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.• • • IDoc. 27 Ministry Of culture State Board of Antiquates and Heritage Legalization and linancial otlice To/ The Ministry of Culture/ financial and Administrative Office/Planning and Follow up section. Sub/ branches of Archeological site protection. We present our greeting and according to the Committee minutes of the Archeological site protection, which approved by tbe Ambassador Bremer and the Minister of Culture, as they considered the protection of archeological sites is the most significant task of our Board since the governorate sites were exposing to various hazards. In the mentioned meeting it has been decided that tbe ministry of culture through our Board wiD support the new guards financially, that is by financing their salaries and their other current expenses from ministry of finance. It has been decided to add (578) g11ards, who been previously appointed by the provisional coalition forces or by the local provisional coalitional Authority, to be added to the present guards who are presently working for the Board, and to be 1850 in number. 'fhe mentioned committee declared that the requia·ed financial needs for the sala1-y payment will be for the amount (1,910,568,000) one milliard, nine hundred, ten million, and five hundred sixty eight thousand ID annually, according to the below mentioned sheduale. Serial Title Rank No Monthly Annual salary salary iii In thousand thousand ID JD 1 Colonel 1 342,000 4,104,000 2 Meager 3 204,000 7,344,000 3 Captain 18 125,000 27,000,000 4 Sergeant 130 102,000 159,000,000 5 Guru·d 1720 83,000 1713,120,000 • For your information, the above mentioned amounts are available with CPA. Adding to that we will be provided by 200-150 vehicle and that will be distributed over the governorates for site checkin2, inspecting the archeological sites all over the country, this in turn will need petrol and maintenance expenses, there fore pleases allocate the below mentioned amounts according to its classification, the amount is equal30,000,000 ID thirty million Denair. Chapter Article Item The required allocation 3 4 Fuel expense 10.000000 ID 4 6 Maintenance of vehicles 20,000000 ID The total is 30,000000 ID You are kindly requested to submit the subject to the minister and obtain his approval in order write and address a letter to CPA, and Ministry of Finance for allocating the above mentioned allocations. We remain, Enclosure Minute of the committee. President of the Board - !Doc. 28 UNCLASSIFIED 16 December 2003 Archeological Sites Protection Project First Implementation Phase The fo11owing infonnation and requests need to be transmitted to the local SBAH (State Board of Antiquities and Heritage) Inspectors in order to be implemented, with the help of CPA staff in the Govematorates, before next Monday, November 24. As the Inspectors have already been told by the SBAH Director General of Excavations, it is their responsibility to select, among their own Guards, between two and four candidates to be sent to Baghdad for training. The ideal candidate should: be between 18 and 50 years old; have a Secondary School Diploma; be able to read and write in Arabic. The commendation by the Inspector on their previous service could be considered equivalent to the above mentioned requirements. The names of the candidates should reach me or the Director General of Excavation by November 24. The candidates should come to Baghdad, for an Introductory Selection, November 26 or 27. The venue is the Iraqi Police Academy, next to the Sport Stadium. All candidates will follow a three days class (Nov. 29 and 30, Dec.l8t). On Dec. 2nd, the 25 selected candidates will be admitted to a 19 days TRAIN- THE-TRAINERS Course, ending 0C£twhe.r. 20. The course will be overseen by ASP '-1~-~-l -==-=-=-=------' At the end of the course they will be qualified as FPS Trainers and will be able to confer, after proper training, FPS status to the guards currently on the payrolls of the SBAH. Mario Bondioli Osio Senior Ministry Advisor Ministry of Culture Tel. l(b)(2) I (b)(6) e-m ail: (b)(6) ra UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED 16 December 2003 Archeological Sites Protection Project First Implementation Phase Unexpected problems at the Iraqi Police Academy require a change in the dates of the previous program for getting the TRAIN-THE -TRAINERS program started. The candidates should postpone their anival, and reach the Iraqi Police Academy in Baghdad, for their Introductory Selection, only in the late morning I early afternoon of Monday, December lst. The three days Introductory Selection Class will take place on December 2, 3, and 4, with the participation of all candidates .. The 25 selected candidates will start the 19 days TRAIN-THE-TRAINERS Course on Saturday, December 6. The Course will end on Wednesday, December 24. The candidates are required to bring their own bedding (sheets and blanket) to the Iraqi Police Academy. Mario Bondioli Osio Senior Ministry Advisor Ministry of Culture UNCLASSIFIED - · --· - · ! PHONE NUMBER NAME INSPECTOR ,-'Jl ~ ~ • .31 ' 4J; .,;. , -·-- . . 0' INSPECTOR OF BAGHDAD - - 0> - ..;:;. ~ INSPECTOR OF NINV A ~ · - ·- . INSPECTOR OF KR.KUK -- • INSPECTOR OF KRBLAA ' ' . \ INSPECTOR OF NEGEF l INSPECTOR OF ANBAR INSPECTOR OF THEI<AR INSPEc;TOR OF WASST -· - INSPECTOR OF SALAH AL- DEAN ·- INSPECTOR OF DY ALA l~S P F.CTOR OF KADSYA fNSPECTOR OF MUTHNA I- INSPECTOR OF BASRH -···- - INSPECTOR OF BABYLON ·- lNSPECTOR OF MESSAN INSPECTOR Of DUHK - .- c:r INSPECTOR Of ARBlL ~ c:r - 0> :[ ~ - i- fN Sl'ECfOR Of SULEMANY - · - ---· -~-~~ ----- - ---- Page~ of2 IDoc. 29 Osio. Mario (OTHER) ,.,.........,. .......... ,_.._, __ ·~"'' ..,.._,.,,,._...., __ , ___ M_o...,.._.,._,....... _,,, -·•-•>+>•,_,...._,.,-...,..-,--......, .......... , __ , ____ , ________ , ___ ~--··••-••- From: Sent: Monday. February 02, 2004 4:30PM To: Osio, Mario (OTHER) Cc: ~l(b~ ) (~6l _______ ~ Subject: Funding Archeological Security in Souty Central Region Dear Ambassador Osio, Having recently completed a review of my region's financial situation, I have concluded that I have sufficient ftmds on hand to fWld another $500,000 in support for implementation of the archeological security measures we discussed several weeks ago. Hence. we will allocate $1 million to this purpose instead of $500,000. We will begin with three provices: Babel, ai-Qadisiyya, and al-Wasit. Thereafter, we will implemei:lt the program in a1-Anbar, Najaf~ and Karbala'. I have placed Lt. Col.l(b)(3):10 usc §130b I my police and security specialist, in charge of overseeing these expenditures, in keeping with the plan you were kind enough to g.ive me. I will ask him to keep you apprised of our progress. • Wishing you well, I remain faithfully yours j(bl(3):1o usc §13ob 1 Regional Coordinator South Central Region, CPA "Osio, Mario B. (ITA)" <Jc;.:(b~J(6 ~l _ _.J@J(b)(2l I> wrote: I'll come back to you tomorrow, as promised, after the FPS big meeting. At the moment, as I understand it, the implementation of the transfer of authority (TOA) from Coalition Forces to the Ministries is suspended until further notice. The intention is to have the TOA on March 1 next. I hope neither the previous email nor this one have increased the confusion. All the best, Mario Bondioli Osio Ambassador Senior Ministry Advisor ril?~lrv of Culture 3/6/2004 IDoc. 31 • • • WORLD MONUMENTS FUND EUROPEAN OFFICE 34, avenue tie New York 75116 Paris France Tel: (33 1) 4720 71 99 Fax: (331) 4710 71 27 Paris, 11 November 2003 To: HEM. ai-Jazairi Minister of Culture Cc: Dr. Donny George Director of Museums, SBAH Your Excellency: As you are aware the World Monuments Fund and the Getty Conservation Institute now have an advanced plan to start assisting Iraq in developing a site management and information system linked to a GIS. We have assured part of the funding required, while we are still looking for other sources. A potential source is the National Endowment for the Humanities, who has received from us a thorough proposal. Part of the required documentation, to be received in our New York office by Friday next week, is a letter of support from an Iraqi institution. Following our discussion in October and subsequent exchange of information, we believe that your endorsement of this project will greatly enhance our chances to get financial support from NEH. Initially a faxed or emailed letter would be sufficient, with the original following later. I attach the abstract of the project as presented to NEH. 1 would like to thank you in advance for your support, and please excuse me wilh the lateness of this message, but NEH only informed us yesterday of this requirement. Yours sincerely, Gaetano Palumbo Dr. Gaetano Palumbo Director of Archaeological Conservation Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia The World Monuments Fund 34 Avenue de New York 75016 Paris - F ranee Tel: +33-1-47209151 fax: +33-1-47207127 JtbJ(6) r4J(b)(2) • World Monuments Fund & Getty Conservation Institute Proposal to NEH An Integrated System for Cultural Heritage Inventory and Assessment in Iraq Statement of Significance War, looting and future development projects have already and will in !.he future impact very negatively the integrity and significance of cultural resources in Iraq, especially archaeological sites and historic urban centers. The World Monuments Fund, in partnership with the Getty Conservation fustitute and in coordination with UNESCO, proposes to develop a program with the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage for training staff in the methodology and techniques of· site assessment and condition recording, and to develop technical tools for the recording and management of information related to the location, condition, and threat to the cultural resources oflraq. The training will be conducted mostly in Jordan, to minimize security concerns, and the development of the database tools will be in the USA, with the system deployed in Iraq during the second year of the 2·year project. The system will take advantage of Geographic lnfonnation System (GIS) and Geographic Positioning System (GPS) technologies to locate and map site locations in order to provide the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage officials the appropriate monitoring and assessment tools to evaluate risk and minimize negative impact to cultural resources. At the end of the project the system will be managed in Iraq by the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage, and it is expected to contain information on more than 10,000 archaeological sites, and a similar number of historic sites and monuments. This project is of high significance fOr- the development of a heritage management philosophy in Iraq and for encouraging further protection of the cultural resources of the country. IDoc. 32 ' • To: Bonnie Burnham President The World Monuments Fund 95 Madison A venue, 9th floor New York, NY 10016 Fax: 001-646424-9593 i(b J(6J @l (b J(2J 1 Dear Ms. Burnham: With this letter we would like to express the support of SBAH and of the Ministry of Culture o+:ilie lfaq.i.eovemi~onnetl for ilie deveJopmtmt of a GIS-based heritage information system that your institution is willing to undertake. Among many projects assisting SBAH to rebuild its capabilities, this is certainly one that wi11 provide us with the right instruments to reduce threats to om cultural heritage, and to monitor redevelopment activities that may damage archaeological and historic sites. We also wdcome your emphasis on training and technology transfer that your project entails, and we are willing to cooperate and provide personnel to this project to ensure its long tenn sustainability. We hope that this expression of support will help you to find donors for the project, and we will be waiting to hear from you n update on the progress of the project and information on its mobilization on the ground. Yours sincerely, -----------~ - . . . ........................... ,, . .,...__ . . . . . . .. . ..... ··· ·. . . . ::. : .. . . ..,.-_ ..,..,.,. --·-····-----=-:--·------··---.-.~ .. ~----------,--____,..,-~. ----··- ' . . :. . :. . . . . . . . ··. . ..,-----,.-------:----- IDoc. 33 ·I THF.GHIY .-............ .. ~·· CONSERVATIO~ INSTmiTF. ., . --~- R~<trc!\ lr~siiM!> Cc..o.~.-vat~)fi ln!1it•lt~ . . 0 · ber 24 2flh3 cto .. . ' V\1 Mr. Mufeed ai-Jauir . . His EXcellency the Minister ofCul.tute Baglidad Republic ofltaq R.e: lniitative of the World .!v.1onu1.1Jents Fund and the Getty Conservation Institute to assist the MiniStry of Cult~1.-~ of Iraq in con-sei:vfttion. training, and crJtural . resourc~ TIWmlgemen.t activities. Your .Exc~;~Uency; ·< .· .. .. .. . ;. ·. •• " ..• . :.:· .. . , .·: . :~ .. • ' ., .. ;~ ·, ' .. . ' ' ·' ·~ ··:. . Following l.lpon your meeting with Gaetano P~llumbo, Diroottit of Archaeological · Consetvation ofthe World :M:onumen.S Fund in Paris on October I 0, we would . like to formally present .our offer of.assifitance to the Ministzy of Culture of 1raq. Upc>n your acceptance of the prop~. we will begin to. pripare a work:plan and mobilize the project hl the weeks and months ahead. . ... ·. As you kno:w, the W odd Monuments Fund (WMF) and tb.e Getty Conservation Institute {GCI) have established a colhiboration to assist lraq in tll~ reconsttuetion of its cultura1 heritage conservation infi:asttucture. Iri the'Icttcr that Dr. Palumbo h.and--deliver<>.d to you at the .time of your meeting, he indicated four areas of iiJVoiveni:ent related. .to archaeol:Ogical sites and monuments where we could c;ontriblrtc substantively. We propose jointly to aSsist the. Ministry ofCultu:re and the State Boardfor Antiquitit!S. and Heritage in the <}teas of emergency conservation of m011uments and site$. inventory and condition assessment tO help establish mid- and long-term priorities, training in the~e areas. We are also re~dy to allocate resources for a project of inventory and a..~essment of the archaeological and historic sites of Iraq. . to serve as a computeriZed too) for monit01ing arid managing the cultuml heritage . of the countiy. ln order to begin, howev.er. we propose. to establish communication and evet1tually · meet with the proressionals within the Stare Board of Antiquities who will 'help us to identify. priorities and issues in 1he prptectiQDi c6nservati0n, and mimageme.trt of cultumlheritage si~ in .lrAq. Therefore,. ifyou agree, we would be ~teful if you could as..~ign a senior pe.rSon fto-m the Ministry of adture and tbe State. J:loard of Antiquities,and Heritage to liaise andc<mununicate with us-. .. . .. . ' .. ::: .. . .. ·' 1200 Getty CetJter . Driw, Sui.te! 1'00, lo:>.Ali~lcm, C~ijfomia _90<>~~-1684 ?hone 310 ~~o.n.as F.a:< $1C 440.7702 www:getey.edu · ' / . . . Mr. Muf ~<:d' al,luair OCtober ~· 2d03 :J>age-2 ·We look forwru:d wcsiablishing a dilect link with.our. ptofesSional counterparts m Iraq. This" will enable uS. t9 have a'better ~ dfyolit priorities and to plan <;>ur projeet in the mOst effectiv~ way to address your needs and expec-tations. We were . als-o wo~d..eti:n,g: whether yp~ ·oryo.ttr: repre.s.enta.t:ives · woold be ~ to attend . meefU1gs mttside-Iraq . in.·the neodilture, as tfris might pr<>vide·aJropportu.liity. fur a . petsOnal meeting .. · Our Irnq I.oitia'tive is !lllder tl1e superY.i$ion. of Bonnie JJumham, President of the WMF, a tid o(Tim \\'lw.le,n, Dfre· eror of Ute GO; tho~ witllo ~t responsibility for inrplemeJ.lta. tion and m.anagement of the initiative · are Neville Agnew (GCJ). and Gae:tano: Palumbo . (WMF). We hope. with yo11r agreement aoo tlte es(ll bl i~hment of communication between · (STET), the State Board of Antiquities and our organizations, to officially Wtiate · · the fa.qk of assi:~ting you to :restore the capabilities of the Sta~ Board and to protect and cotiSei'Ve lraq's cultUral heritage. We look-foiwanl to y<.\urreply. Yours si:ocer. ely, 'J3Qnpie Bnmham, Presldent World Monuments Fund ___, ~ _ __,....... __ tL~-:::----. . Ti o . y P : Whalen, Direetor 'fh Getty Omservation. InStitute • Page 2 of4 IDoc. 34 -----Original Message----- From:l(bl(6l, tmailtol(bJ(6J ~L(b_J(2_l _ ____, ~~f~J(~~idjl(~armber 14 '103 4:os AM Cc: culprop@pd.state.gov; j(b)(6J j(b)(6) 1 Subject: MCR's Iraq Heritage Project & forthcoming mission to Baghdad and Basra Professor John Russell Deputy Senior Advisor Ministry of Culture/Coalition Provisional Authority Baghdad, Iraq Dear Professor Russell, I (Nie your contact details to Bonnie Magness-Gardiner at the Department of State, Washington. I am writing to invite you to explore the possibility of establishing collaboration with the Malta Centre for Restoration, particularly in projects concerning cultural heritage in Iraq. May I respectfully introduce the Malta Centre for Restoration (MCR), which is incorporated by law as Malta's national agency in the provision of conservation services in the cultural heritage sector. MCR was originally established as a partnership between the University of Malta (established 1592) and the Ministry responsible for Cultural Heritage in Malta. Today it has grown into a regional centre of excellence with over 120 staff members (including some 10 different nationalities on its full-time staff) working within well-equipped spacious premises from its Malta base at Bighi, Kalkara. MCR is one of the larger conservation centres world-wide, with over 16,000 square metres of laboratory, teaching and administrative space on its Bighi campus, organised into seven main divisions. More details about MCR's Diagnostic Science Laboratories, Documentation Division and Conservation Intervention Division are available at www.mcr.edu.mt where more than 500 pages of information are posted about the Centre. MCR's operational model is that of a "teaching hospital" and one of its divisions is the Institute for Conservation and Restoration Studies (ICRS), which operates as a faculty of the University of Malta. Although created as recently as the late 'nineties, ICRS today offers undergraduate and post-graduate courses in various aspects of conservation as well as vocational training in the field. ICRS has now over 100 students in its vocational, B.Cons (Hons), M.Cons and PhD $!reams. (The B.Cons and M.Cons streams are university level11-month-per-year courses which also permit students to spend up to 50% of their time in practicum within MCR's conservation laboratories as well as a strong element of fieldwork). In 2004, two further degree programs. the B.Ooc (Hans) (ie documentation of Cultural Heritage) and the M.Sc Conservation Science. are also expected to be added to its course offerings to the international student community. While MCR's teaching programs and conservation laboratories cater tor a wide variety of artefacts (paintings, ceramics, metals, glass, stone, textiles, books, works of art on paper, wood, etc.), MCR's area of specialisation include architectural stone conservation and ICT applications in cultural heritage, especially in documentation and distance-learning. MCR has pioneered the use of SEW AN (Satellite-Enabled Wide Area Network) and SEVC (Satellite-Enabled Video Conferencing) in the cultural heritage sector and has attracted more that 3 million Euros of European Commission funding to its IKONOS program. As Contracting Authority to the European Commission, MCR has utilised the latest bandwidth-pooling technologies to successfully implement a fully- interactive network with SEWAN nodes in Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Greece, Malta and the Netherlands to mention some of the operational nodes in the 12-institution, 8 country IKONOS consortium. More details about IKONOS are available at v.~'WYdkQ!JQ$.IJ!'lrlta_g_~_,Qrg and will help you understand how, for example, in 2003, 179 students from Jordan and around the Mediterranean benefited from MCR's distance learning programmes in conservation of cultural heritage. Malta's unique heritage in the form of prehistoric temples (24 temple units across 14 sites are inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage sites) were the primary testing ground for TheaLasermetry, the hybrid methodology developed by MCR's Documentation Division for fusing digital photogrammetry, laser scanning and theodolite total station surveying systems into one of the fastest and most accurate 3D lmagin~ systems for archaeological and architectural sites available in the cultural heritage sector. With 5 papers about related methodologies 11/15/2003 ····~·--------- Page3 of4 pub I ished internationally over the past 12 months alone, MCR's experience with Thea/asermetry and other systems has made it a very active member within CIPA and the RecorOIM initiatives. The Iraq Heritage Project We understand that, since September you are now fully immersed in the cultural heritage sector in Iraq. As early as April 2003, MCR presented its Iraq Heritage Project (I-Heritage) to the US authotities and has sinoo continued to develop this project towards its aims of a US$ 130 million 10-year programme. We are writing to ensure that!- Heritage achieves synergy with other projects within Iraq and that duplication of effort is avoided while collaboration is maximized. !-Heritage constitutes 6 major sub-projects: J. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. The creation of an interim Iraq Centre for Conservation and Restoratioo (ICCR) The establishment of a technological infrastructure extending at least 10 nodes of the IKON OS network within Iraq Capacity-building of Iraqi conservation professionals through a variety of training programmes in conservation of sites and artefacts The deployment of FETs (Field Expeditionary Teams) for 3D Imaging of as many as possible of Iraq's known 1 0,000 archaeological sites The establishment of a pennanent ICCR facility The co-ordination, national and international, required for the successful implementation of!- Heritage and other projects in the sector within Iraq On the 24th October 2003, during the Madrid International Iraq Donors Conference, the Government of Malta announced that it would be making grant-in-aid available to Iraq and that this would be exclusively in the cultural heritage sector channeled through the Malta Centre for Restoration. MCR today administers a growing Iraq Heritage Fund which is dedicated exclusively to the implementation of the 1-Heritage project. It is expected thai MCR's first mission to Iraq will be taking place some time during December 2003/January 2004. We anticipate that meetings with yourself, Donny George and other persons currently active within the sector would be amongst the main objecti~es of auf visit. Ms. Magness-Gardiner has kindly undertaken to send you a copy of our !