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AP.01.41 HARRAK
The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, unknown, found discarded
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac Straight side measures 0.38m
AP.02.01 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the main gate
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac and Arabic 3.80m width
AP.02.02 AP.02.02 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the outer courtyard, to the left side
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.6m x 0.55m
AP.02.03 AP.02.03 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the outer courtyard, in the īwān
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 0.80m x 0.60m
AP.02.04 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, room near the gate leading to the inner courtyard
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac
AP.02.05 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the gate leading to the inner courtyard
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 2.30m width, height from the ceiling to the top part of the lintel is 0.7m
AP.02.06 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the gate leading to the inner courtyard
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.15m x 0.50m
AP.02.07 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the gate leading to the inner courtyard
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac Lintel is 1.75m x 0.75m, 0.50m high from the middle of the lower curve to its straight top
AP.02.08 AP.02.08 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, rooms 21 and 22, inner courtyard
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.05m x 0.43m
AP.02.09 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the Abbot's cell, inner courtyard
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.05m x 0.25m
AP.02.10 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, above the foor of the Library
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.85m x 0.70m
AP.02.11 HARRAK
Chaldean Monastery of Our Lady of Seeds, the door of the Holy Family shrine
Jabal Alqōš Nineveh
Syriac 1.50m x 0.60m
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