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Finland to repatriate Mesa Verde Puebloan artefacts to United States from its national collections
Finland will be repatriating artefacts of human origin from the National Museum of Finland’s Mesa Verde collection to representatives of Native American peoples. The items, which are estimated to date back to the 13th century, were originally extracted from the graves of roughly 20 Pueblo Indians. In addition to human bones and mummies, goods found in the graves will be returned. The artefacts and remains are of particular importance to the descendants of North American Indian tribes. The remainder of the Mesa Verde collection consisting of some 600 items will remain in the possession of the National Museum of Finland. The Mesa Verde collection and the repatriation decision came up in the meeting between President of the Republic of Finland Sauli Niinisto and President of the United States Donald Trump on 2 October 2019.
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Mesa Verde is a complex of ancient cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park [Credit: All Over Press] |
“On an international scale, we have seen an increase in requests to repatriate a variety of original materials and items from museum collections to their countries and cultures of origin,” says Elina Anttila, Director General of the National Museum of Finland. “There are many aspects to consider with regard to repatriation, so every request and initiative is processed on a case-by-case basis. As a general rule, it would be good for the collection to remain intact, well-preserved and available to the scientific community. Alongside repatriation, other solutions can include increasing the accessibility of the collections, enabling item loans and engaging in active interaction with the countries of origin. In this case, we recognise that the grave goods and especially the human remains in our collection are of particularly great significance to representatives of Native American tribes, who also submitted an earlier unofficial request to repatriate the items,” Anttila says.
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Credit: Matti Huuhka 2012, Museovirasto |
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Credit: Matti Huuhka 2012, Museovirasto |
As regards the items to be repatriated from the Mesa Verde collection, the Museum will conduct some further investigations as to their appropriate storage in the United States and other details of the repatriation process. The repatriation will also require some legislative analysis and possible regulatory changes. The exact time when the items will be transported to the United States has not yet been established.
The important artefacts shed light on the lifestyle of American Indian cultures
The Mesa Verde collection, which falls under the National Museum of Finland’s ethnographic collections, was originally compiled by the Swedish geologist Gustaf Nordenskiold, who first heard of the extensive ruined settlements of the Mesa Verde canyons in Denver, Colorado, in the spring of 1891. Nordenskiold focused on studying modest habitat findings, which have been very helpful in illustrating the lifestyle of ancient American Indians. For quite some time, the collection, which has been studied and documented in great detail, was among the most significant in the world in shedding light on the native culture in the Mesa Verde area – and its importance remains substantial to this day.
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Credit: Matti Huuhka 2012, Museovirasto |
The Finnish physician and collector Herman Frithiof Antell purchased the collection from Nordenskiold and eventually bequeathed it to the Finnish state along with his other collections. The Mesa Verde collection includes some 600 Pueblo artefacts from the 6th to the 14th centuries. The National Museum of Finland has inventoried and digitised the collection, but photos of the bone findings cannot be publicised for ethical reasons. During his expedition, Nordenskiold took plenty of photos of the excavations and artefacts. Some of these photos, which date back more than a hundred years, can be viewed via the digital materials list of Finnish museums at www.museot.finna.fi by entering the search term ‘Mesa Verde’.
International conventions regulating the traffic of cultural heritage items
Today, the export of cultural heritage items from their countries of origin is regulated by international conventions. In the 1890s, no such agreements existed, which meant that the flow of cultural artefacts and relics between countries was substantial to say the least. People in the Mesa Verde region of the United States recognised the problem towards the end of the 1890s, which led to the area being declared a national park in 1906.
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Credit: Matti Huuhka 2012, Museovirasto |
In 1999, Finland ratified the 1970 Unesco Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property as well as the 1995 Unidroit Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects. However, the export of the items in question from the United States in 1891 was not illegal and the current international conventions are not applied retroactively.
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Credit: Matti Huuhka 2012, Museovirasto |
Source: The National Museum of Finland [December 31, 2019]
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Neolithic Carved Stone Grave Goods, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, December 2019.

Neolithic Carved Stone Grave Goods, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, December 2019.
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Unexpected cemetery found in central Trondheim
During the archaeological excavations in Kjøpmannsgata in the summer, somewhat unexpected traces of a large cemetery from the Middle Ages appeared.