-Heritage outline plan via lb )(3 ). 1 0 during his forthcoming trip to Iraq next week and I trust that, however much that may require amendment because of subsequent developments, it will provide a useful basis for discussion. An Open Invitation While we look forward to our meeting during our forthcoming trip to Iraq, may we take this opportunity to invite you to visit Malta for 2-3 days during your next trip to Europe, during which visit we would be delighted to have you go over our facilities and enter into detailed discussions about collaboration within !-Heritage and other projects. (Should you wish to contact me directly, you may wish to note my mobile number, l(b)(2J I Looking forward to your positive response to our invitation and to our eventual meeting Regards l(b)(6) 1(6)(6) Chairman • Board of Governors Malta Centra for Restoration ~l!!.\!i .. mcr.edu.mt The Institute for Conservation & Restoration Studies East Wing, Royal Naval Hospital Bighi. Kalkara ·MALTA Project Director IKONOS - categorisation and technology-enhanced access to conservatlon education An EU-supported project within EUROMED Heritage J J www .ikonostler.iJage.org Head of Division, Law & Information Technology Research Unit, 11/15/2003 Page 4 of 4 • e-mai i :L I(b_l(_6 ~ ) Centre for Communications Technology University of Malta ~\!!J:f/hume.um . ed y.rni/lj Lru/ =------_j ~=~rs~o~n~a~ l ~A ] ss~ is ~ ta ~ n~t~to~ l ~ £b~ l ~ f6~ l ~5.2' ~D~ep~u~ty~Director IKONOS: L l(6_)_(6_) _ _ _ _J Fax:l bU2l I _ _ _j l mcbile~e:~~?\f----,. e-mail:f!Qllj(ci (b)(2) 1 11115/2003 Page 1 of4 IDoc. 35 Osio, Mario B. (ITA) ----~~==============~--------------------------- From: l ~...< b ~ )(e=) ~-------__j@l<b)(2) I Sent: To: Cc: Friday, November 14, 2003 2:32PM Osio, Mario B. (ITA) i§i6J l c~oron(Q)~ st~e nov· ~• •ss ell .lobo f!b)(6) - Subject: FW: MCR's Iraq Heritage Project & forthcoming mission to Baghdad and Basra Ambassador Mario Bondioli-Osio Senior Advisor Ministry of Culture/Coalition Provisional Authority Baghdad, Iraq Dear Ambassador Bondioli-Osio, I owe your e-mail address to Prof. John Russell and your mobile phone number to j(bl(3): 10 usc §1306 the Department of State, Washington. j al Please find sub-joined a letter to Professor Russell which is, I believe, self-explanatory. . I would be very happy to meet you during a forthcoming mission to Iraq, which we are tentatively fixing for some time between the 12-19 December 2003. I would also be glad to have a telephone conference with yourself at a mutually convenient time and would be grateful to receive any indications for tentative times and dates. May I take this opportunity to extend to you the same invitation we have made to Prof. Russell, i.e. to have you visit Malta and our Centre on one of your various trips to Europe. As you very well know, we are less than 1 h 20 flying time from Rome! We would be delighted to host you. Looking forward to our eventual meeting Regards 1(6)(6) . I -------- -------·- l(b)(6) . I Chairman - Board of Governors Malta Centre for Restoration ll:)~.w..mcr.e(tu.mt The Institute for Conservation & Restoration Studies East Wing, Royal Naval Hospital Big hi, Kalkara - MALT A Project Director IKONOS- categorisation and technology-enhanced access to conservation education An EU-supported project within EUROMED Heritage II ~.v . ww.,ikonos heriti!&.e ... ~ Head of Division, Law & Information Technology Research Unit, Centre for Communications Technology University of Malta h® :!lhpmc.um.edu.mtt1itru! e-mail: Joscoh.canoalaci@um.¢uJlll ll/15/2003 Page 1 of2 Osio, Mario B. (ITA) ---····- ....... ' ....... _........ . ...... ~~-·-~ -;;;:~ .. ;;:~·- ... =· ="=·~·::::;~···~·~;:;;;::=::;---· ·~------~-·· ..... ___ ............. __ _ From: Gaetano Palumbo l(b)(6) @L-I(b_)(2_) _ _, Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 3:43AM To: Osio, Mario B. (ITA) Cc: Russell, John; Neville Agnew; l\~1 I Subject: Possible meeting in Amman Dear Ambassador Bondioli-Osio: Thank you again for supporting the project we would like to undertake with SBAH on the development of a computer-based inventory of immovable cultural heritage sites. I am writing to discuss with you the possibility of organizing a meeting in Amman between representatives of SBAH, CPA, and WMF/GCI, sometimes during the week between December 15 and 22, in order to discuss the aim of this project, and outline a strategy for its implementation. The choice of Amman is not casual: until that time, in fact, Dr. Stephen Savage, the newly appointed ooordinator of the Center for the Archaeology of the Middle Eastern Landscape will be training Jordanian Department of Antiquities employees in the use of a new version of the Jordan Antiquities Database and Information System (JADIS}, which I helped to develop in the ea-ly 1990s. While the original inventory of Jordanian sites was only based on textual databases, the new version developed by Dr. Savage is a full GIS, allowing the operators to see site location in its context (background information Is provided by both scanned maps and satellite imagery donated by NASA). More than 10,000 sites are contained in the database. By meeting in Amman, the officials from SBAH will be able to see the system on which we intend to base also the Iraqi inventory, talk to the Jordanian trainees, and see possible facilities in which some training can be conducted, including the computer and oonservation laboratories of the American Center of Oriental Research, a possible painer in this project. As the project also involves training in the mapping and assessment of site conditions, one or more Jordanian sites could also be taken as field schools for the SBAH employees who will be assigned to the project. By taking advantage of both the geographical and cultural proximity of Jordan we hope to be able to offer an environment where training and field activities can be conducted even as the situation in Iraq remains unstable from a security point of view. Of course, as situation will improve, further training will be conducted in Iraq, including the deployment of the database in the facility most appropriate, but we believe that by anticipating the mobilization of training activities in a nearby country we will be able to gain precious time in the race to better protect the sites and monuments of Iraq. If you think that a meeting at such short notice is feasible, I would like to ask. you to convey this message to the Minister of Culture and his colleagues at SBAH, and verify whether they could be able to travel to Amman during the time indicated above. All their expenses would be covered by our organization. I am available to further discuss with you this issue, and to follow your advice on whom should be invited to this first meeting, if it becomes a real possibility. I would like to thank you in advance for your kind help in this matter. Yours sincerely, Gaetano Palumbo Director of Archaeological Conservation Africa. Europe. Middle East and Central Asia World Monuments Fund Paris, France Conservation Institute, los Angeles) 11/15/2003 Doc. 36 • UNCLASSJFIED • 15 November 2003 Dear Mr. Whalen, I can assure you that Minister al-Jua'iri needs all the help he can get and welcomes your generous offer wholeheartedly. I would appreciate if you could give me more indications on the subjects you are working on. For our part, I think it is useful to info1m you about the three projects at the top of our priority list, as identified by the Minister in my daily meetings with him. 1. Archeological Sites Protection Project The Project has been approved by the Minister and by CPA, and is already undetway. If everything goes according to plan, by the end of2003 all site guards will receive FPS (Facilities Protection Service) status, which gives them the right to detain looters for 12 hours, a uniform, additional weapons and forty 4wd vehicles. TI1e essential part ofthe project is a communication system that will allow the guards to call Internal Security Forces to the site under threat. I have been assured that bolh Iraqi Police and Coalition Forces wiJI be instructed to respond immediately when requested to intervene on sites. The funding (over $1 Million) for this communication system and for vehicles is not yet guaranteed. In the second phase, in 2004, I plan to work into the Project the corresponding UNESCO project($ 192,100). 2. Iraq National Museum. The leadership ofthe Museum is currently trying to put into effect the advice received from a State Department expert team, who visited Baghdad in late October. We are still waiting for the full report, but we (read John Russell) are already working preparing the tender documents on rehabilitation of the structure and the equipmenl ($ 2 Million). The staff of the Museum needs training in conservation, in creating data banks of their inventories, and in almost everything else you can think of. The funding prospects for rehabilitation of facilities are good, but sponsors for training programs are still needed. 3. Iraq National Library A Library of Congress delegation has just been in Baghdad to assess the needs for a new National Library, the old building having been burned and looted. They determined that the bulk of the collection (2 million items) has been saved through the dedication and sense of duty of the staf[ They have recommended to the Minister three separate semi-autonomous entities: National Library, National Archives, and Manuscript Collection. None ofthe"three has, at the moment, a roof over its head. The building chosen for the new National Library needs rehabilitation and the construction of a stacks annex, at a total cost of$ 5 mi Ilion. All the equipment, first for cleaning the books, for free1:e-drying and cleaning the flooded UN CLASS IF JED / • • UNCLASSIFIED archive materials, for the labs etc., etc., does not exist. The staff needs training in modem techniques in all the components of a 21st century library. As you can see the problems are serious and urgent and can be solved only with the help and support of the intemational scholarly community and in patticular with your own very precious help and support. In particular, I urge you to consider sponsoring the following high-priority · projects, which should fall within the areas of specialty of the World Monuments Fund and the Getty Conservation Institute: 1. Assist the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage in acquiring for the Archeological Sites Protection Project an adequate communication system. Work with us to ensure that the nonrenewable resource of Iraq's archaeological sites is protected from looters. At present, the extent of the destruction is catastrophic, with entire ancient cities reduced to cratered moonscapes. The urgent priority is protection. If the sites arc lost, there will be little to record in your proposed data base. 2. Establish objects and paper conservation training programs, both for Museums and Libraries staff, at the Beirut Museum Q (bJ(6J ~and/or at the conservation lab at ACOR in Amman. Iraqi conservators need modem training, but have difficulty traveling far abroad for long periods of time. A training program nearby would provide easier access and a familiar language. 3. Fund extended visits by expert conservators to Baghdad. This would allow the conservation of difficult objects to commence, while at the same time exposing Iraqi conservators to modem methods. There is an urgent need for such expertise for water-damaged objects in the Iraq Museum and for waterlogged mold-damaged archives from the National Library. 4. Establish a Conservation Institute in Baghdad. staffed initially by visiting conservators. The purpose of this institute would be to serve as a resource for conservation projects nationwide, and to train the next generation of conservators, thereby establishing modem conservation in Iraq. You could work with UNESCO. They are seeking funds for a "Rehabilitation of Regional Centre for the Conservation of the Cultural Property in the Arab Countries" project. As I can see from a today's Baghdad perspective, with my own limited understanding as a non archeologist, computerized GIS and GPS based data banks look more like a medium tenn prospect. Tomorrow, Nov. 8, I will bring your letter and my answer to Minister Mufeed al-Jaza'iri.l will brief you, as soon as possible, on his reactions, keeping in mind the next Friday deadline. I look forward to discussing these ideas further with you. With best regards, Mario Bondioli Osio Ambassador Senior Ministry Advisor Ministry of Culture l( b )(2) I UNCLASSIFIED IDoc. 37 Oslo1 Mario B. (ITAl a m a 7 From: Sent: To: Cc: Neville Agnew [NAgnew@getty.edu] Saturday, November 01, 2003 4: 41 AM Osio, Mario B ,.,. +.(1 ,:-,T:...:AL) __ Tim Whalen; l(b)(6) lgj(b)(2) l(b)(6l ~ (b)(2) I Russell, John; l(bll61 : L.......:...~- - Subject: Collaboration to Assist Iraq sent for Timothy P. Whalen and Bonnie Burnham --------------------------------- To Ambassador Mario Bondi oli-Osio, Coalition Provisional Authority Advisor for Culture Dear Ambassador Bondioli- Osio: We have the pleasure of i nforming you that the Getty Conservation Institute and the World Monuments Fund have established a collaboration to assist Iraq i n the reconstruction of its cultural heritage conservation infrastructure. Through the assistance of Profes sor John Russell, we have been in touch with Hi s Excellency the Minister of Culture , M r. Mufeed a l -Jazai ri, to formally request approval for our collaborative enterprise to offer ass is t a~ce to Iraq. we understand from Professor Russell that the i nitiative has been approved by the Minister, and we wish formally to advise you of our plans, which are presently still in the development stage. Our Iraq initiative is under the supervision of Timothy P. Whalen, Director of the Getty Conservation Institute (GCI ), and Bonnie Burnham, President of the World Monuments Fund (WMF); those with direct responsibility for implementation and management of the initiative are Neville Agnew, GCI, Los Angeles , and Gaetano Palumbo, WMF, Paris. We propose jointly to assist the Ministry of Culture and the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage in the areas of emergency conservat ion of monument s and sites, inventory and con dition assessment to help es t a bl ish mid - and long-term priorities, and training in t hese areas. We are also ready to allocate resources for a projec t of inventory assessment of the archaeological and historic s i tes of Iraq to serve as a computerized tool for monitoring and managing the cultural heritage of the country. V>Te hope that this initiative meets with your approval and support, and we v1ould value your suggestions in the ways in which we could be most effective in the difficult challenges of the present situation in t he country. With best wishes. Yours, Timothy P. Whalen Director, the Getty Conservation Institute Bonnie Burnham President, World M onuments Fund 1 • Pagina 1 di I IDoc. 38 . Mario Bondioli ~a: L...l (b-J(-6):----;,=-=-=,....--::-----:----c::' Data invio: martedi 23 settembre 2003 2.50 Oggetto: Iraq Dear Mario (I hope you do not mind the familiarity of the address), I have heard from numerous sources that you will be taking up the position of Senior Advisor to the Iraq Ministry of Culture soon. I am extremely pleased that you will be undertaking this very important role and bel1eve that your presence will present many opportunities for improvement of the situation. You may also know that a friend of mine, John Russell, will be arriving in Baghdad in a few days (he is currently in Kuwait) to be the Deputy Advisor and I imagine that you two will be working together closely over the next several months. John is a Mesopotamian archaeologist who spent time in Iraq documenting the Nineveh reliefs in the late 1980's. He was part of the UNESCO mission that visited Baghdad in late May. He has been working . for years on the problem of looting of sites in Iraq throughout the 1990's and I have been working with him (and others in the Archaeological · Institute of America, including Mac Bell) since January tlying to avert what ultimately came to pass .. I have been very involved, particularly with the US State Department as well as American archaeologists, with the legal issues that have arisen as a result of the problems in Iraq. I am particularly concerned with the looting which has been reported at numerous sites and I am working to pass legislation in the US Congress to prohibit the import of illegally removed Iraqi cultural materials and also to amend tl1e U.S. legislation implementing the 1970 UNESCO Convention. · There are two matters of additional concern. One is that construction work may cause additionaJ damage to archaeological sites. At one point we had drafted a provision for the construction contracts that the U.S. government is giving out, but that seems to have gotten bogged down somewhere in the U.S. govenunent. The second concem is the development of the Iraqi Constitution and antiquities laws. As you can see, I have followed the situation as closely as possible. I am more than happy to be of any possible assistance, whether in tetms of legal advice or archaeological resources. Please do not hesitate to contact me if there 1s anyth1ng at all that I can do. When you have the opportunity, please let me know when you will be going to Iraq and any other interesting developments. With my best wishes, l(b)(6) . . . 24/09/2003 > j CIMIC in Uruk l(b)(6) Next Tuesday, October i", the Crisis Management Center of the Netherlands Ministry of Defense will receive a set of reports and recommendations from a unique civilian-military program that forms part of the Dutch SFIR mission to the southern Iraqi province of ai-Muthanna. The program goes under the name CIMIC, standing for Civil Military Cooperation. CIMIC is a relatively young NATO project, launched in 1997, which entails the "militarization" of civilian specialists by armed forces. Because most of Iraq is still a war zone to which civilians are not admitted, CIMIC officers are the only non- military professionals who can work on the ground in the country. To date. only the Netherlands has actually created a corps of militarized specialists under this program. One of the five areas for which CIMIC is deployed, along with humanitarian aid, civil administration, civil infrastructure and economic anrl commercial activities, is cultural affairs. In any perspective that extends beyond the immediate concerns of the occupation, the section of the forthcoming report dealing with culture is bound to be a document of supreme importance. As it happens, the territory for which the Netherlands took over military responsibility from America on 1 August includes the ruins of the ancient Sumerian city of Uruk. The significance of Uruk for the history of civilization can hardly be exaggerated. The site includes the earliest known monumental architectural complex, the earliest urban agglomeration, the seat of the earliest colonial power, the finding place of the earliest writing. The site was occupied continuously from the 51 h · millennium B.C. to the 3th century A.D., with a hig~oint in the fourth millennium B.C., a period known to students of the Ancient Near East as the Uruk period. Uruk is extraordinarily precious not only for its ziggurat and temples and clay tablets, but also as a touchstone for the study of early civilizations throughout the world. It also provides a touchstone for judging our own civilization. In even a slightly more ideal world than ours, preserving Uruk would be a permanent top priority for all of mankind. As things stand today, the integrity of the site is guaranteed by nothing more than the good will of a Bedouin family and a paper-thin, non-committal, temporary line of outside support put in place by Dutch CIMIC officers on a brief assessment visit there four weeks ago. Until the American military conquest of ai:-Muthanna last March, care for Uruk fell under the responsibility of the Iraq Department of Antiquities. This agency, fo~nded in the 1920s. had an office in the provincial capital of as-Samawah, headed by an official namedl~b)(6) jAithough his staffing and budget declined drastically during the years of the UN embargo against his country (1991-2003}, in early 2003 he still had a handful of guards in service. When America conquered the province, this structure disappeared from one day to the next. The 2,500 American troops in control of ai-Muthanna from March until August had more important tasks than lhe preservation of Uruk. When they turned the province over to the Dutch, they left a long list of CIMIC tasks, which did not include safeguarding Uruk. Nonetheless, the Dutch included two cultural specialists in the 8 man CIMIC team it sent to southern Iraq in the summer of 2003. C I M IC Cu ltura~ Affairs Network manager l(b )(6) I i(b )(6) I trained in art history and archaeology, and l(b )(6) ~ a specialist in Arabic, especially Bedouin dialects. They were flown into Basra on August 16"' and after an insufficient two days to acclimatize to the brutal heat, they were flown in by Chinook Helicopter to as-Samawah. In the chaos and confusion, it took them a week to discover that [blt6l , lhad not abandoned his post, and was available to help with the safeguarding of archaeological sites. In the short time available to them, [@I] and i(b)(6) I were only able to make arrangements for Uruk, merely one, albeit the most important, of more than 100 valuable sites in the province. The Bedouins they encountered there explained that Uruk (now called Warka) belonged to them, the at-Tobe clan, by virtue of an understanding with Bedouins of other tribes, who ruled over other parts of ai-Muthanna. They wanted nothing more than to guard the site against plundering, but their power to do so was limited by lack of water and transport. The Dutch team, with its minimal means and narrow mandate. was only partly able to provide them with material support. Furthermore they called upon the newly re-installed local police force and Dutch MPs (ltblt6l , ) to keep an eye on Uruk. The chairman of the Cl M IC Network Team for Cultural Affairs, wl tb"""lt'-"6_,_ 1 ---------' ltbl(6J I is at pains to insist that the function of his team not be confused with that of a cultural NGO or tne Coalition Provisional Authority {CPA), which now exercises ultimate command over Iraq. Such bodies, if they could (as NGOs presently cannot) or desired (as the CPA does not) • ; • ------·- would be able to create programs focussed on the protection of cul1ural heritage. The ClMlC mission is to execute quick-impact, high-visibility actions in the service of force protection. If the CIMIC recommendations to the Dutch Minister of Defense include more extended . measures for safeguarding Uruk, as they presumably will, they will have to be justified by military arguments. Irrespective of this, one hopes that they will be implemented quickly, and will stay in place until the Iraq Department of Antiquities once more takes proper charge of its tasks. In the meanwhile, one can only be thankful that two militarized Dutch cultural specialists, the only ones in all of Iraq, have been able to do as much as they did. ' • - - - -·----- - - 1Doc.40 ..