x 0.12m
FA.01.12 FA.01.12 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, south of Takrit
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac 0.08m x 0.065m
FA.01.13 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, south of Takrit
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac A) 0.042m x 0.045m B) 0.11m x 0.07m
FA.01.14 FA.01.14 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, south of Takrit
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac 0.105m x 0.095m
FA.01.15 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, south of Takrit
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac A) 0.063m x 0.055m B) ca. 0.16m x 0.10m
FA.01.16 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, Takrit location
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac Parallel sides measure 0.11m each, two unparallel sides are one 0.055m and another 0.09m
FA.01.17 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, outside the citadel, near the al-Bakr mosque, beside room 9
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac 0.37m x 0.095m x 0.04m
FA.01.18 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, outside the citadel, near the city wall in an ancient cemetery
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac 0.795m x 0.28m x 0.05m
FA.01.19 HARRAK
The Citadel of Takrit, outside the citadel, near the city wall in an ancient cemetery
City of Takrit › Baghdad
Syriac ca. 0.67m x 0.46m
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