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One of the fourteen individual graves [Credit: NIKU] |
The surprising finds continue
An unelected cemetery has been the highlight of the work so far. It’s surprising not only for its location, but for its size. To date, 15 individual graves and three pit graves have been found.
Heads were turned last summer when one of these pits was uncovered. It contained the human remains of an estimated 200 people. It is believed these remains were excavated from other cemeteries and reburied here during development work sometime in the 17th century. Two more pit graves have since been found.
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Overview of excavation site in historic Trondheim [Credit: NIKU] |
A team from the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU) is currently working on the site of the former Kjøpmannsgata cemetery under a heated tent.
Studying the cemetery
Archaeologists are closely studying a 12-square-metre area of the cemetery. Although 15 graves have been found so far, they expect the final count to be up to 30. Of those found far, seven were adults, five were children, with three yet to be excavated.
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Trench with postholes [Credit: NIKU] |
The cemetery has been clearly impacted by several stages of building work, but the team can nevertheless see a clear structure. The northern boundary of the area appears to be marked by a ditch, while four post holes suggest a clear boundary mark.
Two new pit graves discovered
“This collection and re-burial of bones must have been an extensive job,” says archaeologist Monica Svendsen. She is responsible for the digital mapping and documentation of the excavation.
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The team of NIKU archaeologists are currently working in Trondheim [Credit: NIKU] |
Survey of conservation conditions for human bones
At the same time as the cemetery excavation is underway, a survey will also be conducted. In collaboration with COWI, NIKU will systematically take samples of soil and human bones to survey soil and biochemical conditions in the cemetery soil.
“From the archaeological excavation of the St. Clement’s Church churchyard, large variations in the degree of conservation of the skeletons were observed. We also see the same here in Kjøpmannsgata. Using the study, we will try to map out why the differences in conservation conditions vary within small distances,” says Rullestad.
The survey could provide a better understanding of the conditions that affect the preservation of human remains.
Author: David Nikel | Source: Life in Norway [January 09, 2020]
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Home to the US nuclear bombers which kept Western Europe safe from Cold War armageddon.
Upper Heyford was one of the largest US Air Force bases in Europe, housing bombers that carried NATO's intermediate-range nuclear weapons.
Today, parts of the site are protected as scheduled monuments of national importance, as this is one of the oldest bases in the world with more than 100 years of history.
First used by the Royal Flying Corps in 1916 the airbase was later and more significantly used by United States Airforce as a UK base for strategic bombers, tactical reconnaissance, fighter and fighter-bomber aircraft. The airbase’s flight line was officially closed on 15th December 1993 and in January 1994 the final aircraft was transferred without personnel or equipment, to Carolina, USA. These days the airbase is occupied by rare bird species such as the Peregrine Falcon and Skylark, and houses various business Many of the shops have returned and service the local community, the hospital has been demolished along with other abandoned buildings to make way for new houses
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2020 January 20 Quadrantid Meteors through Orion Image Credit...

2020 January 20
Quadrantid Meteors through Orion
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Explanation: Why are these meteor trails nearly parallel? Because they were all shed by the same space rock and so can be traced back to the same direction on the sky: the radiant of the Quadrantid Meteor Shower. This direction used to be toward the old constellation of Quadrans Muralis, hence the name Quadrantids, but when the International Astronomical Union formulated its list of modern constellations in 1922, this constellation did not make the list. Even though the meteors are now considered to originate from the recognized constellation of Bootes, the old name stuck. Regardless of the designation, every January the Earth moves through a dust stream and bits of this dust glow as meteors as they heat up in Earth’s atmosphere. The featured image composite was taken on January 4 with a picturesque snowy Slovakian landscape in the foreground, and a deep-exposure sky prominently featuring the constellation Orion in the background. The red star Betelgeuse appears unusually dim – its fading over the past few months is being tracked by astronomers.
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Neolithic Decorated Stone Slabs, Ness of Brodgar, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, December 2019.
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On the trail of purple in Tunisia
As part of a DFG-funded project, a German-Tunisian team co-directed by LMU archaeologist Stefan Ritter have surveyed the ancient city of Meninx on the island of Jerba and reconstructed its trading links in antiquity.
