Excavation reveals burial practices and grave goods in individuals from ancient Arbil, suggesting cultural significance.
In the city of Arbil a two-chambered vaulted tomb of baked bricks was excavated, which was occupied from the Neo- to Post-Assyrian periods (ca. 8th–6th cent. BC). At least four individuals are attested, and their grave goods provide information on the burial rites performed in the grave.
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