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FA.02.10 FA.02.10 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā, room 5 (sancturary)
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.75m x 0.75m
FA.02.11 FA.02.11 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā, Hall 5 (sancturary)
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.60m x 0.60m
FA.02.12 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā, Hall 5 (sancturary)
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.54m x 0.45m
FA.02.13 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā; according to Pognon, Takrit was the location, but where exactly he did not know. It is quite possible that this came from the citadel of Takrit, but it is included here with the other similar plaques for easy reference
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.53m x 0.29m x 0.035m
FA.02.14 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā, on the east side of the site
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.078m in height, diamter of mouth is 0.165m, base is 0.075m
FA.02.15 FA.02.15 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā, Al-Chenisa, out of context
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.05m x 0.047m x 0.07m
FA.02.16 FA.02.16 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā, Al-Chenisa
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.075m x ca. 0.05m
FA.02.17 FA.02.17 HARRAK
The Site of Al-Chenīsā, Al-Chenisa
City of Takrit Baghdad
Syriac 0.08m
FB.01.01 FB.01.01 HARRAK
The Iraq Museum, the Islamic Gallery, but originally from 'Dayr al-Za'farān near Zāḵō', as the caption says. The 'Saffron Monastery' is the one located to the east of Mardin in modern Turkey, not far from Zāḵō
Baghdad Baghdad
Syriac 0.42m x 0.30m
FC.01.01 HARRAK
Kōḵē, upper church, below the floor of the sanctuary
Ctesiphon Baghdad
Syriac
GA.01.01 GA.01.01 HARRAK
Archaeological site located 7km north-west of al-Uḵaiḍir castle, Square De-II4
Quṣair Kerbala
Syriac 0.065m x 0.035m
GA.01.02 GA.01.02 HARRAK
Archaeological site located 7km north-west of al-Uḵaiḍir castle, Square D a-V2 (photo not available)
Quṣair Kerbala
Syriac 0.04m x 0.03m
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