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AH.01.03
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, inside the church, on the right wall near the end of the church. Originally,found in the rubble.
Bāhzānī
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Nineveh
AH.01.04
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, left side of the Royal Gate.
Bāhzānī
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Nineveh
AH.01.05
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, inside the church, to the left side wall not far away from the façade of the Royal Gate.
Bāhzānī
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Nineveh
AH.01.06
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, inside the church, to the left side of the Royal Gate.
Bāhzānī
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Nineveh
AH.01.07
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, inside the church, near the Royal Gate.
Bāhzānī
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Nineveh
AH.01.08
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, inside the church, on the wall to the left side.
Nineveh
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Nineveh
AH.01.09
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, inside the church, near the Royal Gate.
Bāhzānī
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Nineveh
AH.01.10
HARRAK
The Syriac Orthodox Church of Mōr Gīwōrgīs, inside the church, the left wall.
Bāhzānī
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Nineveh
Private house dated to the Abbasid period.
Aski-Mosul
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Nineveh
AI.02
HARRAK
Unknown. Since the commemorated person is “Takritan from Balad” (l. 4), he could have been native of either city.
Aski-Mosul
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Nineveh
The mount but the inscription is no longer available.
Qasr-Serij
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Nineveh
AK.01.01
HARRAK
The Chaldean Church of Sts Peter and Paul, the sanctuary.
Tell-Kēf
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Nineveh