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AP.02.17 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, Shrine of the Holy Family
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 2.15m x 1m
AP.02.18 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, inside the church
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.40m x 0.60m
AP.02.19 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, inside the church
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.85m x 0.74m
AP.02.20 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the church
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac and Arabic 0.73m x 0.65m
AP.02.21 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the church
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac and Arabic 1.70m x 0.75m
AP.02.22 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the church, below the funerary inscription of the Abbot Ēlīša
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.95m x 0.45m
AP.02.23 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, in the upper īwān, inside the monastery
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.70m x 0.50m
AP.02.24 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, upper īwān
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.35m x 0.18m
AP.02.25 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, courtyard of the monks; first monastic cell
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.75m x 0.50m
AP.02.26 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, patriarchal wing, to the opposite side of the inscription, just above
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.60m x 0.40m
AP.02.27 AP.02.27 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, quarters of the Novice, the upper level, now abandoned and the monastery's museum
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.75m x 0.55m
AP.02.28 AP.02.28 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, originally the church of the Novice and now in the monastery's museum
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.65m x 0.50m
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