·.:. . ; .. ~ : ~~"' •-:.,._:-... .. ••• ';;j; , : ;::. :-,~ ~:. ~ (',. . ;•:,;,: .. . ... ... . .. . ... Tour offue, MEF modL~catioilS at camp Babyl on. m!l_de.2~ tl!: .JlllY -03 a,nd' added t.o <m ~{ ~~~{}; ~ ~ Juty - ;~·- -;;:_;,_.-,~. '':;_, . . :. ~~ ~~~~ ~:~g;:.;;·~ The majoritY of the areruru.sed b-y .iheMa:rine:cantp . baV111t.\til i~ed ar~ thru lwi alr~-~l~~~'(J;':~:': been developed WiJ;l1 .'buildings:~d roads et~-Tl:rere· are ~ .So :soro~-veryiJat ar~ th~ ·;_ :),~;_,: ·. hav~. 'oeen. 'Ysedfor-eq\!.ipm~nt, tents- etc, 1n a few area,s earth ~- '·w'ing _ has· t:aken.- -p!ace· or_ , · ~~';;: .. ·· heayy macbinery.and :trucks: have been driven: ilcrO:ss·attas af. tlie mo. u:a:dunp'totootedhy' · .. ·:;· . paved:roads nor part bfexisti.ng_ tracks: . · :'' '' · : . . .. .. . . . . ... . . . Ttash dl:linps or bkms . · · .. · ·. · · ·. • · · · 'Jihere ·are tw:O of these. Tta$k (iumps· are rectangular areas wi~ three builoozed ri:dges. . . This. shelters a c.entral area in. which rubbish is'blirilf. When• t)ie dump·.:goe:S o·utbfli<re·the , ri!lges are collapse<l 011 tO.p of th~ mbi)ish.. · The- southern one is south of the stiuthcm e.:titry po.i;(}HO. the w.~t M the ro.a(} an.d close to. rl,1e. east bank of tlH~ .rive.r and lms been closed. ftis likely that thi's;dump being very Close · · to the river that the upper fewfe~t of soil ar-e pr0bab.1y ri-ver ~ilt and td. it is unlike~ythat thi:s dump will have affected any actual archaeol~gi~al · dbposjts , The . na.rthem dump is still \n u$e. Th~ lat1er i& opt qf-tict< 'North ~~P porth of the Nortb~r:rt: lake attached to the canal and to the :e;.t~t of'the track I'?,IIriiqg · nor,rh: along the rive:r, It was in thiS mea that on JU'1y 29111 we discovered a 4G-ft X l:O'R· x'.9'--1 0 , ft. d'eep pit had been dug for the 'burning of hlhbi-sh. (aird this pit must haw: been.. dti:g iftm-tile'.: .i5 _ ll1 1 u!y wh.en this · area wa5 fii!st visited). The upperS ft of this pith4d . cut. ~-niJ ri ~et'~ltl.agrit u_ltu.nM_ · s<;JU b~t the l ow~r 4 ft : or ~ had ·cul- at'-Chae()l9gh:al d_ ep;osJt~ :~d: ~u~h ~~ry w~s visib- le once the: flee in the pit l1ad abated. A vi-sit"'~ made to..the camp . co~-ant l<b)(3):10 USC§jo:D tpis matter. He had ordered-the d-i;gging o.f.ihis:pit ro ·. tiyt-o .: ke!.'P · GllUld.i.-~ iiW~y from the burn. i.r:v.; rubbish as they had . b-een sc..a vep,gji1~ thrqU:gh it. ]Cbl(§l }vas Y.ery distilt'hed by the-digging ot'tnf:s- p.i't w-bi~h w.as.l't!ported tO: the_ - Babyl-on museum by a. ]Qcal man· who- took ~ome 9f;the:p:leQes of: axclureological objects from the pit to the museum.J(b)(6l I feels that suclidig~n~ 'w· m o· rityencoum.&el:Ocal people to. dig hoic.s as we.LL It scetns rathm: 4is.appoiii.t:ing: atl~t'~tll'r efforts at : co-ordination with the .MEF \vith regard to ll!i.rlimJzing the archaeolog4cat in1j;lact · (5f activities at camp ~a:bylo,n. Giventl:Jat in this particular area arch~eoloffical d~p~-its seem to . be.aro.und 4-or 5 fce.t deep it seems likely tha~ the b.ulld0zed ridges afthC. birm:'(.l,ili not 'have di~tutbed these ~q ;:my great extent , . ' ' . . UAY nmway This· i~ no .1 onge-r in use but wa,s situ!tted on the west baak onhe, riY.er' o_pP.osite. the S a;dd~tn Palace. To prepate tt· .. c i.unW'ayl.t was' skhnm¢d .. tb, ren'lti'v.e to:psotl a:nd t.bei:l compacted, Like other -areas .treated i.tx this wa:>·it '-''Ould .fu~n , havc.-b~eit water«} daUy t<i . .. k.e~!;p' down the dust. It St\ems pqssible that any ~chae~:*~gtc!lLd~sits this close to the ···· • · · . rivet j;m, 1bably li~; uttder a few feet or mort:! of river s11t-dep~i~ed' 1h)' -occasionai 1too.d1ng, .. Tanker !Uld truc- k parks; gra.vt.kd• tr'aeks cto. 1'he riverside area north Of- the. Sa.dd~n -palace :mo-titlii l'l~s been · tlSed as· a ·truck and car park ~well :ae th.e·site-of v.arious portakabi.P ..s. l'b.~ areas ·_her~ wu-:re very fl:&.t.ab:eadysQ t:pey were j ost graveled· , they would not M:ve11eeded: s)d~ug .ap}1~~l:lt1J . Futt ~~ IWl~ . . .. . -·-· -· ------ - -·--- .. ' - -- ---. . . • • of this nvel'stde area is· the site ofbut1dlng- debdsjliitt W~ ·. jjte.Sllttlably)eft .ov.er ;[JQ~ · ~· ~: J:\.~.:; building oHhe Saddam P~t~---e . rne· traqk at the 'Qa~e -anift9 't\l~w:e. ~t af(he Saddam: . ' '·-_.' .,:.': .~:'_·_ mt 1 Wjd.has been ·p~ppe4~ (ie; Sklmm~(J, earth durnped,;wa~o~~:to-mpiii: . tro.) and · ::-'r:::·;:~:: graveled. It is regci:!atly w~er-ed to keep the-dust.dow-n. ;;:;-·<:::, .;: :~ .. . . .. . . Grilyej Ti~ be. en add¢d t~ Wi . 1®4 west pf tiu narm#,keA,· ~p· nrl; · t'AAUs immedia t ely ;;~~.;>_" of '\;he Or.eet<.. amplii:the.atr:e. Preswn.ab!y ihis:area was prepped ·also. A c.Oupfeoffud . ~~ ': -;::~: \ ~anker~ are p<!!ked on tpis area close to the fence 1Wth.,ihe Caf· :{'a'i?k. An extension ofthi~ ·-~' ;: · . .grav:eted area wasobsim'ed inptogr¢Sson tfh July ~p . to · th e.feJJ.~~Q{'the Harrunur.abi , .,; . > musetu:u and was s.u;ffidenily.~l~iirting with bulldozine ~ st~: JiPJl,~tiqg to ~dt~~rtl;te . ?~·-·\ earth etc. th~tl(b)(6) land ltl)tervened and ~sked t11e. camp c~andant : · c ~- ;;. ,, ·. j(6)(3): 1 o I to s~op the work and not to us~ tha area as a tru.ek park as 'originall:Y. juteuded. · .. •• · · Aft area notih of this was starting to be'u.Sed to &tote containe.~ fr<tm. trucks ~rtd.these have now been moved to the p-aved c:u- park-at tbe ~t ~ttancdp the:she. In the ~ea west. of the ru:nphiibeatte Wl1tlre a.:rohaeologjcal dep~;ts ·. a. re:ryghr. a,n~ ~u rface the tru.cking of heavy machinery .iJ;J likely to c~~~e considerable damage. On the 25m July a 'ditch wit~ h' was o'Qs~rv.ed in use in this area, cutting .i.Utb · an, ~g b.f.mo\l..i'ldtQ la.y It . cable. The driverwas asked to desist and S:greed, his· wot.k tl..oes· Mt $tetn to hs:ve · authorized by 1 !!1i~ 10 Usc I To the north west.ofthe - amphitheatre are iwo fuef bladde.r's st.irr'Otmded by earth bfun.s (cidg¢). Jt i. s·.uot entirelyc:le.ar.where the · eatih furlb.ese cafue frofu., whether i t was _ trucked :in. : from · ootsi de · the c~ or the result : -of earth ~y.ing ~H:bin -,the ~®JP.. Also. in this ar.ea - ~~ i poSSible' 4-aqfaimyb~e;· p~ti Of.l the :CO,~ . f -£:¥ Ctio:rt ofwhjcl! .is dttferenHo. the-Coaliti9n bun]{-ers. Helicopter.landingzones :It i.s in these areas that some:ofthe m()st extensive sQT{aQ. . ~- 'b'lill~o ·i.ing· ta o k place. The nonhem 1a:t.tdjng zone or LZ'ls :z..:w offrle a1,up:hitheatre ~ east of the: processional we~y fuld West af·a!,Ic ofth~ laketk Onypait of this LZ is an alte.a4y.mnna~Mac:ea .. this was tht}ll ext eJ)d~ dby bulldozing area.S .of the m:;)und$ flat and .an:rtp~c~jhg tQ.~m ~tc. 0~~ ofthes. e .. areas was described as clumpy or lumpy, .I do neat kh. o.w if tb.e~e · :w.br~ the:r~maJns of excav. qted Ji1l;ld bric- k walis that we.re-~.J.:!'>ding crthe: in:e.e,rular su.r.fac-e o(unexcavated p~ou.n ds,. either way the sur:fate·\W-s b.uUdozed .flat. Ifseems likbly (t\at this will hav~ .c;famaged' archaeological deposits as they are gene.$lly do.se· to the sunaee in. ihl$ part of the site. ·· . . . The southe.::n l~1ding zone near the southern ECP (entry : check .l)Qitil) to the \vest · of the. . road wa:~ appar: ently n10Stly gardens \.tiith ridg¢$ and dit ¢ b~ r~r itrlg~tj'pn U:ke ~h e r.e.rnaining area immediatdy north of it. TheS.e ridges .. wer~ b.~W~~e<l...tl:at, ,red earth ·. ·· · dumped and conx pacted and wa-tered. Jt is then watered ~!\C~ day. A nqrolrer ofbnnkers · . were dug into this: a:):ea especialLy on. its nqrthem an~i' west-enulde-S. The S\'l~tiQns'·in all o.f th~se were .scrutinized and none had. any arehaeologi(;al d.epQsi!s· if.} th¢!7L All s,ee;rn. fo be: agri c uf tu~al se>illriver silt. Some·uf the O.unkers::utiiitJ?d ll)e ct>ntr~ t e . b.a$1er,·~~ which reduce gr:e~.ty: .the : am91;"n _ H;>.f.-i:\iggil}g ·th!lt iS' do~e -, _In oih~ areas.ofi:hft ~i.t~ .(>O I ~CI!;fe above gi'p.Q.nd.b!Jll'{I;Cll"S a r~ the noUn. ' • • .· ... ··--~ .:t~:.;:~ ·rhe one a. rea of fue.seuthem helieQpter lane:ing zone w.hete -ircMeo 1o : gi . ealdamage.: t$Y ~it~£i hnve been done. is et its sou1h.east-em. · end :clo~lo the .ro:ul.. :wh~ ~ii'iO.~ was eut i~f .}'f~ . . .. .. . ..., - .... .. ~ ...... ~~ a si:M fo0t ~ecti.on in some p~s. Outside ~e. . fel"lce . l~e tQ.e.· tbfi~ Q"( tfii.a . ~i ~ar .)lloUilq _··.'~~.~*t "lias a l'afe 1S:I~1 J jic ruin qn top oflt whiCh is : be~g ·.u~ as: rot ob$emfi;e-Q post. Thi~· · ;, :))};~~;_~~ landiDg zon~ is now· going -out o fuse· and · the helicopterS ate··b~ ~~· r~laced by tents. for· , · ;:: ·-· .~~: :. the .. .Polish Coalition forces. : : .. -.-:~~;; ~ - ~<~ - ~~~.: :.: : : ·.: •.. :.::·:;· .. :. Other. campsi-tes include · •:. > ·. Y.:> 1. SW of the Saddam: palace mo~ ~d o.n thf;' west hank·of the. ri:.ver an existing group ~·.···· •. : of buildings and car parks have been used as a camp. w. ith terrts In " the eat parkS. This wiil ;;: .. have had - no aiehaeologicat effect . • , , , . . .. .. •' ,. . . . . . : -2.. NB of tb.c Saddam palac.e mound in groves-. ~fp~m. tf.ees:$everaHents were'pitched · w:ith Sqlpe _gl:av~lin.g between the trees for v:ebic:les et¢. A 'burtkt.r haS- be. en' dtigln the .laSt week within the camp just west of the fencing fuW,; · ~n:<;lpse\) the ~1cttlt pa~Q"e rn.ou®s at thi~:> point This Stt:Ucture is around 20 ll ion& i~ ft,. w ; i4e· and· 3 fi cie~. U.r~pootion otth.e : se¢tian \nside di.d no\ reveal any atchaeologi,~l ~aten~; ~t . ~pp .~ars .. ~ be rt't~er silt However/it was dg,g ::tt a ti)ne when there was sttppo.Sdd to ·b-e. · corlsufmtioti re.: any earth moving a:ctivities, ir\vas not there on 21t1 liilywboo fencirtg·Wa$ measUt~c,t in thiS tU'ea; 3: lmmedi~tety .S f>fthe t eco~~t~ SQu th.em ~lfic~ of.¥~ bu~l: ~ a£l!1~zar. ' · '111i.s w~ already a flat area (pqssibly as a result of -tli~ r:eco;lSI,Tt,ldion 9f the $. ottt1renl Palace}. TheF~fore it will not have required any bulidoziilg o£·fla1teruzi.g., Th~:usual ; re . d eanb..was dumped,. -cotnpacted and gnivele~ and portakab"UiS tben p1ac~ 6ri it. "041C. ~a i~ n&ed. f.Ot . l.a:ge fl·uck~· . Jr:J.. ge.-neral tcrms the us~ of bulldozers,. steam rollers aild< h6. avy· :ven 1 ic.les · on archaeologh~al. de~)OSi.tl\ i· s Very bad neWS. indeed, as it. is OfikJ:Jy to cruSh. and destroy OQjec.f.S iUld featureS, Close to the river b.O\vever, it seem.s likely th~t rtlQ~ . t areas hlffve· a . .f~J~t of river ®It seal\ng o.uy archaeological qeposits and therefore adiv.ities: ;it · tlie··su.rfa.ce ·will have les$ itnpact. Further away from the river, i.ri the area ofthe amphitheatre and ihe nof:he-.m beticopter landing zone arehaeolog!caJ deposits are tJ: ot eo.ver.ed ;by- : sev~tal feet of ri-ver .silt. and theretore a.nY bulldozing. compacting !Pld ~LSi:!' o.f b~avy mach.ir.iety w.ill.}lave a .much more detri.mental efft:ct. · . ' . . 1(9)(~) Page 1 ofl !Doc. 41 Osio, Mario B. (ITA) --------·---.....·~--~----·,_..._,..._,,.,~-~--·w-.- ....... --""" • w •·- From: Osio, Mario B. (ITA) Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 3:57 PM To: l(b)(6) I Cc: Kennedy, Patrick Amb FW: Samarra .... ---~- Subject: Importance: High Follow Up Flag: Follow up Flag Status: Flagged 1(5J(6J I Please read the attached document. It deals with damage inflicted by American Forces to the precious Ottoman town of Samara' a, a jewel of Iraqi Heritage. I recommend urgent action. Mario ----Original Message---- From: Osio, Mario B. (ITA) Se • ay, November 11, 2003 3:39PM To~ (bJ(6J j(bJ(2J I Subject: Samarra Importance: High Sirs, the Arab original was given to me, in my capacity as Senior Advisor, by H.E. the Minster of Culture, M.Jazairi. Could you please review the translation and provide further information on the locality where these unfortunate actions are taking place? Could you email to me a more complete report on the situation in Arab or in English? I will try to do my best to stop the actions you describe. Best regards, Mario Bondioli Osio Ambassador Senior Ministry Advisor Iraqi Ministry of Culture -~Ori~inal Message----· From: (b)(6J I Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 2:27 PM To: Osio1 Mario B. (ITA) Subject: As requested 1111112003 .. Ministry of Culture State Board of Antiquities and Heritage Department of Investigations and Excavations P.O Box: 8056 Tel: 5378732 E-Mail: l(b!(6J, @](bJ(2J I Baghdad-Republic of Iraq To I Ministry of Culture I Minister's office Re: Destruction . The American Forces have ruined the Big Al-Malwiya Information office and they have changed the riding square. They made Madaq AI Tabul Palace a place to throw the garbage and they throw garbage in there every day. In addition to that, they entered Al Kelafa Palace and they have flattened the ancient hills by driving tanks over them continuously. For your further infmmation ...... with regards l(b)(6J I Acting Head of the State Board of Antiquities Copy to/ - Head of the Board's office - Department of Investigations and Excavations - Salah ad Din House of Inspections I Samara'a - Files ------. . . . . -.-- ------- 1 Doc.43 CPA MINISTRY OF CULTURE- BAGHDAD A sketch program of urgent restorations for important Iraqi Monuments In the very long lasting history of Iraq there are many important monuments which testify the imprint of this land on the civilization of mankind. Among them, of course, arc the archaeological sites as BabyJon, Ur, Assur, Niniveh, Nippur, and many others. A rough statistics lists about 10.000 archaeological sites in Iraq. The current efforts of the CPA and the Ministry of Culture are to establish an Archaeological Site Protection Corps, under the SBAH (State Board of Antiquities and Heritage) to control and protect the sites in strict coordination with local police stations. But beside this enonnous amount of sites there are a few key monuments, part of the cultural and historic heritage of Iraq, which are in a serious peril of decay and that need a very urgent intervention to be saved. At the top of this list we can put at least four monuments/places which deserve our attention also because their loss could have a terrible psychological effect on the Iraqi people. They are namely the palace of Taq-1 Kisra (Ctesiphon), the al-Hadba or Now· minaret in Mossul, the Jewish-Islamic complex of K.ifel, and the ruined Castle ofKirkuk. A short description of each of these monuments will follow, together with an analysis of its present state, and, finally, some suggestions tor a prompt "first aid" project. Taq-i Kisra- Ctesipbon The large palace of Ctesiphon was built during the Sasanian period by order of the king Khusraw II (591-628 A.D.), and is an outstanding masteipiece of world architecture. Its location is in the neighborhood of Baghdad, at south-east of the present town, near the Tigris river, and not very far from Seleucia, one of the most important Hellenistic towns of antiquity. Ctesiphon was the capital city of the Sasanian Empire, which lasted several centuries and was defeated by the Arabian tribes which were since few years converted to Islam. The fame of the palace was ubiquitous, and many literary sources magnify its role. There were paintings on the walls. mosaics, slabs of chosen marbles, and among the •'furniture" one very famous carpet called "The spring of Khusraw''. embroidered with emeralds and other precious stones. Of course nothing of these materials remains in situ after the pillaging which occurred around the year 642, except part of its arch;tecture which is by itself a wonderful achievement. What remains nowadays of the main palace is one very large iwan (an iwan is a barrel vaulted structure with three walls and the fourth open in front of a large court), which is large about 23 meters from side to side, some 30 meters high and about 50 long. The very characteristic shape of the arch- a SOli of parabolic arch - has a very important and unique feature: it is a self-sustaining structure, that means it has been built without an extensive scaffolding sustain. So the Taq-i Kisra iwan is currently considered one of the most interesting and important architectures of the antiquity, due to the very original teclmical solutions given by anonymous but genial architects to an engineering challenge. This monument has suflered of se1ious damage throughout the ages: in photographs taken in the late 19lh century it is still possible to see that flanking the iwan there were two I remaining walls, but today only one, not in good condition, is still standing. Many restorations have already been d01te during the past decades, but the necessity of an urgent static analysis coordinated study of the surroundings of the monument together with consolidations, and, maybe, a well directed archaeological campaign should not be delayed further. It is difficult to figure the cost of a radical, definitive setting up ofTaq-i Kisra, until new surveys of the conditions after this war are done. The cost of the necessary studies, of clearing up the land around the site, scientific excavations to bring the monument to the original ground level of floor, can be estimated in about 1.8/2.0 millions US $. Bibliography Bruno, A, The preservation and restauration of Taq-Ktsra, in "Mesopotamia", I, 1966, pp. 89·108. Kroger, J., Ctesjphon, in "Encyclopaedialnmica", III, 1989, pp. 155-159. Lacoste, H., L 'arc de Ctesiphon ou taq Kesra (Mesopotamie}, in "Sumer", X, 1954, pp. 3-22. 2 .. -------------------·--------- - --.--.-. - --. -AI Hadba an·Nuri ofMossul The northern Iraqi tovm of Mossul has been a very important place in Islamic history. During the XIllh century, Zengi, a Turkish blood military chief, became the leader of the Anti-Crusade coalition, and tried to unify northern Syria (namely what is called the Jazira region) and the country of Mossul. The son of Zengi (from his name the Zengid dynasty), Nur ad-Din (the so called Norandin in the western literary sources) kept on with his father work. When he died (1171 AD) his own son was still a child of eleven years, and a Kurdish officer (named Salah ad-Din or Saladin) was appointed as his tutor and succeeded Nur ad-Din becoming SuJtan of Egypt and SYJia after the death of the last Fatimid caliph. Mossul itse)f became an important artistic centre and during the reign of Badr ad-Din Lu' lu (1222-1259), formerly a slave, maybe an Armenian or a Black), all kinds of arts, architecture, miniature painting, metalwork, developed to a very high standard of quality. Nur ad-Din was very fond of architecture and managed to patronize a lot of buildings (more than Saladin did) and in Mossul there were recorded seventeen madrasa (Koranic schools). One of the most interesting buildings in Mossul was the mosque al-Nuriyya, with an old mihrab and carved colunms which are signed by Mustafa alJBaghdadi and are dated 1148. Some precious decorations in stucco - a very widely used material in all Islamic periods - in the cupola and on the octagonal drum are dating from the reign of Badr ad- Din Lu'lu. The mosque has been transformed in the .A'Vth century by works ordered by the Aq Qoyyunlu Uzun Hasan and later on by the Ottomans. The minaret of the mosque is of a typical tall cylindrical shape, very popular in the Seljuk period. Now its appearance is rather strange as it Jeans down similarly to the famous Pisa Tower. Although it was restored at the end of tbe seventies, nowadays is going on a process of decay and there are cracks at the basement of the monument. A quick intervention is strongly suggested , starting from a study of the surround1ng area, up to a reinforcement of all the structures by the most advanced technical equipmcnts. The estimated cost is around 1.000.000 U.S. $. I Dhu'l-Kifl Shrine Dhu'l-Kifl is situated in a village Known as ai-Kifl, midway between Hilla (Babylon) and najaf, about l30km south of Baghdad. The complex is composed of a mosque, a turba (shrine) with an extemal dome of conical shape with muqurna.s, and a minaret. According to very old jewish traditions the shrine contains the tomb of the prophet Ezekiel, also revered by the Muslims as one of the prophets mentioned in the holy Koran (21:85 and 38:48). It is not precisely known when this place became a religious centre, most probably since at least the Vlth century B.C. The shrine has been for many centuries under Jewish control, until the Ilkhanid (Mongols) rulers of Iraq in 1316 decided after building a turba or shrine, the mosque and the minaret, to shift its custody to Muslim hands. The guardianship of the place remained to Muslims until the beginning of the twentieth century. A Jewish merchant, namely Minahaim Daniel, was able to persuade The Ottoman Sultan ruling Iraq to hand back the custody of the shrine to Jews. He also renovated the shrine and added to it many interesting Hebrew panels. A vaulted souklbazaar was also built next to the mosque, and this structure still is known as Souk Daniel. The shrine is nowadays under the Awaqf authority and the State Board of Antiquities aml Heritage is responsible for the security and maintenance. In the last few months and particularly last April a looting of the shrine occurred and te buildings suffered a great damage and most of the Hebrew paneJs were stoJen, as only one survived. However the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage has photographs of all the inscriptions which could be restored. According to estimates done by the officers of the Iraqi State Board of antiquities the cost of repairs of the interior of the shrine is about 20.000 US $,and for the prayer hall of the mosque 10.000 US $. The cost of the repainting of the Hebrew panels could be around 15.000 US$, and the restoration of the Souk Daniel- one of the few of this kind still surviving in Iraq- will be of36.000 US$, for a total cost of91.000 US$. Dhu'J-Kifl is a very important place were the tradition of coexistence of different etlmic and religious communities, maldug a serious restoration particularly urgent on the basis of cultural and political reasons. ... Kirkuk Castle Kirkuk is an impm1ant town in the north east of Iraq. As many places around this country, Kirkuk has a very rich past, which roots are so deeply established that is impossible to trace them back to a fixed date. In medieval times Kirkuk was one of the main stop over centers in the main trade route from the Gulf up to Anatolia and Europe. It passed from hand to hand and to different Islamic dynasties during the centuries, always remaining a strategic town due to its goo graphical position. One of the most important ruling - dynasties was the Turkoman one during the XV -XVI centuries. Most of the important Islamic cities had a wal1ed citadel where the local court took their seat. The Castle of Kirkuk has been for centuries very well known for its interesting architectural features. The Kirkuk Castle was destroyed almost completely during the past few years, and its present state is today a rather poor one. Although its remains are very impressive, to start a proper program of restorations, scholarly done preliminary studies are needed. The State Board of Antiquities and Heritage should have old photographs of the Castle and, maybe, a relief of the site. The most urgent problem is to control the present conditions of the Kirkuk Castle, and starting with a survey of the buildings and ruins to prepare a rehabilitation program. It is also necessary to underline the symbolic meaning for Kirkuk of this monument and the impact that such a restoration program could have on the Iraqi people. For the preliminary studies and the documentation of the Castle of Kirkuk a sum of 10.000 to 20.000 US$ is a fair rating figure. r IDoc. 45 14 May 2003 Request for Wednesday 21 May Air support Name of Requestor: Ll(b_l( 6 _l __________ __JI ORHA Civil Admin Specific requirement: Survey of alleged looting of archeological sites in the AI Nasiriyah area. Request to depart BIAP at approximately 0800 and return approximately 1730. Requested areas to be visited. To visit: Nipur Umma Lagash Tallii/Ur Uruk UTM 521142 3554500 584346 3502565 645723 3478645 Possible Refuel 560739 . 