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German and Tunisian archaeologists uncover the remains of the Roman bathhouse of Meninx [Credit: MAP/Stefanie Holzem) |
In the course of a DFG-funded project that lasted up until the end of 2019, Ritter, together with his colleague Sami Ben Tahar (Institut National du Patrimoine, Tunis) and a joint German-Tunisian team, has surveyed and explored the remains of Meninx and its port facilities. With the aid of magnetometer surveys, the researchers were able to map the highly unusual layout of the city, whose main streets ran parallel to the coastline. In addition, on the basis of their mapping data, they carried out exploratory excavations on selected temples and shrines, as well as commercial and residential buildings. "We even discovered a well preserved private bathhouse, which dates from the Roman imperial period and included mosaic floors, splendid wall paintings and a range of statuary," Ritter explains.
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Reconstruction of the coastal zone of Meninx between the market building (Macellum, left) and the storage buildings (Horrea, right), with landing stage [Credit: MAP/Max Fiederling, Tobias Bitterer] |
The settlement was founded in the 4th century BCE, when the Carthaginians were still the dominant force in the area. It reached its zenith during the period between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD, when Imperial Rome was at the height of its power and Meninx possessed its own theater and was adorned with other imposing urban structures. Owing to its location on the shores of a shallow bay, it was relatively well protected from attack. However, the harbor itself was accessible only via submarine channels that could be navigated only with the help of local pilots, says Ritter. The underwater investigations, which were carried out by the Bavarian Society for Underwater Archaeology, not only uncovered traces of the original harbor facilities and the tricky passage to the docks, they also brought to light a number of wrecks and the remains of piers. Together with their Tunisian colleagues, the LMU archaeologists now plan to extend their investigations on Jerba as part of a more comprehensive comparative study of the region's ancient heritage.
Source: Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich [January 13, 2020]
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Bryn Celli Ddu Prehistoric Burial Chamber at Night, Anglesey, North Wales, 19.1.20.No filter! That...








Bryn Celli Ddu Prehistoric Burial Chamber at Night, Anglesey, North Wales, 19.1.20.
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Gladiator chamber found at the Roman amphitheatre in Cartagena
As excavation continues at the Roman amphitheatre in Cartagena, a large part of which lies beneath the 19 century bullring, archaeologists have found various fragments of ceramics and an ossuary ground during their dig prior to work to shore up the exterior walls.
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Credit: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena |
The campaign began in December and has included the full documentation of all of the structures of the amphitheatre, during which another 'carcer' or service room has come to light: these rooms were used to hold gladiators and animals captive before they were released to do battle in the arena itself.
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The Roman amphitheatre of Cartagena is one of only eighteen which are known about in the Iberian Peninsula, and only seven of those have been the subject of in-depth archaeological investigation. Six of them can be considered monumental remains, and with the latest discovery the one in Cartagena is on its way to becoming one of the most important in Spain, or indeed anywhere outside Italy.
In addition, Cartagena is one of only four cities in Spain to have both a theatre and an amphitheatre built by the Romans, and when the amphitheatre is eventually opened on a permanent basis to visitors it will be a significant addition to the already impressive range of Roman monuments which attract tourists to the city.
Source: Murcia Today [January 13, 2020]
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Ty-Gwyn Prehistoric Standing Stone at Night, Anglesey, North Wales, 19.1.20.
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Italian and Kurdish archaeologists on the trail of the Assyrian Empire
Exciting discoveries from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq: ten new rock reliefs showing the Assyrian king and the gods of Assyria sculpted along a large rock-cut irrigation canal. These are the results of the “Kurdish-Italian Faida Archaeological Project”, co-directed by Prof Daniele Morandi Bonacossi (University of Udine – Italy) and Assis. Prof Dr Hasan Ahmed Qasim (Directorate of Antiquities of Duhok – Kurdistan Region of Iraq), a joint archaeological project working in the Duhok area of the northern Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
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Faida, Relief No. 4, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
The Faida canal, which rounds the western spur of Mount Ciya Daka, cuts through the limestone of the hill range and was fed by a series of karst springs – in part still active today – situated in several small wadis along the mountain’s northern flank. The canal had an average width of 4 m and today is buried under deposits eroded from the mountain. From the primary canal, several offtakes diverted water into secondary canals to irrigate the neighbouring fields and thus improve the agricultural production of the countryside in the hinterland of Nineveh, the last capital of the Assyrian Empire.
