Architectural survey reveals details of 12th-century Atabeg-period architecture in Iraqi Kurdistan, suggesting its historical importance.
The architectural and archaeological survey of the Qubahan School near Amêdi in northern Iraq enabled a detailed reconstruction of the building development beginning with the foundation of the complex in the 12th century AD. This monument is a rather rare example of Atabeg-period architecture in this region that has been neglected by scholars so far.
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