3465789 To fly over: Umm AI Haffriyat Adab Tello Larsa I sin 5590 5580 6115 5695 526127 35500 35350 34920 34610 . 3527935 l(bJ(6l I(SSN to be provided) Plus 8-10 from 352 CACOM (names and SSNs to be provided) Total16-18 passengers. r I Doc. 46 .. . . • 14 May 03 From : l(bJ(6l . .!(Civil admin, Ministry of Culture) To: CFLLC LNO and ORHA Watch Subj: LOCATIONS OF ARCHEOLOGICAL LOOTING . ·-:·, . . :: . . . . . . '.·~ .· .. 1. The Iraq Museum and Ministry of Culture has received numerous reports of : ·· . · ..• ·· ·.· serio~s looting a~cheological area in the AI Na~iriyah ~rea. Th~ following are, th~ ·,/',~ ... ·~· most Important s1tes that reportedly have ongomg lootmg and Illegal excavatron. . · · ·. ::f.: . .:. ·. Request periodic patrols in the areas to drive off and deter illegal activities until · .. · ·;; ,::·\:.:: ·· the Ministry of Culture can install adequate security. This list has been ·. · · ;;; . · • coordinated with the Iraq Museum staff and j(bJ(6l . I of the University. ·· · .. · ·· of Chicago. . ;.// Modern name UTMX UTMY ... . . .. :··:'. ··.:·-·. . :· . . 1. Bismaya 2. Tello 3. Tell Senkereh 4 Tell AI Hiba 5. Tell Nuffar 6. Tell Umm AI Aqarib 7. Warka 8. lbzaykh . 9. Madain 10. lshan Bahriyat 1 t. Tell Wilaya 12. Tell Schmid 560451 595. 874 581518 645723 521142 588818 560739 583629 595914 526127 562103 579585 3585970 3473886 3461356 3478645 3554450 3497661 3465789 3511415 3473332 3527935 3575447 3511855 ... ReQards, l(b)(6) Sites Ancient name Modern Name UTMX · UTMY Highest (3) to Lowest (1) Priority dk Abu Gubur/Qubur 414036 3672679 3 Arrapha Kiri<uk, ancient mound and heritage448585 3924944 3 A dab Bismaya . 560451 3585970 3 Anbar/Pirisbora Tell Anbar, near Falluja 366090 3690453 3 Ashur Sherqat 342152 3925103 3 Babylon Babll, AI Qasr, Mujelllben 445595 3600192 3 Bad Tibira • * Madain 595914 3473332 3 Borsippa Birs Nimrud 438022 3583627 3 Der Aqr, Badra 719258 3596410 3 Eridu Tell Abu Shahrain 595533 3409449 3 Sippar Amnanum Tell ed-Der 4347.40 3662479 3 Dllbat Dulaim 448903 3559840 3 Diniktum? Tell Muhammad 451854 3683959 3 Dur~Kurigalzu Aqar Quf 422982 3693138 3 Our Sharrukin " • Khorsabad 341974 4041560 3 Girsu It*' Tello 595874 3473886 .. 3 Hatra . Hadhr, major tourist site . . 293145 3940659 3 .. Hiitdanu Tell Jabiriiyah,near AI Qaim 131802 3802670 3 Hit ls!Hit 407825 3687142 3 lsin • • * lshan Bahriyat 526127 3527935 3 Kalhu/Calah * * Nimrud 350421 3996661 3 Kar· TukuiU-Ninurta Telul al-Aqr 343179 3929711 3 Kesh" Tell Wilaya 562103 3575447 3 Kesh? Abu Salabikh 505115 3568489 3 Kish Tell Uhaimir, Telllngharra, 5 other 461481 3601815 3 Kisiga? Tell ai-Lahm, damaged in Gulf Wa 538318 3595807. 3 · Kisurra * Tell Abu Halab 546093 3522800 3 Kutalla " Tell Sifr 591941 3462435 3 . Lagash • * Tell ai-Hiba 645723 347864.5 3 Larsa * • Tell Senkereh 581518 3461356 3 Page 1 of 4. L . _ _j ' Sites Ancient name Modern Name UTMX UTMY Highest (3) to Lowest (1) Priority Mashkan-shapir Tell Abu Dhuwari 528228 3565995 . 3 Marad . Wana as-Sadoum, railroad cuts thf 480813 3550250 3 Neribtum • Telllschali 467571 3730796 3 Nil . Tell an--Nil (still need to locate, 3 Nineveh .. • Kouyounjik and Nebi Yunis 334984 4025515 3 Nippur *,. Tell Nuffar · 521142 3554450 3 Niru? · Jemdet Nasr 479356 3620759 3 Puzrish-Dagan Tell Drehem 527469 3547386 3 Selucia Tell Umar 455466 3661772 3 . Cteslphon Salman Pak, Tak Kisra 458002 3661979 3 Samarra Samarra 395624 3788609 3 Shaduppum Tell Harmal 450385 3692064 3 Shuruppak • Tell Fara 548578 3515863 3 Sippar Tell Abu Habba 430363 3658091. 3 Tutub Tell Khafajah 458654 3690739 3 Ukhaidir Ukhaidir, Early Islamic fortress 3 Umma••• Tell Jokha 584346 3502565 3 dk .. .,. Tell Umm ai-Aqarib 588818 3497661 3 Ur TeU Muqayyar 606889 3424238 ·3 Uruk Warka 560739 3465789 3 dk Tel Awayli (Oueilli) 584499 3456768 3 Wasit Was it 587861 3578352 3 Zabalam " * • lbzaykh 583629 3511415 3 Zaralulu Tell ai-Ohibayii/Adh-Dhiba'l, inside 549273 3502960 3 Arbela Arbil (Erbil) 411597 4006580 2 dk Tell Hassuna 340309 399249 2 · Jmgur-Enlil Tell Balawat 365060 4001628 2 Karbala, Shi'lte pilgrimage and bur 410871 3609190 2 Kutha Tell Ibrahim 4682374 3625290 2 Me-Tumat Tell Haddad 609215 3782488 .2 Page 2 of 4 L ' . • Sites Ancient name Modern·Name UTMX UTMY Highest (3) to Lowest (1) Priority dk Nemrik 302154 4071279 2 Neribtum Telllschali 467571 3730796 2 Nuzi Yorgan Tepe 436409 3913931 2 Qatara Tell Rimah 276538 4001593 . 2 Raw a 220512 3840312 2 Shibaniba Tell Billa . 349113 4033329 2 Tarbisu Tell Sherif Khan 331176 4030610 2 dk Tell Abadeh 515282 3828698 2 dk Tell ai-Hawa 272250 4066473 2 dk Tell es-Sawwan 227555 4019645 2 dk Tell ai-Ubaid, west of Ur 599968 3425152 2 dk Tell Arpachiyeh 338755 4026680 2 dk Tell Maghzalieyh 159178 4035028 2 dk Tell Shmid 579585 3511855 2 Awal Tell Sleimeh. 526378 3023384 2 dk Tell Taya 294669 4006699 2 Urum Tell Uqair 468797 3626921 2 dk Tepe Gawra 344166 4040502 2 Tutub Tell Khafajah 458654 3690739 2 dk Yarim Tepe 269222 4064703 2 Aksha/Opis Tell Mujeilat · 432119 3740222 1 Apku Tell Abu Mariya 289347 4034580 1 Ana Anah, may be under Haditha reser 222904 3818032 1 dk Banahilk 483634 4067155 1 dk Bassetki 286533 4101263 1 dk Choga Mami 541613 3749311 1 dk Gercli Qalkhird 563682 3900992. 1 dk Gercli Resh 533323 3910071 1 dk Grai Resh 224561 4019740 1 dk Jarmo 3935890 492448 1 Page 3 of 4 Sites ' . • I Ancient name dk Kilizu dk . dk Shusharra dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk Modern Name UTMX Kharabeh Shattani 328196 Qasr Shimmamok 377004 Muqdadiyeh 496923 Qermez Dere 305992 Tell Shemshara 482016 Tell Abu Dhahir 271109 Tell at-Hayyaef 565917 Tell Gubba, probably under Hamrif 500000 Tell Hasan· 460105 Tell Madhur 513770 Tell Mismar 553852 Tell Muhammad Arab 312447 Tell Yelkhi, probably under Hamnn 500000 Zarzi 509446 Zawi Chemi 428787 UTMY Highest (3) to Lowest (1) Priority 4033720 1 3997753 1 496923 1 4043440 1 4004301 1 4079458 1 3544978 1 3788028 1 3815770 1 3817607 1 3477767 1 4065497 1 3799116 1 3540440 1 4091474 1 dk =don't know * = reported looting * *= illicit holes seen * • •= diggers at wort Page 4 of 4 .. ' • ~ . • • ' IDoc. 47 !(Ministry of Culture) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: FYI and apologies for typos ltbJ(6J I (b)(6) ---------- Forwarded messaae ---------- Subject: Re: Sttpervision of sites in :raq Date: 23 Jun 2003 06:28:57 +OlCO dear all, 1(6)(6) I I assume you are all intere ~ s~t-c-dr-m-c-rnb~e-.-r-s--o'f~t~h-e~BSAI conT.ittee} fon•.ra.r:ding my emails to an update, we have given the mac gibson site :ist to both a marine called llb\1<\\·10 Ill and a ltbl(3):10 U I from US army, the latter sent by centcom who has said he will try to find out which sites are actually being patrolled. Yesterday while I ,..1as down in nasiriyeh l(,l:U(~J·1Q.U.I contacted Jfh\IR\ I about the list, apparently the grid coordi~ates a=e missing some tigures making it imposs for the soldiers to tell where the sit~s are. l(b)(6) I spent the afternoon with a tourist map crying to show what genera~ area thes sites were in which apparentl~ •t~as a help to ltblt3l:10 U l We now have to ge t the same info to marine ltbl@:1Q l.l ~ we have tl:ied putting him and lfb1i31·1o 11 1 in touch vtith each other to no discernable effect. The marir.es are esp relevant as I think it is them that do the patroling. 1 do not know if this is a problem wit:, the electronic file or just with our rintout .. We (ie i(b)(6) I and I) do not have access to the electronic: file, (b)(3):10 USC has it somewhere on CD, so it could be that if the doc is in Excel or something and the columns on the tables are nol set wide enough then t!l.e prointout ~not sh~w all the fiqures of the grid coordinates. AAAHHHHHHHH9!!!!! ~ If you can help by sending the site list agai.n to both me on thj s em.i al and to i(b)(6) !at the following ~(b)(6) I ltblt6l I it needs to go to bott ltblt6l lemials as the orha one is the c:nly one to print out from but i l: is v difficult for 1(6)(6) I to get ncre than about 10 min.s per vteek on the one network computer whereas sie can check hotmia~ at a trailer opp ~he rashid but cant printout there. OK :nv tr.'...n to nasiriych with journalist ltb)(6) l<an ex student of ltbl(6) ltb)(6) ' I ~rying to go on patrol w.'... th the marines. Thjs rid r.ot happen for a variety of interesting and depressing reasons. ltb)(6) had made contact with a i(b)(3):10 USC §131 a marine reservist based at Sharra n of Nasiriryeh and he had been having his mer. cia patrols and had been in touch with staff at t~e Nasiriyehnmusuem, wehn we arrived one of the staff was there to pick up a shulgi brick and wall cone from Lagash lhat one of the marine patrols had found in/near a lootir..g pit, they had also been to Umma at whcih there was a looters village that they had tried to clear out (only way to tell if they succceeded is to go ther and see if it has been reoccupied. They claimed to have identifieed ar.. antiquites market at l!'ajr but no action taken so far. HOWEVER l(b)(3):10 US land his men are moving out soon and be.~.ng r~placed by Italians and the change over may be as little as 3 days, the sites are difficult for the soldiers to find withot.:t a local guide even if they have grid coordinates, and it was clear that @]was winding down patrols as ie was losing vehicles they \~ere beign sent back: or soemhtins., there was a military term 1vhich I forget soemthing like retrograded. So~ said that the local po] i.ce were doing the patroling 1 L r • ' now and said we could go with them ~o ~mma vla Nasiriyeh to drcp off the musue:r. chap and the stamped brick. so off to Nas iriyeh, via a trans later ans his shop, the ;;Iasiriyeh muse·;.~m, full of marines usign t~e glass cases as tables etc, argument over a recquisitioned car, tea and a long dicussion with the pickup of local policemen who no~' said there was no way they could go to Urrna as 1. their vehicle could not get there it could no~ do the tracks 2. they had to ?ick up a prisoner from the hospital so off they went we went tc !:he CHOC hcadquaters in Nasiriyeh the Civil milita~y I forget what the rest of it stand for and spoke to llb)(6) ~ who talked the talk about protecting sites but :t was unclear to me how much tehy do from Nasiriyeh itself, certianly ltb)(6J I told me that they do not patrol Crt:;k from Nas as it is too far away for the patrols ! and CMOC nasiriayeh can not be ocntacted by the outsitie world they have no emial nor phones and lots of other things to do, there was a demonstration outside and a pol meeting ins~de and lots of NGOS .:.n another meet_ing etc and people tugging llbl!6l Is leeve every 2 seconds. So llb)(6) I next plan, go down La Ur and visit the airbase to find if anyone there knows of aerial reconisance being done of the sites. A dust storm blew up so v hot and desicating. I drank pler.ty of water (enough to pass it] but began to feel very sick and ill. We reached Ur could not see Ziggurat due to the dust in the air. Visited a tent to try to get to talk t'} ~omecne, directed to a trailer, ~old that someone would come to speak to us, waiteti for arouind 3/4 of hour. The civil a~fairs people who came to speak to us know nothign about any aerial recon of sites, one of themn suggested that I should ask l<bl(3l:10 USC &130b I! ! T pointed out Lhat she was not in the airforce and was unlikely to know abo~t t~is, we left our cmails with then and departed. ltbl(6) I last .:..dea, back to Shartra to tell l(b)(3):10 US I that the patrcl of umma has nol happP.ned as the police ve~icle could not do the road. I was feeling too ill to get out of the car so l<bl!6l !went to talk to ttem on his own. [] said there was no problem wit:!1 the car and the .:::oad adn the p.:..ckup had doen that route before and he would sack Lhe police. So that i.s lite piclure in an area that ha~ a llliJ commi ted llb)(6) I is genuinly inter~ ted and doing his best, llb)(6) I went down there because his a:.tempts to join patrols in the Diwaniyeh area came to nought as NOTHING ls happeing tl::.ere tha he coudl find although they claimed to be doing random parols \vhatever that means. In D they have a l<bll6l • I ·.vho toldl(b)(6) I that they have at no time :Oeen told that paro~ing arch sites is a priori~y and had lots of otter things to do. I thir•k I will be meeeting llb)(6) I soem-:ime as Qadasiyeh province is or:e of the ones covered by CPA :'1eartl and. after Sl::.artra we set off back to Baghdad stopped in Kut for dinner, l!bl(6J \vas approached by sor:Jeone offering antiquites for sale although the thing he showed us was just an odd geological stone formation and not a :r.aC.e object, he claimed to have other things, we said 1"e would look at them i.f tl::.ey brouigl::.t them to us, the man said his house was too far away. :t seemed interesting that the site of a foreigner could prompt them to try to sell yo~ an antiqully. I hope this gives you a general flavour of the situation here. If I do manage to go on patrols I am a bit worried abo~t surviving the heat, I did not even get into a humvee yesterday and ~o~as st i.ll ill. John Russell b..as been in touch with l(b)(6) I about info so if someone could forward this to him or to anyone else in the pr·ofession who has a reason to want/need to know. I will rejoin the sassson list once down in Babylon which will be later today although I dotn know how soon I will be onlir.e down there . .::::egards l<bl(6) 2 . ' .. " ···-- ···-·-·-····--- --- -- --······· ·· I Doc. 48 j . . List of Iraqi archaeological and historical sites < Based on the Ust of site guards provided by the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage (no data for Kurdish Provinces) Baghdad, October 2003 ' ! .. Summary of sites and site guards by province as of 20 October 2003 Number of sites Number of guards ;"'' ___ ,,,, . ~------·-·""" •m-·- ,,_, .. ,,(~!~t!J.~!!! __ ,,,~~!!!!t&. ... ,_,_ [Ninawa i 801; 2os! L ..... ~ .... - ................... ......._ .................. _ _......... _ _.. ... _ ............... .................. ........... ; j ' fAtf·a;mfm .. -·-· ·-·· ·--m· .. -.--....... , - ................................................... ............. .........._ ·-· ................. -- ................... ~ ......... 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ISaiah ad Din ! 2011 991 -·-········ ....................... ......, -...-...... ,...,...,.,... ......................... ·-~""""'' .•.• - ......................... .,..,-.,4 ,___ .. __ ,,__._....................................................................... ~ ~ ~ ; .. ~~·· .. ---OAO·-... f'""' ··---~·· .... 0 ·~·0000 _ _....,..._,_0_0•0t _ .... , .. ~·~ ............... ~·-·-.... -"'"*_........~- ---~--· ... ~- :AI An bar 1 2oi 11 1 :.-.-...,_.,.•-- """"""•••r -• ,., • .........,...,,.,.......,_.,.,._,..........i.,~..,, ... -,,,,,,, ,, .. i: a••-~-·-............ 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J Total 3232 ' Summary of sites and site guards by province and districts as of 20 October 2003 Ninawa province •• . ' total site: 801 total guards: 205 Number of sites Number of guards [D.i~~~~---- .. ---·· .......... -.-.-. ... ~ ...... ----· ._ ......... J~~~teL ...... _... ,{esti"!~~e.L ----·-- A!Madh.?............ . .... m. ·-·-···--·--·····-1. _ .. -···----~L .. ___ ... ·····-······· .. _ !J ~ ... ........... ... . ............................... _..._ .................... ~·- ........... . ........ r ........__............ ...._·-···"""" l~!. Hadher -·-·-· l...... __ t~.L- ~-----jj [AI H a mci8.h:Y.~----···--~~~:=:·::~~~:---=~~ .. :.J:.: .. = .................... !: !~.[~--~-···· ..... ····--··:·. ···21] [Af .. Kayiira _____ ..... .. ....................... __ T.. . 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N-HOo~-'''"'"''*•0,••'-' ... *•<t<<W .. .,_...,, .. ,,,,............ - J 0 ................ _,..- -- , ....................... ·-·-·· .................. ··-··-·· ·-· -······ .............................. -···· ··-··r···-·· ............................ ...., ... ·~- .... ········-·· ......... ,...,....,..,. .. ! l ~--§~y~~n AL F a~Q yq_ .. H H H . _HHH .. LH • __ HHH·-- .H . J.9t ...... __ ......... ~ .· ........ .. ............... ............. . ................. - ...................................... " ........... " " ...................... ._.. , ......... ····~ .... , .................................... 1 IBaaJ I 34j 10! ~ < .. ' < .,_....... •• _ ............ .i ........ ---········~· ........ -···· ....... ..00: r:·----·-········- ................... ·-··--·-···- --·-·=c······ ..................... --·-······ ............. ,. ································-···-. !Ba'ashiqa 9! 1J - .. -.-....... ....... ··-·--·~···""'"' ··-·--· ......... .,.. .. ,......,........... .............................. ... ................. ,.,..,.,._..,.,....,.,._.. ..... -·--·-···'-•""'' .. ' ~.-. -~ ···- ~·· .. .........., -···· .... ..,..., .. , .. , ................ ··~ .......... J .......................... ~ ................ ~ .......... -· ............................................. ~ ! Hamam AI Aleel ! 57! 81 t............................ . ............... -....... .. """"""""' ..................................... _.._, ................ --·""···- . .... .... ..... ......( :"'' ....................... -·--·· ............ ~ .... ·-· .. -·-···· ................... _ ... ·-·· .............. ,.,_ .... ""'"'f'"'"" ...... ··-·-·· .................... , ••• ~ ................................ ····--;, iHumedat i 48l 15! ,.,. ............................... ,..... . ._._.'Y ___ .........__,. ____ , ........... ~.......... • ... -···-·~ ............ l. .... - ........................ _.,__ . [~~rDQYr······ .. ~:==::::·::~:::~~-~-~~----~---=-~.:.~~I .... :.:. :·:·:· ·:·.·_·:··j~~~-[:::·.·.:·.·.:·:. :· --~·-:·.·_·_: :.:4.3.J r .. - ......... -·-··· ... -· . . . . . . . ..... ... . . . . .. . . . . ··--- ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. . ............... ,..... . . . .. . .... ·- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . '.. . . . . . .......... -. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... - .. -~ l~i~jar .. _________ .... .. .... ! .. ____ ..... _ ..... ?.?! H .. ____ ..?_j ~!:~J.?..EI~~~b ... ~idei~.~~-:.·.::~.-- ·-=-~.r::::::::~:·.·.·_·_·_·_··~--s-~_,___r·· ·: .. ·.:::: ......... ·:::·.:·.I~J .. ......,...u._..... ••••-• .......................... ._....,,,.........,."¥..... • '"""'1''' ••• -........,..~...,."'' ....... •••·--""'"T' ............. •••• • ............... • • • ·~ r Tala'afer ~ 40! 14; >. • •' • .. • • • • • • • • .. " • • • •• •••" • .. ...........,,...., •• •••• • .. _.........., ............. •• • -·-· - ff at keeT- • .. _ ... • • • •• •" •" ·~·" ... ~,. ....... , •• _, .-. "'• n •••• • • • • •• .. _,_ • .................. .. -·· .. r . . .. • .... •• •• •• .......,.. ........ ••• • • ',.... -······ ···42r ............................. 12-l .......... .......... .... .........--.......... ............-.. .... ._.._..._._ _ .............. _ ••• ! •• .,. ,.,,.,,..,,_ -~· --- -·-·--- At Ta'min province total site: 110 total guards: 21 ! }~~£~ .. -- ------- -· - · ·· ---· · · · - - - - · ·--· - Number of sites Number of guards --r ~~!l - ~~L- ---1 ·---r o · > l~~ - ~~~ . L. ........ 2 . 1'1 ' ' . I . -~ ~ · · --"' ·-·-- _ ........ _ , __ .,. __ ~ .,.._......,. .. _ ................................... -···--·-··--·· ..... ~ ......,._........,., .......... .. -~·· ........ · ·-· ........... .... ······- -· ............. . _ ._ .... Salah ad Din province total site: 201 total guards: 99 Number of sites Number of guards - -·- ------·· ... J?. . i. ~ .'!i~~ ---·- ... _ . _ _ _ __ _ . ____ ... .J ~ ~ti~t e) .. ---··--·g- ~~iffi!t.~ . L- _ ...... ~ lAI Door i 10 5l ! ....... _ ...... - ___ .... ..._....,_,,, ...... .. .._ ........... ,_ ,,, ................................ ) . . ••'''• .. ..... ................... ......... .. ...................... ...... .... .... ...... ,) r--• )o>O - ------ ........... ..... ...._ _. ........ ...... _ _.. •• .__..... ___ -.-:..-- .--- · ·---~----·· ... -- --~ iAI Faris I 121 8j ·-- ~·-·--- --~-•• -• u• .... •"- .-.-.-. ,..~- ._ • ..._ ,._ . .-· -~ , .. _ ._. -·· _ . ......,l..,.__,.__,, .,....,_., __ , _ , ___ ,..:..,.. __ --· ... r-: ... --· _ __ ..... _ _. ...... .... ... ,_ ... ._.. _ ......... ._ ........ ......... _ _ .. ....... _ __ ...... _ ........ -. ·--· ---·-·1"''' ..... .................. ·-- ,.,. • .__._. _ ___ l iAI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien ! 87 24! ;. _ _ ,,.,, _ _.._,_ ...... _.. ... .,. .. .-... -.-- ··- ·~. -- _....... ,,, .. _, ,_, ___ ___ _ ··-· ·-·•·•···••••••• .. •-" ,,,.l ..... , ••••••• _,_,,.. •• ,..._ ....... ..... ... A ------·- ·-· ------ -- - - .. .. . ______ _ _ ___ ..._ ............ ............... ........... ·- -·- · .... .... _ _____ ...... -.-- - ----·---~ ---- ~ ~~~~! __ ... .. _ ___ ~~# ·--- ~~-- L. ~-- --- ~ - -- · -- --~ J .. - - ............ .... - --· . ...... - - - -- - - .. ...... .... .... ··d .. · -- --· - - -- - . . ....................... .. ............ --· . . --· .......... - K .... _ _ _ ______ _ 1. ~J . - ...... , · -·---. -------- -----'! 1 Salad ! 23 18! . ~ .......... r s ... __ _ .,. _____ __ ,__,_...,_. _______ ,.....,_.. ....... - -~-----·--·- . .,... · · -= --- · · ·· .. ---- .. -----·--- . - · --- ---- ... · ---· ..... __ .................... _ l ____ ______ ,., _ _ .,.. _ _ ___ .... · -- --·---· · - · · .... ....,.. ......... · · 8 1 .. -- -- - .. ------· - · 31 ...... YJ Y. ............... ............................... ___ ........................................................................ ...... _ ... 1 ...... . .................................... . ........ - --·······-··-· ... -· .. ·-··--·--··---·""···--....,_-- ....... ,..... .................... f •• _ . .., .... --- -----·-r · --··-----·-~ - ·-- [ §9 _ r:!l ~t~§_ ..... ... r--_______ ... __ __. ............ - -- ·--·· .. , .. -~---~-_j-·-·-·~·-·-·---- ~.L___ ____ 1 _ §j ....................... _ ............................... .................. r ....................... - .. ...... ~ .......... - r .... ...... - ...... _ .. __ -· .......... . ! .I! . ~~it..... . . .. .. .. . .. ................ _ ................... ..... L .. --- .. ............. ?~L ........................... . --- ~- ' ! i Diyala province total site: 693 total guards: 210 i l?.:tricts . ~ .. ~ - ~. qY..~ . f3. .......... ...... ... ··-·-· -- - ,{ estimate). ·- - .............. .......................... _L _____ ........ _ .. ~2 Number of sites Number of guards ....... ~ r~Upa~·-··· . ·: .... _ .... _... . J. § .J 'f -···- - - ·· ---·- •• __ .. ____ ...... ....................... ._ . . -. ............ ..••• .... --- .... ' ....... ·-r---'"'' .... --..... ... ··- .. ··. !AI Khales i 34' 7 i - ··- ---- .. . .................................. , ........ ......................................... ~·-······· -· -···· -·· .. --~ ................. .,~ ... ..... ·-. ... . . • - .. .... .. ,_,.,, .. _ ...........,..._ ... ,,..,,,;''''''''' """ ' I _ ,.,. .... _,....-...,..,,_,, __ , . ,,, I. A. ! ... ~- ~. ~~'?.. lJIY.~ ... -- ........... ____ ...... _1_ .......... --····- ~!J _ _ ...... __ gl T"""''' -··-- --"""""""'·····--· ......... . . , ...•........ ---··· .. •·•• ......... .,-........ - \ AUY~~.~~.§~~a __ . . .......... . .................... . L . . . ............ .. ~Q.l ...... _ ........... -......, 1..§.l It' ....... ~-----·-y--.... ····" ........... ...--.. ~···-.. ·-··y ........ - - --- ··: -- ----·············-·--- ,.A~ Waj~ h~~ .... .. .. - .. - .. 1 .............. . -- ..... 4. ~ .. L ........ _ .. ____ 1Jl ~~ w ~ e hya7At>Y..:Si <ta. .. ~=~-- ---=::·~·~· ..... ·.·.·:·.=-- ---~·~·I~L~ ... :·::.·=·:=.·· ·:.A J i saa kou- ba - - -- ............ ...... , .............. - · ...... 1 . 5 1 ..... _._ ..... · _ · 31 ····--• · - -···· ····-.,.. ............... ..,..., .. -- ,, ,, . ·- ········· --·· ·~"''"''' I •'" "''''"'"""''"'"''"' ,,,,,,,,_,,, .•.••. · r-· ················ - ···-··----. ................... - ...... ··--- - . ········-·-·-··-··· --- ········· --- _ . _ _,.,. ........... _ ,. ... ----------, t~any_ ~_ ~q_. ___ .. _______ i ....... ·-- ~.~ ~ ..... _ . ____ .. _ ..... ~ - fBuhrez -=- -- --~ .. - ... --·~=--_~ 1 . . . ... -. -- ·~-- - ._- 89 - \ - - . .. , _- · ·= .. ~ ~j ~ ··· ..... ~·--····- - , ................... .. . ···········-·--········-·--·-··- ·- ··-·-·-···· .... ---- --- - .. .. ........... .... -..-........... __ . ........ . _, ____ ____ __ - - - t ~ala'vY. .I~~ ..... _ .... ..... ........ .... .... ... _ ..... . L __ ...... - - --- .... ~J.. ....... .. .... ···· ------·-, - _ ... !1 ( ''''''"'',.-0 oaoaoaa , ,. ,, oo • •••••• • -•• oo •••••-•••• oo oo--ooo•••••• •• oonooo•o•• •• •••• • • • • •• ••- •,. ,, ,.~·~ ,, ,, ,, ••••-• ''', ·•-•• •••• ''''"'' o•H_ ..... Oo ••- - • • · -"' ••- '1 IKafrv and Jabara ; 86! 31 l s....:_ .... : .:..:....:1-...... ' .... _ ....................... ........ ·-- ··----··· ......... ·- ___ ......................... ...... ,. ...... ..,.,.,.. ............... ;...... ... ... ""-···· --~--........ - .... ·-·. ·---··- -- ...................... ........ ··-······ ............................... r ........................................ ... ~ · ···-··- .. -· ........... : L~aza~~ ... _ .. ·-··· .:-....... __ .... ......... ...... . .. ···---· .. H-·· 65J. ... H .... - - - • ..... ... . ?.QJ .......................... ~ ....... " .... " .......... _,, ............ :. ................................. "" "l""" ..... - .... ---" ...... ""''ir'' ....................... - .. . ... . lt<.~ anakee!) ,HH H._ ... __ ... _HH"- i .......... -•-••"?., !L .......... , .. ,.,_,, _,1.~. Baghdad province total site: 99 total guards: 62 Number of si tes Number of guards 1 g_ lstrlcls ·------ - - ... _ ___ .J~ tim~te} . .. .., t l ·········· -·-·· -- .... ~ .... ... f. ........... .................... .... · - _ _ ____ ...._.__ .... ·····~ ···--- · -·-·-·-·· ............. .. -~-!. ... ... . ~ . .......... -. .. -' ...... -· 2 i -- - -- ·--- - -- - , .. .. .... .... ... ................ .................................... .. . ..... _ ...... , ...... ...... ______ .. _ ... 1 - .......................... . ......................... . i ........... ..... .... . ........ ... ?.. 4.1. ................... ..... . J.Q . !Ai .. Ma- daan .... -....... ·r ....... -- -·- iol , .. . · ..... 1 ·41 '- •• ~ · .. • ••• .,., .. ., --··· _,., .,,:,._ >, ::r• . • lUI ' ... ,! I .. . 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Number of sites Number of guards _ tti~teL ___ __ 261{~Stif11ate) ... . _ _ _ 1'1 .. 1 · - · ····-.__.c Babil province total site: 450 total guards: 11 0 Karbala province total site: 83 tota1 guards: 38 Number of sites Number of guards -·· --- -- !?.~~ . ! ~!.~ ... . ... . .. ____ ... _ .. _.. .. 1 (es U'!1'3~L -·- - - _ _ j~~~!!.l.!~L .... __ .. .. .. - ~ -~ ... ~.IJ.~ .~. ?. . i. f.1 _i _ ~_ ~Y~.IJ .. .!~.r:D .9. . ~ .r. ..... . .. t . .......... . .. .. .. - . ...... a~.L-....... --·· · ---~ -~ .! ---- -····--·-- ---- ... An Najaf province total site: 61 total guards: 34 Number of sites Number of guards f r···-=---· ........ Dislrlcts ti ···-·- ----· ··-· -· ··-------· · )~~l_ll~ . t~ L.. ·--·~r~ ..!!).<!!&..._ 341 ......... ··----·-········ --·--·--·-·-···--····· .... --- . . .!. .. . . .............. ............... ~J : ...... - - ·· ............ . . ......... . . . ..... 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" ....................................... .. ., .............. . - .. ....... -.... .. ..... -................ ..................... ..,.., ........... -- ... ·-···;r-· ..... - - .... .................. ~ lSummar 1! 27! 19! - .............................. ...................... ~ ..... .. ~ ...................................................... , ........................................... ......... _ .... ,._ ....... . ~~ Y!.~ - ~ ----- AI Muthana province total site: 152 totat guards: 39 Number of sites Number of guards ,!?~ ~!;.~ ---· .. .. _ _____ , (~stimate) __ . "T (esUma~) .. _ . . .... , i/ f 152j 39l t.: ....................................... ................... -······-- ........................ - ·-··--···· .•.•••• : .............. , ....•.•..•• - - ................... .......... · · ----~·····:.1 Maysan province total site: 252 ---- - ----------------------- ! ~istricts ·-~· .. .. ... .. .. ... ............ . ....... ................ -··--· ··--······ '' ....... !.. ' ... total guards: 146 fest!~~ l_ Number of sites Number of guards f ____ 252f estimate) _ 461 ···--- ...... l. ........ - .......... ·- · .. ····---· .. t Dhi Qar province total site: 105 total guards: 133 Number of sites Number of guards ---------- ---------- v.D l~.!ti ~~- ---- _ _____ $ ~~m~} ----·-----..< ~ - ~~maleJ _ ............ .. I . 1 105 133 --- ... .. _ _., ........... ......... , ,._______ ............................ ... , _ ..... .-.. ~ .. .................. . ... . l ............. ...... _...... ...... , . . _ , , ,, AI Basrah province total site: 1 0 ~ist r L c~ -------- -- -- - -- - - -- ----- - t !l!!r'!mte~ total guards: 9 Number of sites ·-----"·-·-·····-- - ---'----·-· .. -· .•• t .. ,._ ---- · --1 ·of~~ - ' i!f! ~le } Number of guards -~- - 91 ··-·-·- ""''"'"""'"..) Ninawa province total sites: 801 total guards: 205 district AlAyadha Al Ayadha AIAyadha AlHadher AIHadher AI Hadher AI Hadher AI Hadher AI Hadher site Flea's hill grave yard Ma'ar AI Zab hill Ma'ar A1 Zab western hill Abu Zarha hill Ajeel Bridge (Sultan's river) Al Shaheed hill Al Thea'b ruins Hamed Garbi ruins Al Hadher AlHadher AIHadher Hamed Sharqi ruins Makasga hill Makasga hill Raj em Al Saied Hassan hill AlHadher Sahel Hamed hill AIHadher AI Hadher Shyh Shok hill The Eastern Tayeesh hill AlHadher AlHamdanya The western Tayeesh hill AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya . AbdAllah AI Abed ruins Absharuins AbuJeemahiJI Page 1 of35 Ninawa province district AIHamdanya A1Hamdanya AlHamdanya A1Hamdanya AlHamdanya AJHamdanya AIHamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya Al Hamdanya AI Hamdanya AJHamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya AI Ham.danya AIHamdanya AlHamdanya AIHamdanya AI Hamdanya AI Hamdanya A1Hamdanya At Hamdanya AI Hamdanya site Ageel ruins Akhdarhill Al AdJa ruins Al Ankud ruins Al Basdya ruins AI Bayaa' ruins AI Bydha ruins AI Cllalaby ruins Al Dhahran hill AI Emam ruins Al Hadhcr way ruins A1 Hayan ruins AI Jaraf ruins Al Jarah hills AI Jayif grave yard AI Jayifruins Al Kbadar grave yard AI .Khalaa' ruins Al Kubab ruins Al Masla bill AJ Najem ruins Al Naqup At Raban Yohan ruins Pagel of35 Ninawa province " -··-·-·- ··-·---- district AI Hamdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya Al Hamdanya Al Hamdanya Al Hamdanya AlHamdanya Al Hamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya ALHamdanya AI Hamdanya Al Hamdanya AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya ALHamdanya AI Hamdanya A1 Ham<hlnya AI Hamdanya At Hamdanya Al Hamdanya site AI Rassmia ruins AI Sawan ruins AI Sawsan hill AI Shiek Mohammed grave yard AI Ulla hill Al Zaa'r hill Ar baa'yn Shareer church Atrahmins Azawyruins Barar ruins Barbarra hill Bartala ruins Dash mony hill Bashbeeta ruins Bayar Al Amya ruins Blawat hill Bustan Aga ruins Cemarda ruins Danker hill Darwish ruins Dawood ruins Dhaher AI hasoud ruins Emam Hamza ruins Page3 of35 Ninawa pro\ince --- - ·- --- - - -- .. district AlHamdanya A1 Hamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya Al Ha.mdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya At Hamdanya AI Hamdanya AI Hamdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya AIHamdanya AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya Al Hamdanya AI Hamdanya Alllamdanya AI .Harndanya site Eyen Zahra ruins Fendoruins Fillo Taba Hafer Madhaa' Haksha ruins Halla ruins Hamza way ruins HamlSh ruins Hassan AI Saleh Village Hiesh nrim; Hussain ruins Ibrahim AI khalil lu11 Jadyda ruins (the flrst) Jadyda ruins (the second) Jawan hill Ja wy Ahlan ruins Jemkiata -Jemkiata (the second) ruins Jemkiata (the third) ruins Kalmesh rums Kalifa ruins Kammer Jarba ruins Karbat Al Basha Page 4 of35 Ninawa province - district AI Hamdanya AI Hamdanya A1 Hamdanya Al Harndanya AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya AI Ha:mdanya AIHamdanya AJHamdanya AIHamdanya .1\1 Hamdanya AlHamdaoya AIHamdanya AI Hamdanya. AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya AI Hamdanya AIHamdanya AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya Alllamdanya site karry shyran hill K..azna Taba hill Kt:rly ruins Khamrra Khatoon ruii1s Khanamhill Kubat Ramadhan ruins KyloTaba Majedruins Makar Taya hill Manana ruins Mansour hill Markiryakos Tomb Mart Slunouky ruins Mohammed AI Abrahim ruins Namtyhills Raheem ruins Sabar ruins Saidjumaa' Said ruins Sano ruins Sargees Mkous church Shafo ruins TabaDaly Page 5of35 Ninawa province district AIHamdanya AI Hamdanya Alllamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya AI Harndanya AI Hamdanya A\ J-lamdanya AlHamdanya AIHamdanya AIHamdanya Al Hamdanya Al Hamdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya Al Hamdanya AlHamdanya AlHamdanya AI Hamdanya AlHamdanya site Taba Elyv.ry TabaKola Tabe Saied Kareeb Tawfeeq Alawy ruins The first Abdl Aziz ruins The first AI Said harned ruins The first Basbbeeta ruins The first Kasha ruins The fust Ruins of Sultan's grave yard The ftrst Zakaria ruins The second Al Said Hamed ruins The second Bashbeeta ruins The second K.asha ruin~ The second ruins of Sul1lln's grave yard The second Zakmia ruins Umer Mandan ruins Umer Mandan Ukra yatha hills Zabra Khatoon grave yard Zahra Khatoon hill 7..ain Al Abedeen ruins Zakaria ruins Zametruins Page6 of35 Ninawa proviuce district AI Hamdanya AIKayara AIKayara AL Kayara AI Kayara AI K.ayara AI Kayara AI Kayara AI Kayara AlKayara AlKayara Al K.ayara AI Kayara AIK.ayara AI Kayara A1 Kayara Al Kayara Al Kayara AJKayara AIKayara AI Kayara AlKayara AIKayara site Zanuka ruins Abu Fasel ruins Abu Fashka hill Abu fashka ruins Abu Ham Rasem Abu Hamed ruins Abu Nak.eela Hill Ajabahill Ajaba ruins Akdiria ruins Akra ruins AL Abeed ruins Al Areedh ruins Al Ateeqa ruins AI Baa'yr hill Al Fadhel Hadra hill AI Faresy hill Al Hadra Camp hill AI Haj Ali hill AI Jalba ruins Al Jawan hill AI Jeej hill Al Jehdydia Tyra ruins Page7 of35 Ninawa province -- ---- ··--·- district AIKayara AI Kayara AI Kayara AI Kayara AI Kayara Al Kayara AI Kayara AlKayara AI Kayara AI Kayara AlKayara AlKayara AIKayara Al Kayara AlKayara AlKayara AI. .Kayara AIKayara A!Kayara AI Kayara AIK.ayara AI Kayara AIKaya:ra site AI Khan city AL Kherba ruins AL Matwy bill A1 Nakar ruins AI Nasir hills AI Rwnana hill AI Rumana village ruins Al Sa'aeet hill AI Safa vally Al Safav.'ia ruins AI Semen hill AlShakruins AL Shukhill A1 Sultan Abdl Allh hill A1 Zawia hill AlyanRasem Ayen AI Yasil Rasem Eastern Arkaba Rasem Eastern Urn Karoon hills Hamadyhill Hanyzy ruins Jaa'fer ruins Jadala's (dwezat) ruins Page 8 of35 Ninawa province district AI Kayara AI Kayara Al Kayara AI Kayara AlKayara AI Kayara Al Kayara AlKayara Al Kayara Al Kayara AI I<Ayara AI Kayara AI Kayara AIKayara A! Kayara AlKayara Al Kayara Al Kayara AI Knyara A!Kayara AI Kayara AI Kayara Al Kayara site Kashfaruim Katyaruins Kurdyruins Lazaka ruins Mezaa'l ruins Mishraq hill Mkabla ruins Nabuaa' bill Nabuaa' ruins Najemruins Sabah's grave yard Sabea'K.arab Shnana ruins Teeba hill ruins The ancient Saruj hill The ancient side ofHumod The big hills The big Mager bills The highest Jadala ruins The lower Al Dwezat hill The old grave yard hill The upper AI Dwezat hill Twemen hill Page 9 of35 Ninaw11 province - district AI Kayant AI Kaya.ta AlKayam AlKayara .~Kayara site Ulya Bejwanya ruins Urn AI Arrose ruins Urn Al Udam hills Under Bejwanya ruins Waseefruins WasmyhiU western hnam bill AlKayara Al Kayara AI Kayara AI Kayara AlKayara A1 Mahalabya AI Maha!abya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI MahaJabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya Al Mabalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya A[ Mahalabya Western Um .Kroon hills Zahlufa ruins Zayzea'e ruins Abu Shoka ruins AI Abady ruins AI Baker ruins Al Banat hill AlBatah ruins Al butya bill Al Byia ruins Al Hadbrafya grave yard AI Hadbrafya hill AI Hajy ruins A I Hamala ruins AI Kahcs hill A1 Khash hill :Page 10 of 35 Ninawa province district Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al :Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya site AI Kurdy ruins AI Mahalabya ruins AI Maktcy hill AI Nada ruins AI Taa's hill AI Ta11el mins Ali Al Faraj hill Auhambill Ayar hill Balyos hill Bar HlL~sain ruins Dakeel hill Draj bill Farfura hill Farshah ruins Hanyaruins Haser bill Huyat grave yard Ibn Sakyla ruins Ibrahim AI Dawod ruins Idrees ruins J aryan ruins Jasim ruim1 Page 11 of35 Nimtwa pro\lince - - --------------- ·- . '"' ·· ··-·-···-·- " .... - district AI Mabalabya A1 Maha1abya A1 Mahalabya Al MahaJabya AI Mahalabya AI ::\1ahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya A1 Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mabalabya AI Mahalabya AI Mabalabya AI Mabalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya Al Mahalabya AI Mahalabya AI Shura site Kalufruins K.amyra hill Majaa' ruins Markada ruins Martly hill Na:zaza hill Oil ruios Sa'eed ruins Sahel Abbas hill Shehab ruins Shehab ruins The big Samir ruins 11te Big Sanjak hill The Small Sajak. hill Th.e small Samir T ufaha ruins Urn AI kanater Urn AI Syjan ruins Um hajra Alya grave yard Um Hajra hill Urn Kaber ruins Yousif ruins Abu Nalaween bill Page 12 of35 ~inawa province district Al Slmra slte Ahmed Al Jazaa' ruins A1 Shura Al Abecd ruins AlShura AI Ahmed hill Al Shura AI Ahmer hill Al Shura AI dabk hill AI Shnra A1 H yra hill I Al Akula ruins Al Shura Al Jalab ruins AI Shura AI Juman Hill Al Shura Al Kuwain ruins AI Shura AI mahal hills Al Shura AI Mar vally ruins AI Shura AI ~adas grave yard AI Shura Al Nadas ruins AI Shura AI Raseefhill A1 Shun AI Sbana ruins AI Shura Ali Su1aiman ruins AI Shura Barband hill AI Shura Bashman ruins A1 Shura Bazuna ruins Al Shura Dinjugaidan hill AI Sbura Jawehruins AlShura Karboo tomb AI Shunt Kawah ruins Page 13 of35 Nina\ova orovince district AI Shura AJ Shura AlShura AI Shura AI Shura AlShura Al Shura Al Shura ALShura AI Shura Al Shura AI Sbura AlShura Al Shura Al Shykan AI Shykan AI Shykan A1 Farouq AI Shykan Al Farouq Al Shykan Al Farouq Al Shykan Al Farouq AI Shykan AI Farouq AI Shykan AI Farouq Al Shykan AI Farouq Ninawa oruvince site Khyshruins Saf AI Tuth hill Saleh Al Khardary ruins The ancient AI Jalah ruins The ancient Hameed ruins The hill ofhalrhill The northern Jugaidan well hill The northern Kaber hill The nrthem A yen AI jard ruins The southern A yen AI Jard ruins The well of Jogaidan rui.oo Urn fassil ruins waa'y hill Zahrahill Abrus hill Janvana site Kandala ruins (the second) Kandalah ruins Karay Halla hill Karoomhill K.arsomn hill Mahadhill \fusosekan hill Page 14 of35 district Al Shykan AI Farouq AI Shykan AI Farouq AI Shykan AI Farouq Baa] Baa) Baa) Baa] Baa] Baa] Baa) Baa) Baa] Baa'j Baa'j Baa] Baa] Baa] Baa'j Baa'j Baa] Baa] Baa'j Baa'j Ninawa province site Saif AI Dien hill Sawsan ruins Si Karkyr hill AI Agraa' hill AIBotha Albothahill AI hajer grave AI Jarad hit AI Jegeaty hiH AI Kynya ruins AI Saqybill AI Sayad ruins AI Shiek hill AI souty hill AI Yathlya grave yard Alyahill Ashkisty hill A wad hill Beakyruins HajoShykan Hassankuba Ilowysh hill karshin hill Page 15of35 district Baa~ Baa1 Baa'j Baa'j Baa'j Baaj Baa:) Baa) Baa) Baa) Baa'j Baa'j Baa'j Baa) Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa Ba'ashiqa site KaryBader Kasdaky ruins Kayarra ruins Khanam hill Khazalhill Kogbat hill Kylarsh hill Marzouq hill Safouq hill Shiek Hassan grave yard Wasit Tharry grave yard Wasit ThalTy hi11 Zomanhill Zratky grave yard AI Darawish graves Jarboruins Kateen Umer ruins KuratTaba Majeed ruins Mohammed Bile ruins Mohannned zenelmins Najoruins Sultan mulla ruins Page l6of3S Ninawa province district Hamam AI Aleel Hamam AI Aleel Hamam AI Alee! Hamam Al Alee! Hamam AI Alee! Hamam AI Alee! Hamam AI Aleel Hamam AI Alee! Hamam AI Aleel Hamam Al Alee! Hamam Al Alee! Hamam AI Aleel Hamarn Al Alee! Hamam AI Alee! Hamam Al Aleel Hamam Al Alee! Hamam AI Aleel Hamam AI Aleel Hamam AI Aleel Ilamam Al Aleel Hamam AI Alee! Hamam AI Alee! Hamam Al Alcel site Abeeda hill Abu Arays hill Abu Tabel ruins Aluned Aga ruins AI Areej ruins AI Boyer hill AI Dilawya hills AI Haram hill AI Has ruins AI Hashifhill AI Hinta hill AI J amoos ruins Al J aren hill At Jashana hill AI Khalaf ruins Al Khan ruins AI Kharar hill Al Khwan ruins AI Muaybdy hill AlMustatka AI Sahawca ruins Al Sha'aer hill AI Sbikan hills Page 17 of 35 .......... district • • s1te Harnam Al Alee I AI Shikan ruins Hamam AI Alee I Harnam AI Alee I AI Sulairnany bills aod ruins AI Taer ruins Hamam Al Alee I Al Zafetta ruins Hamam AI Alee I Ankat AI Hawa ruins Hamam AI Aleel Au Muhamee ruins Hamam AI Alee! A yen Al Bakara bill Hamam Al Alee! A yen N a.sir hill ' Hamam Al Alee) Ayn AI Beedha hill llarnam Al Alee! Bakira ruins Hamam Al Aleel Hamoruins Hamam AI Alee I Hills and the ruins of Krash Hamam A1 Alee\ Katba rui n~ Hamam A I Aleel K.huwatela ruins Hamam AI Aleel Kun A1 Dijaj ruins Hamam AI Aleet Kuzbandy ruins Ilamam Al Alee! MaUak's ruins and it's followers Hamarn AI Aleel Maraj Al Dybaj ruins Hamam AI Aleel Nawafruins Hatnaru AI Alee! Saj ma ruins Hamam AI Aleel Shameer ruins Hamam Al Aloel Sulieman ruins Hamam A 1 A leel Sw-Kantera Ninawa orovince Page 18 of35 district Hamam AI Aleel site T anener ruins Hamam AI Alee I The ancient AI Sabit hill Hamam AI Alee I The ancient hill of Abu Muhamed Hamam Al Alccl The ancient Juhayna mins Hamam Al Aleel The ancient Munera hill Hamam AI Aieel The ancient Munera ruins Hamam AI Aleel The ancient ruins of Al wady Harnam AI Aleel The western Mustantaka ruins ' Hamam AI Aleel ThuyumHill Hamam AI Aleel Urn Al Asafeer Hamam Al Aleel Zahraruins Hwnedat Abu Hajcra hill Humedat Abu Kadur Humedat Abu Kathera hill Humedat Abu Manhuma hill Humedat AI Ajatmins Humedat AI Debes hill Humedat Al Debes ruins Humedat Humedat Humedat Al.Dulaa'ya ruins Al Duwkyn ruins AI fasem hill Hwnedat Humedat Al Fyrejat ruins Al Gurab Jafa Page 19of35 Ninawa province district Humedat site AI Hara ruins Humedat Humedat AI Jlaydray hill At konesa village ruins Humedat AI :Masayed ruins Humedat At Sabunya ruins Humedat A] Sahny hill Humedat AI Syra yuins Humedat Hwnedat A1 Thaka hill AI Tymeny grave Humedat Ashnana hill Hwnedat Humedat Humedat Barhawyhill Batweed ruins Darweesh ruins Humedat Humedat Demaj Dyona grave yard Humedat Hassan Kiefhill llumedat Hemedat grave yard ruins Humedat Kazafhill ruins Humedat Kazaf Kabeer hill Humedal Khaymahill Humedat Kwetla hill Humedat Magareen grave yard Humedat Marzoqhill Page 20of35 Nh1awa pro-vince district Hwnedat Hmnedat Humedat Humedat Humedat Humedat Humc::dat Humedat Humedat Huroedat Humedat Humedat Humcdat Makmour Makmour Makm.our Makmour Malanour Malan our Malanour Makmour Makmour Makmour ----- ----------· -· - · site Matlak ruins SahabKhan Sanjak ruins (2) Sanjak ruins( I) Sultan ruins Tarauz hill The martyres ruins The northern Majareen hit The small Tuwem hilt The southern Majareen hill Tuwem grave yard Wanasruins Zalathill 132 bill Abbas ruins Abu Manhouda hill Adila hill Agzel Kabeer hill Agzel Kabeer ruins Agzel Ka.beer village Akabhill Alda hill Ak.oup hill .Page ZI of 35 Ninawa orovince district Makmour site Akrah Foukany Makmour Al Abda ruins Malonour Al Abraa ruins Malcmour Al Abtak hill Makmour AI Ahdeb grave Makmour AI Ahmer hill Makmour AI Askaa'hill