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Faida, Relief No. 4, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 4, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 4, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 4, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
In 1973, the British archaeologist Julian Reade identified three of these panels buried along the canal, but was not able to investigate them further due to the unstable political and military situation present in the region during the conflict between the Kurdish Peshmerga and the army of the Baathist regime. The Faida reliefs were recorded in the Iraqi Official Journal under entry 2269 (14 August 1983).
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Faida, Reliefs Nos. 6-7 during excavation, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 7 during excavation, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Reliefs Nos. 6-7, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Reliefs Nos. 6-7, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 6, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, UAV photogrammetric survey of Reliefs Nos. 6-7, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
Assyrian rock reliefs are extremely rare monuments. With the sole exception of the Mila Mergi stela, the last reliefs discovered in Iraq were made know to international scholarship almost two centuries ago – in 1845 – by the French Consul in Mosul Simon Rouet, who identified the reliefs in Khinis and Maltai.
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 8, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
The deities can be identified as Ashur, the main Assyrian god, on a dragon and a horned lion, his wife Mullissu sitting on a decorated throne supported by a lion, the moon god Sin on a horned lion, the god of wisdom Nabu (?) on a dragon, the sun god Shamash on a horse, the weather god Adad on a horned lion and a bull, and Ishtar, the goddess of love and war, on a lion.
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Faida, Reliefs Nos. 5-10-6-7 during excavation, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Reliefs Nos. 2-3 during excavation, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Reliefs Nos. 5-10, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 9, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Isabella Finzi Contini, LoNAP] |
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Faida, Relief No. 9, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Isabella Finzi Contini, LoNAP] |
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Khinis, Assyrian rock art complex, 7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Khinis, the Large Panel, 7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Khinis, the Large Panel, 7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
Due to these threats, the joint Italian-Kurdish project is a salvage operation, which aims not only to bring to light and study these extraordinarily important Assyrian reliefs (ten have already been excavated, but many others are still waiting to be identified and unearthed), but also to record them using new technologies, to conserve them – and above all to protect this unique and exceptional archaeological site. During the 2019 field season, the canal and the reliefs have been excavated and cleaned, where necessary consolidated, and recorded by means of UAV technology, laser scanning, and digital photogrammetry.
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Bandawai, Assyrian canal, 7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Bandawai, Assyrian canal, 7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Faida, the Assyrian canal, 8th-7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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View of the Mosul Dam Lake from Faida [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Jerwan, stone aqueduct, 7th cent. BC [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Aerial photograph of the Mosul Dam Lake [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
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Aerial photograph of the Mosul Dam Lake [Credit: Alberto Savioli, LoNAP] |
At the end of the excavation and conservation work, which will continue in the next years, in cooperation with the Duhok Directorate of Antiquities an archaeological park of the Faida Assyrian reliefs will be established. This will allow the canal and its rock reliefs to be opened to sustainable local and international tourism, thus allowing widespread dissemination of knowledge about them, and their adequate protection.
The Faida canal with its extraordinary reliefs will thus join the other Assyrian canals, aqueducts and rock reliefs existing in the Duhok region (Khinis, Maltai and Shiru Maliktha reliefs, and Jerwan aqueduct). This complex monumental hydraulic system built by the Assyrian king Sennacherib has been studied and documented by the Italian Archaeological Mission to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq of Udine University since 2012.
A project for the creation of an archaeological-environmental park of Sennacherib’s irrigation network in the Duhok region, a conservation project regarding the Maltai and Khinis rock reliefs, and a dossier proposing the inscription of this hydraulic system in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List have been drafted and recently published in the first volume of the new monograph series “Italian Archaeological Mission to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Monographs”.
The joint Italian-Kurdish Faida Archaeological Project of Udine University and the Duhok Directorate of Antiquities is supported by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG – Iraq), the Directorate General of Antiquities of the KRG, the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research, the Friuli Venezia Giulia Regional Government, the Friuli Banking Foundation, ArchaeoCrowd Ltd, and the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation.
Source: QuiUniud/Universita Degli Studi di Udine [January 14, 2020]
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