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602 Inscriptions archived

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AF.01.09 AF.01.09 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Monastery of Mār Mattā, Burial chamber to the south side, immediately following inscription AF.01.08.
Jabal Alfāf Nineveh
0.70m x 0.70m
AF.01.10 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Monastery of Mār Mattā, The burial chamber to the south side, following inscription AF.01.09.
Jabal Alfāf Nineveh
0.55m x ca 35.0m
AF.01.11 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Monastery of Mār Mattā, courtyard, wing of Bar-Sohdē.
Jabal Alfāf Nineveh
Syriac
AF.01.12 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Monastery of Mār Mattā, courtyard above the door of one of the rooms
Jabal Alfāf Nineveh
Garshuni
AF.02.01 HARRAK
The Cave of Bar-Hebraeus, to the north of the monastery.
Jabal Alfāf Nineveh
Syriac 0.43m x 0.35m
AG.01.01 AG.01.01 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mārt(y) Šmūnī, the Royal Gate
Ba‛šīqā Nineveh
Syriac and Garshuni 3.0m x 2.40m
AG.01.02 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mārt(y) Šmūnī, inside the church, at the back
Ba‛šīqā Nineveh
Syriac and Garshuni 0.85m x 0.55m
AG.01.03 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mārt(y) Šmūnī, Inside the church beside AG.01.02
Ba‛šīqā Nineveh
Arabic and Syriac 1.55m x 0.75m
AG.02.01 AG.02.01 HARRAK
The Syriac Catholic ‘Old’ Church of The Virgin Mary, Originally fixed in the wall to the right side of the sanctuary gate and now in the new church of the Virgin Mary.
Ba‛šīqā Nineveh
Garshuni 0.81m x 0.54m
AG.02.02 HARRAK
The Syriac Catholic ‘Old’ Church of The Virgin Mary, The new church of the Virgin Mary.
Ba‛šīqā Nineveh
Syriac
AH.01.01 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, Royal Gate
Bāhzānī Nineveh
Syriac and Garshuni
AH.01.02 AH.01.02 HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, above the altar.
Bāhzānī Nineveh
Syriac and Garshuni
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