Malanour AI Baidbaa' ruins Makmour AI Bedywi ruins Makmour AI Dimy hill or Mohannned ruins Makmour Al Faraj ruins Malanour Al Fukar ruins Malanour Al Gadeer ruins Makmour Al Ganyat ruins Makmour AI Hara ruins Malanour Al Jatenna hill Makmour AI Jayef grave yard Makmour Al Jayef ruins Mak.mour AI Jazaa' hill Makmour AI K.ail hill Makmom Al Kanabyra hill Makmour Al Kasser ruins Malanour Al Kham AI Sharqy hill (the first) Page 22 of3!i Ninawa province district Makmour site AL Kham AI Sharqy hill (the second) Makmour AI Konsya village sides Makrnour Al K wain ruins Makmow AI Maa' hill Makmour AI Mayasa ruins Makmour AI Naja ruins Makmour AI Nakar ruins Makmour AI Nasya ruins Makmour AI Sabea' Kharab Makmour Al Salamia grave yard Makmour AI Salhia grave yard Malanour Al Shiek hill Makmour Al Shour hill Makmour AI Taheen hill Makmour AI Tassa hill Makmour Al Theeb ruins Makmour AI Twajena grave yard Malanour AI Twajena hill Makmour AI W ahish Al Shamaly hill Makmour Makmow· Ali AI Jyjy ruins Alya hill Maknwur Asserruins Makmour At.ah Allah ruins AI Kasser ruins Page23 of35 Ninawa province district Makmour site A wad ruins Malan our AyenAl Sakra (the second) Makmour A yen AI Sakra (the first) ruins Malanour A yen A1 Shababeet ruins Makmour A yen Karmer ruins Makmour Azgeenhi11 Malan our Baa'yr Fouqany hill Makmour Baa'yr hill Makmour Baa'yr Tahtany hill Makmour BaSakra ruins Makmour Baswahill Makmour Bouk Khazana hill Makmour Boul Bash hill Makmour Boyek Khazna hill Makmour Commercial business Majaryn hill Makmour Dawishhill Malcmour Fateemhill Makmour Fatouma ruins Makmour Fcdha bill Makmour Gravt: hill Makmow· Hajemruins Makmour Hameed hill ruins Makmour Harouna hill Page 24 of3S Ninawa orovince district Makmour site Hatara hill Makmour In the north I Karry Arab Makmour Jadala hill Makmour Jadoa' hill Makmour Jameel ruins Makmour Jarbowa hill Makmour Kaa'ob bill Makmour Kalohill Makmour kamash ruins Makmour Kamoush AI Theeb ruins Makmour Karaa'b Urn Kaber Makmour karbya Ismail Makmour Kanner hill Malanour Karnik Makmour Karoua ruins Makmour Kana Taba ruins Makmour Karry Maryky Makmour KarryTouran hill Makmour KarryWardyTeba Makmour Karty Batma hil Makmour KarzekhiU Makmour Khadeja grave Makmour KhanBlash Page 25 of35 Ninawa province district site Makmour Kharbany Hadyl Makmour K.houthill Mak:mour Khymahill Makmour Majaryn grave yard Makmour Maklnoud ruins Makmour Mal.iha Al Rakay Makrnour Malkanya hill Makmour Malmez ruins Malcmour Mareeka hill Makmour Meer Kassim grave yard Makmour Meer Kassim hill Makmour Moluooud Kurd rull Makmour Myzerruins Makmour Nafia (AI Tail-) ruins Mak:mour Najimruins Makmour Najimruins Malonour Nasir Grave Makntour Patra ruins Makmour Raa's Rehlat Asure Malanour Rabyaa' ruins Mnkrnour Rajab Jajo ruins . Makmour Rajab Sultan ruins Malanour Rashid hill Ninawa province Page 26of3~ district Makmour Makmour site Rassem Ajeel Rassem A wad ruins Makmour Rassem Kashaf hill Makmour Rassem Saleeb Makmour Malcmour Sajea' hill Sarouj ruins Malanom Sayed Jumaa' ruins Makmour Selynia hill Makmour Shiereen Kiwo hill Makmour Sydawkhill Makmour Sywana mins Makmour Makmour Makmour Taltceen Tanirout San feha The ancient Al Abraa hill Makmour The Ancient Al Salbia grave yard Makmour The ancient Jace and Hajar village Makmour The ancient Kydney hill Makmour The ancient regions contained with Kour Subat City Makmour The northern and southern Majaryn hill Makmour The ruins of Ateya hill Makmour The ruins ofUm Kadran Makmour Um AI Shababeet hill Makmour Um Teace ruins Page27 of35 Ninawa proviuce --·--------···- - - .. district Makmour Ma1cmour Makmour Makmour Makmour Makmour Malanour Malanour Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' R.abyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Rabvaa' • Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' R.abyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' site Umer Kan grave yard Wadi Al Magar ruinl:l Wady AI Malehruins Wady AI Shouqhil\s Wady AI Uja ruins W arsina ruins Y alytha ruins Yatai Saqeer ruins (18) (19) (20) (3) (6) (85) (86) Labootha village Al Aly Karab! hills No.128~132 AI Kaween ruins Hamed big hill Hamed small hill Hawas ruins Hayal hill Hill No.155 Kazadruins Page 28of3S Nioawa province district Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Rabyaa' Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar site Samir hill Sulayman ruins Tweeba ruins western hill Al Amood ruins AI Jamek hill AlJenanhill Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar AI Manther hill Al Sabn hill AI Shick hill Alej hill AmamHaroon Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Dyalada Hadeel Kabeer hill Halal hill Hayes ruins Kallo hill Karry Hajy Bick KarryKora kasabhill Matooruins Mohammed Ali hill Mulla Barood hill Page29of35 Ninawa provim~e district Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjw: (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinj aa· (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Ninawa province site Shobra hill Tabreez hill Um AI Zanabeer AlDryjya AI Shiek Bakel ruins Al Sbiek Nassir ruins Ba Khaleef hill Bakshohill Beskaruins Bir Shourka Calcty palace Faidy karry Shaksty ruins Hafend AI Karlat Hardanhill Hayhoruins Kabany grave yard Kabhruins Kaftry Clue ruins Kagny palace Kahalyfy palace Kaher Kassim. Gamka Kanbal Marky Karry ambarry Page30 ofJS district Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (norlh ~ide) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sin jar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) site Karry Arab .Karry Darwish K.arry Dyrky Karry Haji Musa karryKorry Karry Mumdyna Kaurssy hill ( adyky hill) Khan of the ancient hoor hill Kharbat Y ousifan Kh.ielik hill Kiel Sfook Ko Habel hill Korry Karry Kotan hill K rishbik hill Kursisy hill (Shamica hill) Maha ruins Mohammed Aaga hills Peacok ruins Sbaniek bills Sharaf AI dien Tomb Shible Kassim Shiek Abed AI grave yard Page31 of35 district Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Sinjar (north side) Tala'afer Tala'af er Tala'afer T ala'afer Tala'afer TaJa'afer Tala'afer Tala'afer Tala'af er Tala'afer Ta.la'afer Tala'afer Tala'afer Ninawa province --------------- .. ·•··· site SirBakran Sony hill The oldBara The western Karry Kazny UrdyTeba Uztan abbey Warry Kansaa' Zjk:y Zro grave yard Zyrkawy hills Abdan hill Agool hill AI Baqar ruins AI Batysbaa hill Al Batyshaa ruins Al Botya hill Al Gahwa hill AI N abro ruins Al Sahen hill AI Tair ruins hill Ali Dawla hill Ali Kura lu11 Anbar Teba (5) Page32of35 district Tala'afer site Balalra Kosfeen hill Tala'afer Tala'afer Botman Abu Bodhan Tabsys hill Church Tala'afer Coll T eba hill Tala'afer Tala'afer Draj hi11 J asim's ruins - Tala'afer Jurdag Teba sy Tala'afer Karab Jakan hill Tala'afer Kasser AI Marab ltill Tala'afer Ka. ~er Al Mehrab hitl (the northern) Tala'afer Kasscr A1 Mebrab hill (the southern) Tala'afer Kw-a's well hill Tala'afer Kurmizhill Tala'afer Mohanuned Tala'afer Mulla Jasim hill Tala'afer Northern Jurdag Teba Tala'afer Rahaal hill Tala'afcr Sin AI Theban hill Tala'afer Tashta hill Ta]a'afer Teba's ruins Tala'afer The ancient hill Remah Tala'afer The encient Tala'afer Castle Tala'afer YaremTeba Page33 of35 .Ninawa province district Tala'afer site Y arem Teba hill Tala'afer Yash Teba (1) Tala'afer Yash Teba (2) Tala'afer Yash Teba (3) Talkeef AI Ajouze Dam Talkeer AI Balmy Ka'aem hill Talk.eef Al Dhahab hill Tal.keef AI Dowasa ruins Talkeef AI Sajea' hill Talkeef AI Shiek ruins Talkeef Al Shymya ruins Talkeef Amar Bait hill Talkeef Amar Kabr ruins Talkeef Atnseafaa' hill Talkeef Askafhill Talkeef Asker ruins Talkeef A yean A1 Jarb hil Talkeef Ba'a wetha hil1 Talkeef Bakuqa hill Talkeef Beannruins Talkeef Dhahran hills Talkeef Dywanhill Talkeef Falfeal grave yard and hill · Page 34 of 3! Ninawa proviuce -·· ---------- district site Talkeef Hassan Jalad hill Talkeef Hulum Totha ruins Talkeef Hussain Jabbar ruins Talkeef Hymanahill Taik:eef Ka'aob hill (commercial bussiness) Talkeef Kadoyuins Talkeef Kafraj ruins Talkeef Karab W alatl hill Talkeef Karnoss ruins Talkeef Khalil Khov.raja Talkeef Khasshill . 'l'alkeef Khaznan hill Talkeef Kolka hill Talkeef Kotella ruins Talkeef Koyan hilJ Talkeef Kura Kharab ruins Talkcef Mar Dhan Abbey Tallceef Musbrefbaheat Tal.keef Sanad Mahmoud ruins Talkeef Shiek Ali Talk.eef Symhla ruins Talkccf The ancient Sahlej hill Talkeef Y ankaja hill Ninnwa province Page 35 of35 At Ta 'mim province total sites: 110 district site I Abed City bill I Abu Ajarub hill I Abu Dhawel hill I AbuFashka I Adrema Asbealat hill I Aka Taba hill I AI Asfer hill I AI Bowydba hills I AI Hajaj hills I AIHamhill i AI Hussan hill I Al Joul hill I AI Katar hills I AI Khaima hill I Al Maash hills I AI Makeefa hill , I Al Safer hill I AI Salmany hiU I A1 Sous hills I I Alwan hill I Arbeadha hill I I Asbealat ruins I AskerhlJl I Asmar hills total guards: 021 Page 1 ofS At Ta'mim provin~e district site I Aswa hill I Baba Dan Taba I Baba wamblan Taba I Badaat KaJaa I Bakameel I Dakuk District I Dales and AI Sour hills I DeemTaba I Dhyab hills I Draher hill I Edrees khazal ruins I Emam Ahmed grave yard hills I Emam Backer hill I Fa:fy Taba hill I Fakera hill I Greedahills I Hameed hill I Harmoush hill I Hassan Alwa bill I Hisarand J ard Ago hills I Hlywat hills I Housh Taba hill I Hyranhill I IbnMajcd I Isa hill I Jatala Taba hills I Jweganbil1 I Kabyana hill At Ta1ruim province PageZof5 district site I K.adeer hill I Kahara hill I Kamela hill I Kamer hill I K.ari..."Uk Kasbia Musewn and Library I .Kazy Fiat hill I Khadyja hill I Kham.yzytan ruins I KhanSalhy I Khassi:fy hills I Khazna hills I Koush Taba hiD I Koutlya hill I Kula hill I Kurdy Skieka I KwayahiU I M.adaan Al Mansia hill I Madaan Bargash hill I Maftool hill I Majmouat AI Janary hill I Mamsha hills I Mashrah I Minaret of a mosque (Dakuk) I Mohannned city hill I Mufeeda hill I NehyaKhan I Rasem Baldag I Rassam AI Darb At Ta'mim province P2ge3of5 district site I Rassem Kalba hills I Ratecba side I Ruins ofKhalafBad~::y I Ruins ofYassin I RysemTweem I S. hiU I SabtyKalaa I Sabwa ruins I Saleem hill i Saleh ruins i Saydia lrill ' I Shakir ruins I Shaleg AI Ameed hill • I Sbarab Taba hill I Sbatan hill • I Snowlu1l I I Sulaiman hill I Sykanyhill I Syman Kalafhills I Tar AI Baghel ' I Targany hill I Tarnoufa • f Taryter ruins f Taznawa hill f ' Touamahili I Tweem and Dhabaa hills I Tweem Asbealat hill I UmAyashhill At Ta'mim province Page4 of5 district I I site YassyTabahill Zajyhill At Ta'mim province PageS of5 Salah ad Din province total sites: 201 district site AlDoor AlAdheem Al Door Al Mufatishya site AlDoor Ancient Assurian city AI Door Emam A1 Door tomb AI Door KanlyToba AI Door Kuba Ali Raza AlDoor Meet hill AI Door Sateeh hiU AI Door Tlkreet fence AlDoor UmThalyl Al Faris Al Dyjeel AI Faris AI Hyre hills AI Faris AI Muraqbia site AI Faris AlNadhery AI Faris AI Sakar hill AI Faris At Sheik Ibrahem hills AI Faris Bazna 17 (quarter) AI Faris Emam Mansour AlFaris Halab hills AI Faris Kashcar hills AI Faris Mujawer AI Any Al Faris SakynahHI A 1 Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Abd Allah Saleh ruins Al Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Abu Al Hoor ruins total guards: 099 Salah ad Dln province Page 1 of8 district site Al Sburkat/Salah AI Dien Ahdeelruins Al Sburkat/Salah AI Dien Aluned Mohammed Ali ruins AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Abood ruins A1 Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al Alywy ruins AI Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al Asbak ruins AI Shurk.at/Salah AI Dien Al Baar Ab Helo ruins Al Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Balah hills Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Barakeen ruins A1 Shurkat/Salah AL Dien AI Bayader ruins Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al Booma ruins AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Bunya ruins Al Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Darweesh ruins AI Shurk:at/Salah AI Dien AI Hmood second ruins AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Hmood small first ruins Al Shurkat!Salah Al Dien Al K.adheer ruins - - AI Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al Kardosha ruins AI Shurkat!Salah AI Dien AI J(arh hill ruins AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Khadim ruins AI Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Masakra ruins AL Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Massehaiy grave yard JUins Al Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Meleh ruins Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Naftan ruins Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Numak ruins AI ShurkatJSalah AI Dien AI Raj em/ AI Aswad AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Ramadhanya ruins Al Shurk:at/Salah A1 Dien AI Sabaa Kharab AI Shurkat/SaJah Al Dicn Al Sader bill ruins A1 Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Sylokia ruins Salah ad Din pro'" ince Page2 of8 district At Shur'kat/Salah. A1 Dien AI ShurkatfSalah AI Dien AI Shurkat/SalahAI Dien AI Shurkat/Salah Al Dien A1 Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Satah. A1 Dieo AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat!Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat!Salah AI Dien AI Sburkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al Shurkat!Salah AL Dic:n Al Shurkat!Salah AI Dien AI Shurlcat/Salah A1 Dien A 1 Shurkat/Salah AL Dien Al ShurkatiSalah Al Dien AI Sburkat/Salah A1 Dien AI Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI ShurkatfSalah Al Dicn AI ShurkatJSalah Al Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat/Salab AI Dien Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al ShurkatfSalah AI Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Salab Al Dien Al Shurkat/Sa1ah Al Dien Salah ad Din pro\oincc site At Thaleth Karab Ali Mohammed ruins Ali ruins Atalah rums Atya ruins DahetDllll ruins Habeeb ruins Hamudruins Hawa hill ruins Hewar Al Buraj Hussain lsa ruins Jaayla ruins Jalmood ruins Jumaa Abed ruins Knr Tokelny Nebnort city (called Al Kasser hills) Khalaf AI Yassen ruins Kha:a.al ruins Maha quarter ruins Mees ruins Mohammed Al Daly ruins Najem Helal ruins Rafea ruins Ros A1 Majaseem ruins Saaud ruins Sabba ruins Saoud Saysaa AI Sabaa Kharab ruins Page3 of8 district AI Shurkat!Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat!Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien At Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Shurlcat/Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Shnrkat/Salah AI Dien AI Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Diett Al Sburkat/Salah AI Dien AI Shurk.at/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Sahili Al Dien AI Sburkat/Salah AI Dien AI Sburkat/Salah Al Dicn Al Shurkat/Salah Al Dien Al ShurkatiSalah AI Oien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Al Shurk.at/Salah A1 Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien AI ShurkatfSalah AI Dien A I Shurkat/Salah Al Dien AI Shurkat/Salah AI Dien A I Shurkat/Salah AI Dien Salah ad Din province site Sharief ruins Shater ruins Shater ruins SuJtan ruins Talab ruins Taryter ruins Thamer ruins The ancient Abu/Abda ruins The ancient Al Hweesh site {The big Maswa ancient city) The ancient AI Tanoor ruins The ancient Haswa ruins (AI Kasser hill) The ancient structures hills The big AI Massehly ruins The big Maha ruins The big Tawees Khaboor ruins The small Maha ~ The small Tawees Khaboor ruins The triple hills The western AI Agat ruins Urn AI Bah ruins Urn AI Karajeer ruins Urn AI Sawan ruins Urn A1 Sawan ruins Urn Grahwa ruins Umerruins Wady Al teen ruins . Wady AI Ayn ruins Yahya Al Safah ruins Page4 of8 district site Al Shurkat!Salah AI Dien Za.gabmins Assur AI Masyhly/AI Shurkat Assur As sour cash and its district Assur The ancient Assurian city Balad Abu Hanna Balad Abu Kazaz hill Balad AbuRawya Balad Agab hills Balad Aj~11d hill Balad AI Baquar hills Balad AI Dhahab hjiJ Balad Al Dhulnaaya Balad AI Eshaqy Balad AI Eshaqy region Balad AI Kalla Balad Al K.areeh Balad AI K.hasrajy grave Balad AI Safadand Bayadh Balad Albu llisbma Balad Emarn Jawer Balad Harpa bridge Balad H8IJ)a city Balad Hawy AI Saed Maraay Balad Jabar and AI Aleth Bal.ad Sheikan hill Salad Shukar hills Balad Yathreb hill Byjy Abrah PageS of 8 Salah ad Din province - district Byjy Byjy Byjy Byjy Byjy Byjy Byjy Samaraa Samara a Samaraa Samaraa Sarnaraa Samaraa Samaraa San1araa Samara a Samaraa Satnarlla Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa site AI Binthill AI Ilanshy AlJaawy Al Kazynia AI Zawya hills Alaqlaq hill Namla Abu DalafMosque AI A beater hill AI Abyadh hill and the ancient Area near it AI Asheq palace Al Baker hills Al Budraj hill Al Establat Area AI Jaafary palace Al Jabrea Area hills from the river till AI Falouja street near Samaraa AI Jabrea Area hills the Middle Al Kanr hills and the ancient Area near it AI Khadysia and the presiouse Area near it and glass facory Al Khaylrace and AI AlY.i hill Al Khazaf hill Al Mankour palace from the river till AI Dhnloaaya street AI Murashahat palace and the presiouse Area near it and Heer Al N amsha bill AIOurahill AI Rasasy river AI Saly bya and A1 lshaqy river AI Shiek waly region and Shnas region Page 6 of8 Salah ad Din province district Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samaraa Samara a Samaraa Samaraa Samara a Samara a Samara a Samaraa Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit site Al Shik Rabah Al S}'\\'ya Khan AI WaJ.eer hill and AL Alyj hill region Asweedbill Jamaanhill Maheajer hill Massaud hill Samaraa museum Sateeh, Shaneea and A1 Khazal bills The Southern AI Jabrca Area hills till A1 Kaaem River Tokan hill and Al Hawy region AbuAlSawan AI Abassy river AI A bead church Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit Tikrit AlAlam A1 Alam Region AI Amyleh bill A1 Jeneasa A1 Kamis Asabea AI Khal'eefy AI Niyat hill AI Safar hills AI Sybat hill ALTazkam Albu Ajeel chmch Albu Ajeel region Albu Ajeel region Arnjyhyla Page 7 of8 Salah ad Din province '" .. district site Tikrit Hoyer hill Tikrit Kreash(5) Tikrit Naow: hill Tikrit Nsaifhill Tik:rit Nuns abbey Tilcrit Samra Tikrit Shaflaht Tilcrit Tikreat fence Tikrit Wajalan Page 8 of8 Salah ad Din province Diyala province total sites: 693 district site AlAudym.e Abhaz hill AlAudyme Abu Hadeeba hill AlAud.ymc Abu Haleej hill AIAudyme Abu Kadum hill AlAudyme Abu Rassen hill AlAudyme Abu Sakar hills (2) AlAudyme Abu Thyna hill AlAudyme AI Abtar hill AlAudyme AI Akymen hill AlAudyme AI Atwaniat hills series AlAudyme AI Barakat hills AIAudyme AI Eheemar hill AlAudyme AI Hadydy hill AlAudyme AI Heerhill AlAudyme AI Hussanya hill AlAudyme AI Majara hiJI AlAudyrne Al Mankar bill AlAudyrne AI Mufaker (3) hill AlAudyme Al Shy hy hill AlAudyme AI Siwan AI Sageer hill AlAudyme AI Sywan Al Kabeer hill AI Audyme Al Taweel bill AIAudyme AI Taweemhill AI Audyme AI Teetha hill total guards: 210 lJiyaJa province Page 1 of25 district site AlAudyme AI Thuraya hills AlAudyme Atheer Al Hasoun rolls AI Audyme Ayen AI Sahaa hill AlAudyme Ayen Latya hill A1Audyme Bareekash hill Al Audyme Dawodhills AlAudyme Dhabaay hill AlAu.dyme Hassoun Darw· eesh grave AlAudyme Jameelbill AI Audymc Jamkan hill Al Audyme Kabeer AJ Thayat hill AI Audyme K.ait AI Kazal hill AlAudyme K.anar hill . AI Audyme Karwyhill AlAudyme Kashem Zarzour AI Ayman hills AlAu.dyme Kashem ZarLour Al A yser hills AIAudyme Khan AI Karfa AlAudyme Manjer hill AI Au.dyme Maseejera hill AIAudyme Noman hill AJAudyme Saayda hill AI Audyme Thalath Ashn bills AI Audyme The ancient Dam of AI Adym project AIAudyme The big Syky hill AI Audyme The small Syky hill Al Audyme Wady Al Tboura hill AlAudyme Walybill AIAudymc Zaaryran hills (4) Page 2 of25 Oiyala province district site Al Khales Abu Baker Aga hill Al Khales Abu Jabeel bills AI Khales Aeed Arbea hills Al Khales A1 Altmar hi11 AlKhales AI Aswad grave yard and hill AlKhales AI Athear hill Al Khalcs AI Hameer bill AI Khales AI Hwner Kyrany AI Emam hill AIKhales AIHywerrahiU AlKhales AlNayCasde Al.Khales AI Shiek AI Bustany AlKhales AI Sous hill Al Khales Al Thaweyat hills Al Kbales Argoup Al Ahcmar Al:I<bales EmamKamal Al Khales Farah (Marah) hill AI Khales Habhab A J Khates Habha.b AI Ahymer hill Al Khales Al Khales Habhab Al Madlys hill Habhab Emam Sayed Boman AI Khales Haswa hill AI Khales Kar A1 Maksab wady AI Dojama Al K.hales Mahal hills Al Khales Marres hill AI Khales Mohammed AI Hasson hills Al K.hales Sakar hill AI Khales Sayed Mohsen Al Kbales Sayed Shebab Diyala province Page3 of25 ---------------- district site AlK.hale6 Sbiek Hawas AI K.hales The big and small Al Majlabiat AIKhales The northern En1am AI Khuder Al Khales The southern A1 Khuder Emam ALKhales Wadyhill AIKhales Yclyou hill AI Mansouzya Abu Beeshak hill Al Mansourya Abu Edham hill A 1 Mansow-ya Abu Malaket hill AI Mansourya Abu Sakar hill AI Mansourya Abu Taraya hill A1 Mansourya Abu Taweetha hill AJ Mansourya Abu Tetcn hill AJ Mansourya AI Balseen hill AI Mansourya AJ Dalbajyat hiJls Al Maniourya AI Faneerya hill AI Mansourya AI Kaneezaa hill At Mansourya AI Kazyfat hills Al Mansourya AI Khadhy hill At Mansourya A\ Maklouse hilts (3) AlMansowya Al Manzel hill Al Mansourya Al Mofty Cstle AI Mansourya AJ Mofty hills Al Mansourya Al Mohareka hill Al Mansourya AI Mutakcr hill Al Mansourya AI Nasma hills Al Mansourya AI Ramsbaa hill Al Mansourya A1 Tesaa hills (4) the right side Diyala provjnce Page 4of2S , . ··-·- . . ·· - ---- ··- . . ... - ··- . - district site AI Mansourya Emam Mansour Bint al Hassan AI Mansourya Handoula hill AI Mansourya Kanous hill Al Mansourya Mohasen grave yard and hill AI Mansourya Nether Abd AI AI Thany hill AI Mansourya Nether Abed A1 Awal hill AI Mansourya Salman Bck hill AI Mansourya Sayed Mubarek grave yard and hill AI Mansourya Sayed Tala! hiUs AI Mansourya Shakian hill AI Mansourya Shamsyat hill A1 Mansourya Shehab hill AI Mansourya Ta-reemash hill A1 Mansourya Thaheen hill AI Mansourya The left side Sakeeb hill A1 Mukdadya Abu Basal hill AlMukdadya Abu Edham hill AI Mukdadya Abu Hawaly hill AlMukdadya Abu Humar hill AlMukdadya Abu J ezar hill Al Mukdadya A bu Thyran AI Mukdadya Adybyat hill AlMukdadya Akdar bill AI Mukdadya AI Abyadh hill AI Mulcdadya AI A yarra AI Bazany hill AJMukdadya AI A yarra Al Hadrany hill AI Mukdadya AI Azlanyat grave yard AI Mukdadya AI Eytha hill Diyala province Page 5 of25 ------------ - district AIMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AIMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AIMukdadya AlMukdadya AIMukdadya AlMukdadya AIMukdadya AlMukdadya AIMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AI Mukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AlMukdadya site Al Fredyshat series hills Al Hamedh hills Al Jukdar bill AI Makradat hlUs Al Sabea AI Kanater bills AI Sabeaa grave yard Al Said Sultan Ali hill Al Shasy hill AI Shiek Ibraheem hill Al Sour bill AI Sykyhill Al Wassat hill AI Zendan site Ateyahill Balkash hill Banat Al Ameer hill Bareesta hill Emarn Abbas grave yard and hill . Ernam AI Mukdad grave yard and bill Emam Baker hill Ernam Mohammed Abbas rave yard and hill Emam Taleb grave yard and hill Emam Wese grave yard and hill Fareeja hill Harmal hi11 Hatlmeya hill Jaar hill Kait Al Jajan Page 6of25 Oiyala pro,ince district AlMukdadya AlMukdadya AI Mukdadya AlMukdadya A1 Mukdadya AlMukdadya AI Mukdadya AI Mu.lcdadya Al Muk.dadya Al Wajebya AI Wajehya Al Wajehya Al Wajehya Al Wajehya Al Wajehya Al Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AIWa jehya Al Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wa jehya Al Wajehya Al Wajchya site Khanjer hill Koyot Hawas Al Jalaly hill Magamese series hills Matrakhill Sakyry (Sakyriat) hill Shouk A1 Reem series hill The second AI Surya hill Watfa hill Yarra bill Abdu Allah Bin Ali Tomb hill Abu AI Nadyd lull Abu Hadyda hill Abu J amala hill Abu Soryra hill Abu Tyna hills series Ajmat bill AI Ahymer hill Al Aswad hills Al Dadya series hills A1 Jerya river bill Al Khylateya hill Al Raweej hHis AI Shiek Abdul A1 Kader AI Khateeb bill A1 Shiek Kbaled hill AI Shiek Mohanuned hill A1 Shiek Saayd hill A1 Shouk hill Aminahill Page7 of25 Diyala proviuce district AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya A1 Wajchya Al Wajehya A1 Wajehya AI Wajehya Al Wajehya A1 Wajehya AI Wajt:hya Al Wajehya A1 Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya A1 Wajehya Al Wajebya AI Wajehya Al Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya AI Wajehya Al Wajehya/Aby Syda AI Wajehya/Aby Syda AI Wajehya/Aby Syda AI Wajehya/AbySyda slte Bahya hill Bany .K.anyan hill Dahlyza hill Dowa Khan hill Dowcyhill EmamAunhiU Emam Jaber hill Emam Utman hill Eshan Mazyjya the big Eshan Mazyjya the small hill lbraheem AI Adham Tomb hill KaitDhayaa Kasseb village hill Kawita Hameed hill Krasted hills Nouayat hills series Rakya hill Safah (Sanad) hill Sahab hill Shakban hill The big Nasisa hill The group of Al Thom ruins hills The Prop hit Sinyar hill The small Nasisa hill Abda Allah hill series Al Ageer hill Al Dhahab hill AI Dbahab hill Page 8 of25 DiyaJa provioc.c district site Al Wajehya/Aby Syda AI Hasadya hill Al Wajehya!Aby Syda AI Jyzany hill AJ Wajehya/Aby Syda AI .Khan hill AI Wajehya/Aby Syda AI Mahtysa hill AI Wajehya/ A by Syda AI Malaket hill AI Wajehya/ Aby Syda Emam Ayash hill A1 Wajehyal Aby Syda Jameedhill AI Wajehya/Aby Syda KaitHindy AI Wajehya/Aby Syda Maryam Bint Al Hassan hill Al Wajehya/Aby Syda The farst Abu K.aber hill AL Wajehya/Aby Syda The second Abu Kaber hill Baakouba Abdul Allah Bin Ali Tomb Baakouha Abu Halawa hill Baakouba Abu l';ajem grave yard and hill Baakouba AI Kaboor hill -· Baakouba AI Rahman hill Baakouba Al Sawaad hill Baakouba Emam Abu Edrees Baakouba Emam Abu Karb Baakouba Emam :Mohammed Bin Ali Baakouba Emam Shiek Eydan Baakouba Emam Shiek Reza Bnakouba Kait AI Ahmer hill Daakouba Kait Saleh Baakouba Sayd Shaaban grave yard Baakouba Shiek AI Sada grave yard Baladrour AbdAllah hill Baladrour Abu Darg hill Diyala province Page 9of25 / district Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Raladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baiadrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour Baladrour site Abu Dh.abaa hill Abu Draweesb hill Abu Jabeela hill Abu J aheem hill Abu Jeelan hill Abu Jeet hill Abu Kabeer hill Abu Kanazeer hill Abu Kashece hill Abu Maja reesh hill Abu Samada hill Abu Tabouk hill Abu Tetan hill Abu Toubol hill Abu Z.anbeel hi11 Akreed (the big and the small) hills Akryker hill At Arse hill At Aswad hill Al Bahrazawy hill (Abu Soukoor) AI Emam Al Bajely Abu Kuka hill Al Houmla hill Al Kalaa hill Al Khazweny hill Al Koutaa hill(2) A1 Madar hill A1 Maleeh hill Al Mannara and Al Wylaya ruins Page 10 of25 Diyala provim~e district site Baladrour Al Mantber bill Baladrour Al Mojasas hill Baladrour Al Sameedhitl Baladrour AI Wadaya hill Baladrour Areedh Al Bajly hill Baladrour Arounry bilJ Baladrour Awcedhill Baladrour Bint Kamar Sada hills series Baladrour Datj Al Khajeeya Baladrow- Darj Al Khase Baladrour Dhabaay AI Rose 2 Baladrour Dhabaay Al Rose hill Baladrour Dyma Al Auda hill Baladrour EmamAskar Baladrow- Emam Mansour Baladrour EmamSaleh Baladrour EmamShamse Bal.adrour Emam Zein Al Abedeen Baladrour Hameed hill (Jamda) Baladrour lamloom bill Baladrour Jalywa hill Baladrour Jeesa hill Baladrour John grave hill Baladrour K.aitMouza Baladrour K.arko Shan hill Baladrow- K.awly hill Baladrour Kousber hill Baladrour Mafkara hill Diyala province Page 11 of25 district site Baladrour Mahtyreej hill Baladrour Muslemhill Baladrour Raas AI Bazel hill Baladrour Rasem AL Anebo Baladrour Shaleef hill Baladrour Shaneey (shiek) hill Baladrour The big Bourat Khan hill Baladrour The small Bourat Khan hill Baladrour Tweemhill Baladrour UmAyashhill Baladrour Urn Ayashy hill Baladrour Urn K.alfana hill Baladrour Zankaleen hill BanySaad Abu Aagula hill BanySaad Abu Khazafhill BanySaad Abu Mazabel hill Bany Saad Abu Udham hill BanySaad AI Abbasy hill BanySaad AL Atfaal hill BanySaad AI Dajaj hil1 BanySaad AI Dhafyria hill BanySaad AL E ytha hills BanySaad ALHadhill BanySaad Alllamam hill Bany Sud AL Kutaa 2/2 l/2 hill BanySaad Al Kutaa 29/l hill BanySaad Al Kutaa 311 S hill BanySaad Al Mabobya hill Diyala province Page 12 of25 ------------ district site Bany Saad AI Muradya hill BanySaad Alwalad grave Bany Saad Erybyhill BanySaad Eyshan AI Dhulaa BanySaad Halfaya hill BanySaad J araa Jawad hill Bany Saa.d Kait AI Aaly Taktak hill BanySaad Kait AI i\mar BaoySaad KaitAtash BanySaad KhanBany Saad DanySaad Khatab hills Bany Saad Kutaat Suttan Murad hill Bany Sa<1d Mazyryd hill Bany Saad Saada hill Bany Saad Sahab hill BanySaad Sayda hill Bany Saad The northern Jafhat hill BanySaoo The southern Jafhat hill Bany Saad Zuhayry hill Buhrez AbuAflenhill Buhrez AbuAl Aafhill Buhrez Abu AI Thaaleb hill Duhrcz Abu Braycj hill Buhrez Abu Brayj hill Buhrez Abu Dhufar hill . Buhrez Abu Fayadh hill Buhrez Abu Halawa hill Buhrez Abu Hassawa hill Diyala province Page 13 of25 district site Bubrez Abu Hassav,.-a bill Buhrez Abu Hawt hill Btilirez Abu Kazafhill Buhrez Abu Keer lrills Buhrez Abu Khamees hill Buhrez Abu Khanazeer hill Buhrez Abu Khazafhill Bubrez Abu Mlakit hil1 Bubrez Abu Rassyn hill Duhrez Abu Sukhoul Al Kabeer and AI Sageer hills Buhre:c. Abu Sukier hill Buhrez Abu Taya hills Buhrez Abu Toyour hills Buhrez AI Adeer and Al Badeer hills Buhrez Al Badawya bill Bubrez AI Bagy Al Kabeer and AI Sageer hill Buhrez AI Dawaser hill Buhrcz AI Dhahab AI Garby hill Buhrez AI Dhahab hill Buhrez AI Dhaluib hill Buhrez Al Hadyd hill Buhrez AI Hafayifhills Buhrez AI Ilawysh (2) hill Buhrez AI Hawysh bill Buhrez AI Hawysb hills Buhrez AI Jabal village hill Buhrez A1 Kabour hill Duhrez Al Kha Shorn lnlls Page 14 of 2S Diyala provi1 1 ce district site Bubrez AI Kutaa (21) hill Bubrez AI Kutaa 2/2 hill Buhrez AI Madar bill Buhrez Al Majlak hills Buhrez Al Matal hill Buhrez Al Tayat hill Buhrez Al Thanab Al Sbarqy hill Buhrez Ali Abdu Allah AI Tlawy hill Bubrez Ali Hasson hill Buhrez Areedb hill Buhrez Balyol hill Buhrez Batawy hill Buhrez Daraj Bedywy Bubrez Darwish biU Bultrez Dhababhill Buhcez Dhubaayat Bubrez EmamHamid Buhrez Fureeja hill Buhrez Hababill Bultrez Habbeb lafta hill Buhrez Hadi Al Saadon bills Buhrez Hafary hills Buhrez Hajy Abyadh bills Duhrez Hymedathill Buhrez Jaw:y bill Buhrez Jabla village hill Buhrez Janjwa hill Buhrez Jatat hill Diyala province Page 15of25 district Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhre.7. Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Buhrez Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa site Kadara Al Garby hill Kadara AI Sharqy hill KaitAI Ayara Emam Wees!Al Farzyny Emam Samay hill Kait AI Mjardam Al Asmar hill Kait Alawy Salman hills Kam.ja hill Karawyhill Katwa hill Khadeer hassna hill Khalaf AI Badaa hills Mataabhill Sakhyry hi11s Saryha hill Shiek Zenky Habash hill Sulaymany hills The main A1 Asmar hill The primary AI Asmar hills Towysa hill Turky hill Um AI Ashaush hills Urn AI Jafrafi.a hill Yaaberhill YousifHylan biiJs Zuaayter hill Abu Sakar hill Ageelhill AI Abeadh hill Al Hamamat hills Page 16 of25 Diyala province district Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Jalawlaa Kafry and J abara .Kafry and Jabara Kafry and Jabara .Kafry and Jabara .Kafry and Jabara Kafry and J ahara .Kafry and Jabara Kafry and J abara Kafry and J ahara Kafry and J abara leafryandJabara Diyala province site AI Sada (AI Khayria) hill Al Shiek Mohammed Kouj Raw Halawa grave yard Alooshy hill Aziz AI taan hill Bahyraa store houses Hamitahill Harmak Castle (Jenny) Kait Marouk (K.ata) Kajeena hill Mahmoud hill Maroud hill (the bridge) Naaoj hill Shour Koshy hill TabaHamed Taba Tarhy The big AI Rabeadha hill The small AI Rabeadha hill Abbas hill Abd Allah Al Hadyd mins Abu Kabab bill Abu Shuaafhill Abu Taheenhill Alnned A1 Ageer hill Ahmed Al Hatoo hill Ahmed Jarem hill Al Abiadh hill AI Akhydht:r hill AI Athyka hill Page 17 of25 district site Kafry and J abara AI Aykah hill Kafry and J abara AI Bannat hill Kafry and J abara AI Haj Hussain hill Kafry and J ahara AI Hassany hill Kafry and Jabara AI Kabeeh hills Kafry and Jabara AI KhazyfY hill Kafry and Jabara AI K.hazyfy hill Kafry and Jabara AI Khazyfy hill Kafry and Jabara AI Mabata hill Kafry and Jabua AI Majeebra hill Kafry and Jabata AI Makeera hill Kafry and Jabua AI Na.kal· Kafry and J ahara Al Sakryia hil1 Kafiy and J abara AI Samad hill Kafry and Jabara Al Shiek hill Kafry and J ahara AI Shoura hill Kafry and J abara Ali Basha hill Kafry and J abara Arzoukhill Kafty and Jabara Asfourhill Kafry and Jabara Awshtakan hill Kafry and Jabara Baayrera bill Kafry and Jabara Daken Urouy hill Kafry and Jabara Dayathill Kafry and Jabara Dhahyrat AI Ajman hill Kafry and Jabara EmamAbbas Kafry and Jabara Emam Redha hill Kafry and Jabara Fala Taba hill ruins hill Kafry and Jabata Farlary hill Diyala province Page 18 of25 district site Kafry and J ahara Fulful hill Kafry and Jahara Haf ashhill Kafty and J abara Halawa hill Kafry and J abara HouraAjmy Kafry and J ahara Ibraheem AI Hello hill Kafry and J abara Jaban hill Kafry and Jahara Jawan hill Kafry and Jabara Kait AI Kurra K.afry and Jabara K.aitKayny Kafty and Jabara Kajeely hill Kafry and Jabara Kalan hill Kafry and Jahara Kalyla hill K.afiy and Jahara Kanjyhill K.afry and Jabara Karesh hill Kafry and Jabara Kassia Kura taba hill Kafry and Iabam Kawkahill Kafry and J ahara Khasrour hill Kafry IUld Jabara Khazyfy hill Kafry and J ahara Khazyfy the big hill Kafry and Jabara Madhour hill Kafry and labara Mamoukhill Kafry and Jabara Mazeed Aga Hi11 K.afry and Jabara Mzybedhill Kafry and Jabara N arkas ruins Kafry and Jabara Rassem Al Shinsha Kafry and J ahara Rassem Bait Kareem Kafiy and Jabara Saayd Kahy hill Kafry and Jabara Sharwyrat hill Diyala province Page 19 of 25 district site Kafry and J ahara Shyan hill Kafry and Jabnra Sydlan bill Kafiy and J ahara TabaAjmy Kafty and J ahara TabaAli K.afry and J ahara TabaBan Kafry and J ahara TabaKauk Kafi:y and J ahara Taba Kawy hill Kafry and J ahara TabaNakla Kafry and Jabara Taba Rash (AI Aswad) Kafry and Jabara Taba Shourecn Kafry and Jabara Taba Yalaty Kafry and Jabara TabaZrouk Kafry and J abara Talyshan hill Kafry and J abara The northern Dwydah hill Kafry and J ahara The Southern Dwydat hill Kafry and I ahara Tht: western Klazyty hill Kafty and Jabara Tylanabill Kafry and Jahara Urn Al Hayaya hill Kafry and J ahara Yabazeen hill Kazanya Abu Hillal hill Kazanya Abu Nakeela hill Kazanya Abu Salybek hill Kazanya Abu Soleebak hill Kazanya AI Akaidher hill Kaunya AI Bustan hills Kazanya AI Dhahab hill Kazanya AI Gleea ruins Kazanya AI Raj Mahmoud hill Oiyala province Page 20 of25 district site Kazanya Al Hazem hill Kazanya AI Khazaf ruins Kazanya Al Mageesel hill Kazanya Al Nareejyat hills Kazanya AI Zounjybat hills Kazanya Alywyhill Kazanya Ashen Jamyay hill Kazanya Baba Kahjy site Kazanya Balkees hill Kazanya Bashyhill Kazanya Dalaay hill K.az;mya Dbabaay hill Kazanya Edreeshill K.azanya Emam Karaz Al dien Kazanya Eshan Dojelah Eshan Jay Al Khazala Kaz.anya EshanLajma Kazanya EshanLyma Kazanya Eshan Mazar Al Hay Yousif Kazanya Eyshan Zarzour Kazanya Hassna hill Kazanya Hazar Kyrry hill Kazanya Jajerma hill Kazanya Jaka darweesh hill Kazanya JoumaMamy Kazanya Kabran (K.yran) hill Kazanya Kamar Khan hill Kazanya Kashk AI Rehla hill K~tLanya Diyala province Page21 of2S district site K.azanya Kaza Tamorbill Kazanya Kouktaba Kazanya Kushk AI Radyfiya K.azanya Kute castle Kazanya Luka Shek hill Kazanya Maj Shcej hill K.azanya Makathou hill Kazanya Naays hill Kazanya Ramymhill Kazan.ya Salama hill Kazanya Sareema hill Ka1anya Sayd castle Kazanya Sayd Rahman (AI K.adhum; Son) .Kazanya Sayed Habeeb site Kazanya Sbaafeenhill Kazanya Shiek AI Akaidher hill Kazanya Taky hill .Kaz.anya Tall Nabyhill Kazanya Tarrawy hill Kazanya TarssafLajma bill Kazanya Tarssaq Eshan hill Kazanya Thalatha Emshen Kazanya The big Kusbk hill Kazanya The eastern AI Marjanyat hills Kazanya The northern AI Maijanyat hills Kazanya The small Kushk hill Kazanya The southern AI Marjanyat hills Kazanya The western AI Marjanyat hills Diyala province Page22 of25 district site Khanakeen Abada hill Khanakeen Abu Sakar hill K.hanak:een Abyadh hill (Taba Jermy) Khanakeen Ada.yhills Khanakeen Aluned Jawoosh hill Khanakeen AI Abbas hills (Abbas Khan) Khanakeeu Al Emam Abbas tomb hill K.hanakeen AI Emam Kudhair A1 Y ass tomb Khanakeen AI Emam Mohammed Khanakeen AI Had.eed (2) hills Khanakeen Al Hadeed {5) hills Khanakeen Al Mahata hill Khanakeen A1 Raha hill Khanakeen A1 Shiek Jassim hill (the castle) Khanakee:n Ali Al Saadoy village hill Khanakeen Ali Habbeb hill Khanakeen Ali Hill (the king castle) Khanakccn As-wad (Assad) hill Khanakeen Asyawruins K.hanakeen A:~:iz Bek hill Khanakeen Bait Darb Al Zoor Hussain Hyodhy hill .Khanakeen Ban Kawry (Kany Ber) Ba.keel hills Khanak:een Bawa Mahmoud hills (3) (Aziz. Sabar) Khauak.een Bawa Tak hill Khaoakeen Cy Thaban (3) (the deserted Area) Khanakeen Dar Katar hill K.hanakeen Dawodhill Kharutkcen Haj Ali Murad hill Diyala province Page 23 of25 district site Khanakeen Halkaz(2) Khanakeen HaJka:z hill (1) Khanakeen Jal Jim Takrefa hill Khanakeen Jarrad hill Khanakeen Jassim Jawad (AI Rahamla) hill Khanakeen Jerawa ruins Khanakeen Kaberstan hill Khanakeen Kalahhill Khanakeen Kalajabill Kbanakeen Kalhanny hill Khanakeen Kamar Aga hill Khanakeen Kanarlrill Khanakeen Kav.'l'Y hill Khanakeen Khashtakan hill Khanakeen Khaeyhill Khanakeen Mahroukhill Khanakeen Mangel hill ( 1) Khanakcen Mangel hill (2) Khanakeen Mee1taba Taba Kousteen Kawry hill Khanakeen Mwjanahill Khanakeen Neya Azis Khan Khanakeen Ramadban hill Khanakeen Rashid (3) hills Khanakeen Rashid hill Khanakeen Safeer ... hill Khanakeen Sahy (Ha:zyly) hill Khanakeen Sayed Sultan Ali H111 Khanakeen Shaheb hill (Kawy) Diyala province Page 24of25 district site Khanakeen Shaka (Majka) hill Khanakeen Sbamrunic hill Khanakcen Shiek Dawod hill K.hanakeen Shiek Raheem hill Khanakeen Sinan grave hill .Khanakeen Soleemhill Khanakeen Taba lamer (AI Malaab) .Khanakeen Taba Jamer hill Kbanak.een Taba Khasy AI Abbas hil1s Khanakeen TabaKute Khanakeen Taba Mahmoud Koulk hill .Khanakeen Taha Man!lour Ja<;hween hiU Khanakeen Taba Usuzany Khanakeen Tabazeen {Ibn Rashid) Khanakeen Takrefa hill - Khanakeen Taky hill Khanakeen teah Jatmy Emam Mousa Al Redha tomb hill Khanakeen The king palace hill Khanakeen The ruins ofHaj lbraheen hill Khanakeen The site (tomb) of AI Emam Sayed Ahmed Khanakeen The stone bridge ofKhanakeen the grave yard Khanakeen Tite tomb and hill of AI Emam Baba Mabmond Khanakeen The tomb of AI Emam Mooammed Bin Hudhyfa Khanakeen UmSalemhills Kbanakeen Victory villahe hill Diyala province Page 25 of 25 Baghdad province total sites: 099 district site total guards: 062 I AI Taji District (24) Abu Udham • I Bab AI Talsam (temporary} Agarguf Abu Jawon hill Agarguf Abu Kabas grave yard Agarguf Akcr hills Agarguf AI Bu Soda hills Agarguf AI Bu Suda village hilb Agarguf AI Hamdanya bjlJs Agarguf AI Jenaby hill (AI Kazna) Agarguf AI .Kanccsa hill Agarguf AI Radhy hill Agarguf AI Rass hill Agarguf AI Tabagy hill Agarguf Asmarhill Agarguf Bata hill Agarguf Dala hill Agarguf Kuba Mahmoud Agarguf Mukaimat hill Agarguf Mutawal hill Agarguf Royal palace Agarguf Shuker Mahmoud grave Agarguf Tareefhill Agarguf The eastern AI Aayma hill Agarguf The western AI Aayma hill Ba2hdad province Page 1 of 4 district Agarguf Agarguf AlMadaan AI Madaan AIMadaan AI Ma<laan AI Madaan AlMadaan AlMadaan AlMadaan AIMadaan AI Madaan AI Madaan AlMadaan ALMadaao AI Mada ~m AlMadaan AlMadaan AlMadaan AlMadaan AlMa.daan AI Madaan Al Yousifya AI Yousifya AI Yousifya A 1 Y ousi.fya Al Yousifya Al Yousifya site Toubia hill Urn Kafeesha hill Abu Sbaka hill (Abu Sharka) Al Bawy hills AI Karzya hill AI Madaan hills AIMajdawy Al Mofateshya and Eywan AI Madaan Ashjaly and the near sites like Abu Abya Bassrnaya and the near sites Jamdat AI Darb AI Towemat Kafajy Madar Hussain hills Maftool Abrata and AI Dawary hill Many bi1Js including two small hills Man1a Al Kadysya The first and the second AI Deraaya Jrills The western and eastern Abu Fahda hill The western Gafe and the easter Crafel hills Um Adlan Al Madbran UmShylmana Zahwa hills Abu AI Heet hills Abu Dejaj hill Abu Dhabaa' hill Abu Hadlan hill Abu Hayaya hill Abu Kabour hill Page 2 of4 · na~hdad province --·------------------ district site AI Yousifya Af Sahaky hills AI Yousifya Al Barooda hills Al Yousifya AI Dahab hills AI Yousifya AI Dally bill AI YousifYa AI Deer hill AI Yousifya AI Hamra AI Yousifya AI Hamra hill Al Yousifya AI Hamra hills Al Yousifya Al Jamaa'ya hills AI Yousifya AI Kabeer and AI Sageer Noweeder hill Al Yousifya AI Kadhya bills AI Yousifya AI Kantara hill near Salman Bak: AI Yousifya AI Kargolyat hills A1 Yousifya AI Kayamyat hill Al Yousifya Al Khabaza hill Al Yousifya Al Sadra hills AI Yousifya AI Salybyat hills AI Yousifya AI Samer hills AI Yousifya Al Showefat hills AI Yousifya AI Sour hill AI Yousifya Al Yousifya Al Yousifya Ali AI Dyleem.y hills AI Yousifya Ashbeesha hills AI Yousifya Awasha hill AI Yousifya EshanLafta AI Yousifya Hamed hill Al Yousifya Juraa't Gulma AI Yousifya Kareeb hills Baghdad province Page3of4 district AI Yousifya Al Yousifya Al Yousifya Al Yousifya AI Yousifya AI Yousifya AI Yousifya AI Yousifya AI Yousifya AI Yousifya AI Yousifya Al Yousifya Al Yousifya Al Yousifya AI Yousifya A1 Yousifya Al Y ousifya · Al Yousifya Al Yousifya site Kathwa hill Lateefa hills Madhar hill Mahymed grave Maleeta'a hill Mraa'y hifi Mtrajaa Nahar grave Nomanhill Sa bar city (Abu Haba) Sakeerhill Shyshbar h1 1ls The ancient Abby hill The northern Al Hargawy bill The northern and the southern Al Akeen hill The southern Al Jawan hills Umer (salokya) hill Weeserhill Yahi hill Page 4 of4 Baghdad province AI Anbar province total sites: 020 district total guards: 011 I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I j I site AI Anbar Museum AI Anbar site AI A wajy hill AIAwamy AI Bccra site Al Karabla AI MaamoUia site AI Maklouba site AI Mufateshya AI Ula site (Ahmed Al Muthana tomb) Ana Minaret Aswadhill A wad Farfara A wad llill Bayadh hill Farfara Jess hill Taljesb Teeba hill Yousif hill Page 1 of 1 AI Au bar province Babil province total sites: 450 district I I I I total guards: 110 I I I I I I I I I I I i I I i I ' I I I I I site Abed Al Razaq Abed al Sada Al Taj er (5) Abed Allah Abeed AbuAbraj Abu Abraj AI Sageera Abu Aja AbuAjal Abu Al Byareq Abu AI Daa'becl Abu Al Dhahab Abu At Dhahab Hawysb Abu AI Farass AbuAlHana Abu AI Laban Abu AI Mahasen Abu AI Thamer Abu AI Za'ar Abu Al Za'ar The external Fence of Babil Abu Alafa AbuAlyat Abu alywi AbuArzala AbuAudham Page I of 17 B:~bil province ---------------·-----· -· · district site I AbuAzza I AbuBayerya ' I AbuBazon I Abu Boria AI sageer I Abu Braj I AbuDahaa I Abu Dam I AbuDarbash I AbuDhahab I AbuDharoof I Abu Dhubaa I AbuHabaya I Abu Hajal I Abu Hamra I AbuHashy I AbuHatab I AbuHinta I Abu Housh I AbuHussan I Abu Jadouaa' I AbuJalab I AhuJama'a I AbuJamouss I ' AbuJaren I ' AbuJatham I ' Abu Kabour ' I Abu Kalen I Abu Kasal Babil province Page 2 of17 - district site I AbuKatal I AbuKazaz I AbuK.azeer I Abu Kazeer hill I AbuKerba I AbuRageefa I AbuRawaya I AbuRaya I AbuRotha I AbuSadaf I AbuSadyra I Abu Safeer hills series I Abu Saker I AbuSakrn I Abu Salbaka I Abu Satay I Abu Shaheeha I AbuSbajar I AbuSbalgam I Abu Shatt::en I AbuSubah I AbuTalouh I AbuTarbaka I AbuThamara I AbuTurab I Abulnfa I AbuZarka I Abusafecr Babil province Page3ofl7 district site I Ajrash I Ajresh I AI Abd or Waa'y I ' AI Abiadh I AIAbrak I AlAbyadh I AI Adroa' I AI Ahmar AI A yen I AIA.keer I AI Akeer hills I AI Akcr AI Tabya'y f AI Akydher I AI Ameer I AlA.seebah . I Al Aseebeh hills I AI Aseedaa' I AI Asfan I AI Aswad I AI Asydaa' I Al Asyod I Al Atess I AlAtkawy I AI Auja hills series I AI Aura I ALAwad I AlBadaa I Al Bahahat hills Series I Al Barguthyat Bnbil proYince Page4 of17 district site I Al Bu Jameel I Al Daa'lej I A I Daraa hills I AlDaral I AlDassam I AI Daweej I A1Deelm I AI Deer I AI Deer I AI Deer I AI Dhaher I AlDoyer I AI Dwyre I AI Feedha I Al Ferdous AI Meleh I A1 Ganamya I AI Gradeer I AI Had I AlHadaf I Al Hadya I A1 Hafayer i AI Hakiat ' I Al Hamer ' I AlHammer I Al HamZa....,ya I AlHana I AlHasnyal I I Al Hassan AI Hussain Page Sof l 7 Rabil province district site I AIHayader I ' AlHen I A1 Hijara (lak.jeer) I AI Hlytathy I AIJamda I AI Jamily I AI Jarboua'ya I AI Jassmiat I AI Jebsya hills series I AlKafacyat I Al kahareez & AI Jameeiy I AlKaldia I AI Kalka I AI Kaneesa I AI Karath I AI Kara'ya I AI Karba I AI K.arby and the extended hills I Al Kartya I AIKazna I AI Khaldia I AI Khan I AI Kifel Minaret I AI Kudhary Tomb I AIKudharya i AlKudher I AIKumsat I AIKumsya Babil province Page 6 of 17 district site I AIKuskuk I AI Kutaa hill ( l) I AlKyswiny I AIMaabad I AlMadya I AI Mahdy hill I Al Majeelbia (Babil) I AlMajhoul I AlMakramat I AlMakren I AlMaleh I AI Man soUiya I Al Maljania lands I AI Mash I AlMaskoon I AIMathbaha I AlMeleh I AlMout I AI Mutatisbia site I AIMuradya I AINaheb I AI Naheb I AI ~asyria lands I AlNumrod I AI Nylia ruins I AI Qutaa hill (2) I AI Rashid hill I AIRassem Babil province Page7of17 district site I AlRysya I Al Saa'yz I Al Sabaa' I Al Safah I a! Safy I Al Sahna hill I Al Salaa I Al Sayb I Al Shajeer I Al Sharry I AI Shiek Abbas I Al Shijar I Al Soda I Al Tabak I AI Tass I AI Thagra I AJ Toubry I AlTweem I AI Ulcs I AI Warish I AI Zalaly I Alemam Al Kudhur I Ali lbn Al Hassan I Alwanan I Alyahondy palace I Alymia I ~eely a Kary tfa I Antiquities of Babil Project Babil province Page8 of17 district site I Arab Shaheeb I Arkoub I Arouna I Asmaa' Bint Aamees I As wad I A swan I Atfunen I Auda hill I A wad I Awolad Al redha I Awyf I Babil Fence I Habil Musuem I Balhan I Banat Kareem Al Dien - I Banat Moss al Kadhum J Bandar I Barass NUI.\U"oud city I Bareeh I Barguthyat I Basarya I Batah , I Bouya I Daial Market I Darweesh I Dawod I Dhayaa I Dhwejhy and the other hills Babil province Page9 of17 district site I I Dogan I I Dukan AI Haswa hills I EmamAbbas I I Emam AI Dhaher I EmamAun I EmamBaker I Emam Kudher AI Kurayshy I EmamRashid I Emam Sayed Mosa I Emam Sief Al Dien I Emarn Zien Al Abdeen I Emam Zien AI abdeen I EshanAbbas I Eshan Abed Allah I EshanAhmed I Eshan Al Hassan I Eshan Dawood I Esban Haraka I Esban Hassan Harteesh I Esban Hussain I F..shan Saderwaa'y I EshanSafia I Faky I Fara I Fareed I Farjess I Gafel I Gazala Babil province Page 10 of17 district site I Geesh city & the hills extended , I Gredhab and Sakab ' I Greesh city I I Greeshcity I I Habel Ihraheem , I Haj Fadhel I I HajyAbbas I Hameed I Hameed AI Asfar I ' Hannal I Harza I Hassen I , Hazlam I I Hazom I Hinedy I • His ham I HoorAnana I • Hussain I • Hyjara I Ibk Al Hassan I Ibn Al Kadhum I • Ibn Saleh I lbraheem Al Haithamy hill I Jader I Jafeeman I • Jakjaka I Jalab { • Jamda Ali AI Mageer Babil province Page 11 of 17 district site Jamda 1\·azer I I I i i I I ' I I I I • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Jamdat Abeed Yasir Jamdat Kaser Al Nassya Jamdat Naser Jareebyaa't Jawher Jreebiat Juraat Juraat AI Dub Juraat A1 Has wa Juraat A1 Haswa. Juraat Sayed K.aaym K.abyba Kait Zabar Kait Zahar and all the hill extended with it Kait Zabar hills Kanawy Kargoufthe big and small Karkous ·with some hills K.arkOU/. I<.nrtynt AI Ara.q Kasser Al Dweeja Katouf Abu Borya Khan AI Dakak Khan Sayed Noor Khashom AI Theab Kufayat Page 12 of 17 Babil province , district site I Kutha . I Kuthat I Maa'bad I Mahajhaj I Mahdy I Mahood I Mahram I Majeeieeba Mantahra I Majeelia Babil I MajeeUya Fence (Babil),(Anana) I Majeera Raman I Majylaa' I Makla.a' Harran I Makren I Mar hash I Manno us I Mashhad AI Shamss I Mathuh ' I Mayouf I I Mohammed Bin Aij hill I Murad AI Umran I I Murshid I ' Musaa'd Palace I Myelha hills I Myzam I Old antiquities separated the eastern AI Hylaly page I Other Seperated hills I Part of Jary Saa'da Babil pro,·ince Page 13 of l7 district I I I I I ! ! I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I site Part ofKarry Saa'da Prophit Ayob hill Rabaa Ramsha Rashayed Al Turuk Romy Saa'ydan Safia Safwean Sajet Salea' Shat Al Arab Samaya Sareedeb Sareeser Sarydeeb Sawady Sa warn Sa yah Sayedlsa Sayed Jsmaail Sayed Mansom Sayed Mansour (At bu) Mustafa SaycdNoor Separated hills Separated hills Sepearted hills Seperated hills district ( 11) Seperated hills in AI Tabou village & Abu AI Sameej & AI Bu Gayadh Page 14 of17 Babil pro,·ince district I I I I I I I site Shabeeb Shareeb ShareefTabaja Shareem Shathytha ShiekNasir Shieka Sief gravel AI Akhthyat Siefhills I I I I I I I I I Small separated hills Small separated hills Small separated hills Small seperated hills Smayan Stywy Surat al Karas Taleefeeh I I I Talfah I I I I I I I I I Tarymish Tashour Teah AI Merry hills Tha second Abu Al Dahab Lmran The ancient Alsoura Arkoub & the hills round it The ancient AI Kashfya Arkouh The ancient Argoub Al Kadass The ancient Babil city The ancient Babil Site The ancient Greesh city Page JSofl7 Babil province district I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i ' I I I i i I I I I I site The ancient Greesh city (Al Aheemer) The ancient river of Al Jarboua'ya The ancient river of AI Menhawya (Abu AI Fadhel a1 Hussain) The eastern Habellbraheem The eastren Habel Ibraheem and the small hills extended with it The first and the second Abu Al dhahab The map lands The western Abu Abraj Three hill in Al hayween village Tobyan Tonbya Toreejan Turba Turfa Tweeba Tweem UmAl akareb UmAIAnteek Urn Al Dhabab and AI Nadly UmAIHusat UmAlwelad Urn Kathulal Dyza UmK.azyo UmNakeela Uman AI Zanbour Castle Umran hills Waa'y Ya'a soub AI Dien Page 16 of17 Babil provim:e district site I Yafel I Y asien Al Kudhyeir I Zaala I Zabar hills I Zareeba I Zoona Babil pro\'ince Page17ofl7 ···-· ··---·----··· -·-. ·--- Karbala province total sites: 083 district AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Aycn Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AL Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AL Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Aye.n Tanwur A1 Hussainia/Aycn Tamour A1 Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussa.in.ia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AL HussainiaJAyen Tamour Al Hussai..nia/Ayen Tamour A1 Hussainia/Aycn Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour A1 Hussainia/Aycn Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour total guards: 038 site Abu Bagal hill Abu Gesaib hill Abu Hadyba hill Abu Jady hill Abu Ja'ya hill Abu Kabour hill Abu Karron hill Abu Kuzama hill Abu Sakar bill Abu Samana hill Abu Shahyan hill Abu Turab bill Abu Zamet bill Ageer hill (5) AI Akaydher fort AI Akaydher hill AI Alwywa Maqam hill Bana Dint AI Kadhum. AI As wad hill (Al Hindia District) AI Buhatour hill AI Dukreeda bill AI Dhahab hill Al Doweer hill AI Hassan Din Mosa AI Kadhum. Tomb hill AI Haswa (AI Ka'ka'ya) hill Page 1 of4 Karbala province district Al HussainiaJAyen Tamour AllltL'lsainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour Al HU1Ssainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia/Aycn Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI HussainiaJAyen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tarnour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al HussainiaJAyen Tamour A1 Hussainia/Ayen Tamour A1 Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI HussainiaiAyen Tamour AI HussainiaJAyen Tamour Al Ilussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al HussainiaJAyen Tamour A1 Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AJ Hussainia/Ayen Tamour A1 Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Karbala province site Al Hindya District AI Rumer hills AI Hunnner hill AI Hummor hill AI Hussainia (side) Al Jazya hill (35 AI Wind) Al K.alaa' (AI Kamalia) hills Al K.asser hill AI Nakeela hill AI N akeela Khan Al Rashayed hill AI Sawara hill Al Sefcr hill AI Shyta hill AI Toukhill AI Zamily hill Al7..ayabel hill Aleema hill AlMenya hill Alyahlll Argoub AI Gazra Arkeethill Awlad AI Redha hill Dabyan hill Dalhamhill Eshan Abu AI Wawywa EshanAjwa Eshan Ajwal Pagel of4 district Al Hussainia! A yen Tamour AI Hussainia/ A yen Tamour Al Hussainia/ Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/ A yen Tamour AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia! Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia! A yen Tamour AI Hussainial Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainial A yen Tamour AI Hussainia/ A yen Tamour AI Hussainia/ A yen Tamour Al Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AlHussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia!Aycn Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Al Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Ayen Tamour Karbala province site Esban AI Shytah Eshan Mefleh Ethnay Ash.ai hill Haj Metlek hill Hajy Mohammed hill Halees hill (Abu As3ed) Hasswat Nassar (AI Kamalya) hill IbnSanarbill Jadya Masrab Jahamhill Jedya Yousif Kanoush or Bandar Ketal hin Khan AI Ateeshy Metrad AI Kail hill Mohammed Ibn AI Hassan Makam hill Nas~:ar hill Rakeet hill (AI Hindia District) Saied Abbas A1 Yasiry grave hill Shakeeman hill Shamotm palace Tarfa grdve hil The Ancient Abu Hashem hill The ancient AI Daweer hill The ancient Alcema hill The ancient eastern and southern AI Dweer hill The ancient Kareet hill The big Abraz hill The big and small Abraz hill Page3 of4 district AI Hussainia!Ayen Tamour AI Hussainia/Aycn Tamour AI Hussainia/ A yen Tamour site The Eastern Abu Turba hill The Western Abu Turba hill UmHakem K~trbala pro,ince Page 4 of4 An Najafprovince total sites: 061 district total guards: 034 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I site Abu Areefhill Abu Dhahab hill AbuHawywa? Abu Melahand the area armmd it AbuSyda Abu Zakeer grave yard AI Aheemar hill Al Amarra house AIAssy hill AI Barakya hill AI Hadawy site A1 Hamam site AI Hyra Al J arathecm hill Al Kazaal castle AlKornak AIKufa Al Kufa Museum Al Mufatishya and the Board site AI Nabtah hill AI Ramadi hills AI Sanyn s1te Al Sateeh site AI Syag hill Page 1 of3 An Na_jaf province district I I I I I site AI Talek site I I I f I I I I I I f f I I I I Alwat AL Faball Antiquities stores Atla A yen Al Hassan and the area around it BuALDabeeg Rsha hill Esban Gawyly Esban HatTamy Hateeba bills and the area near it Ibn Al Hassan grave yard and the area near it Ibn AI Hassan hills Kandyra hills Kantarat Saada Karry Saada Kany Saada and the Area around it Karry Saada antiquities Karyzan hill Khan AI Hamad KhanJadaan Middle Atla I I I I f I I Myrzanhill Naheb site Sbareeh Al Kadhy site and the sites around it Taayryzat site Tarfat AI Gazalat and the sites around it Tarkat AI Fatla and Al Dalkla? Tannat AL lbrahccm Page 2 of3 An Naiaf province district site I Tamnat Al Fatla { The southern Atla { The western Al Assya site I The western Atla I Um Al Jara theem hills I Um Kashem site I Wakiss site I Waksa site I Zageetan site An Najaf pro'Vince Page 3 of3 W a sit province total sites: 051 district AlAhrar A!Ahrar AI Ahrar Al Azizya AI Azizya AI Baslular AIBashaar AI Mouafaqua AI Mouafaqua AI Mouafaqua AINuamanya Al Nuatrumya Al Nuamanya AI Nuamanya Al Sowera Al Suwyra AlZubaydya At Zubaydya Al Zubaydya Badra Badra Badra Jassan Jassan total guards: 041 site AI Dhabaay hil1s AI Jalha hill Bassmaya hill At Kaman hill Mcleej hills Abu Ajal hill Ibraheem hill Abu Hadyda hill Mareekas hill The western and eastern AI Kawlyat hiU Abu Dhahab hill Al Musbal:Jya hill AI Nuamanya hill Samar hills Abu Gafel hills AI Dhubaay hills AI Hawccj hill Al Taweel hill Ambader hill AI Abed hills Al Hadharhills Kalmat hill Abd AJJab lriU Abu Udham hill Page 1 of2 Wasit province district site Jassan Abzeela trill Jassan AI Altmar hill Jassan AI Baghdadya hill Jassan AI Bteera hills Jassan AI Dahan hill Jassan AI Mader hill Jassan AlMashad Jassan Al Merzabat hills Jassan AIRahyat Jassan Al W adaa hills Jassan Aswadhill Jassan Bandarhill Jassan Dannouk Jassan Matajeej hill Jassan TI1e big AI Keek hills Jassan The big At Rassll8y hill Jassan The small AI Rassasy hill Jassan UmAl Jayanhill Jassan UmAI Rawafhills Shiek Saad AI Kahan hills ShiekSaad AI Manak hill Wasit Abu Hareeb hill Wasit AI Ageer hill Wasil At Sen hills Wasit Majemat hills Was it Sayess hill Wasit Wasit city Wasit. pruvince Page 2 o£2 AI Qadisiya province total sites: 144 total guards: 092 district site I I Ab Shawar hill I I Abu Ad.hum. hills I AbuKubour ' ' Abu Najem hills ' ' Akar hills I AI Amareen bill I AIBahryat I AI Hawal bills I AI Humar hills I AlMahtha I A1 Nuwaser hill I AI Ramamya ruins site I AI Romy hill I AI Romys bills series I Al Soura hill I Al Zoutya I AI Zylya city I AI Zylya city village I Antarhills i Antar hills kait Al Sada series ' ' Eshan AI Abyadb I Eshan AI Ahmad I Eshan Al Sayed I I EshanAzeer Pagel of6 AI Qadisiya province district I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Afak Afak Afak Afak Afak Afak Afak Afak Afalc. Afak Afak Afak site Jamdat AI Abtan Jamdat Al Salman Kees hill :\fadeen hill The ancient AI Delemya site The ancient AI Emam Al Dhaher hills The ancient AI Masraj bill and it's follo\\ings The ancient city ofNafar The ancient Fara site The northern and Southern Al Sameh The profit Shyayb hill Tire right and left Dream hills The right and the left Dream hill The small Eshan The west Alawyat hills Um AI Touss hills Abu Jawn hills Abu Kurfan bill Abu Uwejfa hills Ajeel hills A1 Abyadh hill AI Salaa Al Zanakat Dahamhill Dareeham hill Eshan AI Takna Haweesa Maklek Page 2 of6 AI Qadisiya province district site Afak Shatt AI Nee! hills Afak Small hills Afak. The ancient Al Sakra site Afak The ancient Na.far site Al Bedyer Abu A1 Zaateet AlBedyer Adleehum hill AI Bedyer AI Aareess hill AIBedyer AI Hammer hills AlBedyer AI Laham hill AlBedyr Farra hill AlBedyre Abu Hatab hill AlBedyre Al Hawy hills AI Bedyre Al Rafea hills ALBedyre Farra hill AlBedyre llindy hill AlBedyre Sowelan hills AI Bedyre UmBarjy AlDagara Abu Barod hill A1 Dagara Abu.Karwa ALDagara Al Ahnya site AlDagara AI Ilourya site AlDagara AI Sak:ra hill AI Dagara Bint AI Ameer hill AlDagara Erriam Abu Shchab bill AlDagara Haroon hill ALDagara The big Abu Jabeer hill AlHamza Al Hysshill AlHamza AJ Marraj hill Al Qadisi}'a province Page3 of6 district site AlHamza Al Shakayer hills AI Ham1:a Howay Salat site AI Mahnawya Abu Sakul hill AlMahnawya AIAhssarbill AlMahnawya Al Anteek hill AI Qade.sya AI Sayd hill AI Qadesya Kareenhill AI Qadesya The museum and AI Mufateshya AlSadeer AI Aryan hill Al Sadeer Hanbalhill Al Sadeer Madeen hills Al Saiabya AI J akwn hill AI Salahya EshanAker Al Shafeaya Eshan Gadeer Al Shafeaya Gadeer hills AI Shafiaya Kanyzyrat hills AI Sham.ya AIDamakhill AI Shamya Al Zhyriat AI Shamya Eshan Khaled Asytha Sadoomhill Asytha WannahiU Asytha? The eastern AI Dawaran hill Asytha? The western Al Dawaran hill Gamas AI Kazaal castle Gamas As wad hill Gamass AbuKabour Garuass Abu Kawary hills Gamass Al Madhya hills Al Qadisiya province Page 4 of6 ·--·------- district site Gamass AI Megotrat hills Gamass AI Nawamhill Gamass AI Sabosya site Gamass Kazeer Gamass Maneeth.er hill Gammas Eshan Hassna Gammas Eshan Salbouk ' Nafar Abu AI Melah hill Nafar Eshan Sayed Redha Summar Abu Adhum hil1s series Summar Abu AI Fadhel hill Summar Abu Bakaa hill Summar Abu Salabeek Summar Abu Salabeek site Summar Abu Shalab SUIIIIIW' Abu Zahoon hill Surrunar AI Aheemar hill Swnmar AI Nedhamy hill Summar Al Romy hills Summar AI Sayed hill Summar Al Zablya city Summar AI Zablya ruins hills Sunnnar Eshan AI Shemany Sunnnar Eshan Mudher Summar Haman Dyat hills Summar Kait AI Sada series Summar Lehyat Summar RaasAIBaao AI Qadisiya province :Page 5 of6 district site Summar The ancient A1 Aheemar site Summar The ancient AI Ahmar hill Summar The big Rassan hill Sunnnar The eastern and western side Abu Salabeek Summar The eastern side Summar The left hill Dreams Swnmar The right hill Dreams Swnmar The small Rassan hill AI Qadisiya province Page 6of6 AI Muthana province total sites: 152 district site I Abed hill I Abu AI Ajareej hill I Abu A1 Daneen I Abu Al Daneen hill I Abu AI Fadhel hills (4) I Abu Al Jarthya hill I Abu Barya hill I Abu Borya hill I Abu Burya hill I Abu Daf cn hill I Abu Daja hill I Abu Halyfa hill I Abu Jadoa hill I Abu J aleeba hill I Abu Jamda hill I AbuJamdahill I Abu Jamra hill I Abu Jawen hill I Abu Kraz hill I Abu Rewaya hill I Abu Sakra hills ( 4) I Abu Shaleefhill I Abu Thakar hill I Abu Udbam hill total guards: 039 Al Mutbana province Page 1 of6 district site I I Abu Uja hill I I Ahmed Al Warak hill I I AIAhmarhill I ' AlAjazhill I I AI Akoush hill I AlAkweesh I AI Alya hills series (7) I ' AlA wafy hills I ' Al Dhabaay hill I Al Dhabaay hill I AI Dhamen hill I ' AI Dhulua castle I AI Dhulua hill I AI Hadadya hill I Al Hamam hills I AI Hawyhill I AlHeezhill I Al Hurnar hills I Al Karma hill I AI Kuthill I AI Lahouba hill I Al Mahshya hill I AI Majarja hi11s I AI Majrajaa hill I AI Maktom hill I Al Masandya hill I Al Muta Sawel hill I AI Mutasawel hill Al.Muthana province Pagel of6 district I I I I I site AI Nafeejy hill AI Nafeejy hill AI Kajemy hills series AI Rabya Castle AlRahabill I I I I I I I Al Rakess bill AIRaryhill AI Saho bill AI Saror hills series extended on (5) km district (102) AI Satjaj hills AI Sharydo hill AI Soda and Eshan Hamdan I I I I I AI Souda hill AI Sowyb hill AI Sowyb hill AlTawee I I I I I AI Taweel hill AI Teena city AI Tolany hill AI Wark Al Warkaa city Al Warkaa city Al Zalaka hill I I I I Al Zarka hills I I Aiwat Kadeer Aswadhill Aswadhill AtlcclBan Page 3 of6 AI Muthaoa province district site I Awelyhill I Banat AI Hassan hill I Bawa hills I Breej castle I Dahleez hill I Emam Mcz her hills I Eshan Abu Aweejela I Esban Abu Bat I Eshan Abu Karouf I Eshan Abu Mabkan I EshanAfass I Eshan Aflufa . I Eshan At Dhabaay I Esban A1 Hanouna I Eshan Al Louty I Eshan AI Mujrem I Eshan Al Sawaad I Eshan A1 Sawalem I Eshan Al Shareeda I Rshan AI Soda I EshanAmer I Eshan Baryss · I Eshan Howeder I Eshan Maamar I EshanMamar I Eshan Saay i Guraba hill I Hajeel hill AI Muthana pro,·ince Page 4 of6 district site I Hassen hill I Hills within the district (l 2 Barakat) I Howaydy hill I Howysh AI Sada hill f Jassed hill f Jazazat hills I Kadeer hill I Kassef hills series I Kunfesana hill I Kunfussana hill I Lakwesag bill I Maarnar hill I Maftool Radan I Mageely hill I Maja heel hill I Majeel hill I Makran hill I Maktoom hill I Mathren hill I Mazlak hill I Mohammed bill I Rabyaa hill I .Ramadhan castle I Rashid hills I Ruins hill I Ruins bill I Sarydan hill I Sayed Ali grave yard hill Al Muthana province PageS of6 district site I I Shahalhill , I Shaher hills , I Shanyour hill I Shatona hill I Sites within distance (16) km I I Srydanhill , J Talal hills (4) I , Tamah hills (5) I I Tamata hill I I The ancient AI Warkaa city f I The eastern profit Ibraheem hill f I The profit Sulaiman hill f ' Um AI Doud hill f ' Urn AI Ressas hill I ' Urn AI Shaayr hill I UmByhyhill AI Muthana province Page6 of6 Maysan province total sites: 252 total guards: 146 district site I Abd Al Hussain AI Lamy bills I Abjo I ' Abu AI Majarish ( • AbuAISakar ( ' AbuAIWawya f Abu Aleeillll I AbuAlyma I AbuAlzoul f AbuAmoud I AbuDhabaa I AbuHadyda I AbuHajel I AbuHalouk I AbuJawela I AbuKabrra I AbuKaforra I AbuKamees I AbuKashab I AbuKassewa I AbuKhafora I AbuKysiwa I Abul..awenta I Abu Lawnta (1) I AbuRak:ba Maysan province Page 1 oflO district site ' I AbuRassen ' I AbuR.ccsba ' I AbuRoha I AbuRukba I Abu Sakeer I Abu Shareeba I Abu Sh,Y.ja ' J Abu Tabaa I Abu Tamor I Abu Tamor I AbuUdham I Abuguraib , I Adran ' I Afeesan ' I AlAhmar , I AlAlmaar I AI Akrass Abu Jadida I AlAkydher ( I Al Alv.'Ya grave I AlAlywy I AI Amara I AlAmarra I AlAmya , I AlAneezy I AlAntarya I AlAuda ( I AlAwda I AlAzeer Maysan province Page2of10 district site I AI Aziz . I • AlBaja I A1 Baja (Al Mazar) I I AlBand I I AlBarbarya I I AIDaam I I AlDoub ' I AlFara I AI Gadeer I AIGaryr I A1 Hafa I AI Hana I AIHaneen I A1 Harrak I A1 Haryr I AI Haweer I AlHussan I Al Iz river bilJs Area I AI Jadawy I AI Jamilat I AIJawy I AlJomelat I AI Kaar I AIK.abab I AlKafa I AlKaWaa I AlKamees I Al K.amesa Maysan province Pagc3 oflO district I I I I ! I site AlKamess AlKatarat AI Kataral AI Dayaya lhe northem and southern AlK.awly AIKuba AI Kuban hill I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I AlKudhar AlMadaj AlMadhya AI Madhya AlMadyna AI Maftool AlMaftoul AlMaimoun AI .M.airnouna AI Majar and AI Rahya AI Malaah AlMalath AI Mamar AI Kabecr AlMaqam Al Maqam hills AlMashrah AlMasyla AlMatawy AlMathar Al Mathar Area AlMaymouna AlMshrah Page 4 of 10 Maysan pl'ovince district site I AI Mufatishya I ' AlMusharah I ' AINabd ' I AINajmy I AINeshama I ' AI Nuyaam. I Al Nwesyria hills series I AlRagal I AIRamyly I AlRasem I AIRassem I AI Sahly I AI Saialy I AI Salam I Al Sabnan - I AI Sarroul I AI Sarrout I AI Shaaura I AI Shagiyat I A I Shahaty AI Shimaly I AI Shamasbir I AI Shambajy I AI Sbatanyat I A1 Shataty AI Jinoby I AI Shatherya I AI Shaty I AIShaweeh I AI Sour May5an provinee Page SoflO district site I AI Taaylat I AlTaeb I Al Tall I AI Tall I Al Thybia i Al Tweem I AIUda I I Al Wadha I AlWany I AIWawya I ' I AlZabaly ' I AI Zabaly the north llltd the south ! AlZahyry ! AlZal~ema I AIZamily I Al Zijya I AlZour I AI Zubeer I AlZyhiry I Alazeer I Albu Kames hill series I AliA! Garby I Ali Al Sharky I Ali Alzaki I Alwawya I AI den I Aziza i Bak:isbat Page 6of10 Mavsan province .. district site I Balka Abu AI Dhurouk I Bareeja I Dahi I Darraj I Dukan I Dwihas I Falufia I Falytlla I Galya I Garecr I Hahy I Hanayez I Haweeta I Hayz I Jamha I Jreebaat I Jreebyaat I Kadhylim I Kame at I Kameat I Kar AlHayak I ' Kar Al Hayak I Karbala I Kashab I Kashab A1 salam I I Kerba I Komeat I Kurba Maysan province l Page 7 of lO district site I Kurra Taba f ' Lamba I Mageereef f ' Mahtab I Majeera I Malikyta I Maqam Sayed Ahmed AI Refaay hills I Mazmal I Mdahlez I Mdahliz I Mohammad AI Salman Fadaam I Mohannned AI Salman I Mliby I Mshybed I Nannal I North At Hafa I RwadA!Hady I Saad river I Saleh Castle I Saleh Castle previously I Salihat I Salyhimat I Sayed Ahmed AI Refaay I Sayed Hw.er I Sayed Hussain I SayedKalaf I Saved Saad • i Shababik Maysan pt·ovince PageS oflO district site I Shyheef I ' Shyma I The big and small Allt::emy I The big and small and the middle Mahmeya I ' The eastern Al Zajeen I The eastern Asanthreeth I The eastern Ashteet I The Museum f The northern Al Zabaly I The northern and southern Abu Aleema I The northern and southern Abu Kafoura I The northern and southemFaroj Hagal I The northern and southern Kaya I The northern and southern Urn Jareef I The southern AI Zabaly I The eouthem and northen Al K.asaf I The southern Mejar I The western Asheet I The western Ashteet I The western Mejar I UmAIHenna I UmAlHenna I UmAlKassaf I Urn AI Tananyr f UmAIUdham I UmAI Wawya I Urn Aljaraat Faroush I UmAraneb M aysan province Page9 oflO district site I UmHurra • I UmZareeba I YaJ:Y.jaa I I Zaneed . '' May!ian province Page 10 of 10 Dhi Qar province total sites: 105 district site I Abu AI Housh I ' Abu AI Mash i Abu Al Sala Beek I ' AbuAlWawia ' I Abu AI Wawia ' I Abu Arnoud I Abu Dhabaa' ' I Abu Roos ' I AbuSakeer I AbuSamaj I Abu Shajeera I Akbybal I Al Abeed hill • I AlA jed hill • ( AI Akydlnu I AlAI waya ' I AlAiwia I AlAlwia I AlAwadyat I AlBadawy I AI Batra I AI Feesyb I AlHabaa' I AlHamadiat total guards: 133 Page 1 or4 Dhi Qar provin~e district site I Al Hamdha I AIHaneeth I A1 Jamda I Al Jeeder I Al Kudhyral I AI Laadya I A1 Mahlakyal I AI Majateel hill I AI Maia'b I Al Mansouriat i AlMaqtar I A!Marbed I Al Masiliat I AlMa'ydyat I AI Mazerer I AlMubasher I AI Mufatishia and the Musuem I I AlRameedh I AlRameel I AIResafa I Al Safar hill I AI Sahaml Agol I AI Sakeerat I A1 Sakeery I Al Sankara I Alsharief I AI Shiek grave I A1 Tall Dbi Qar provinee "Page 2 of4 ----------------------------------·----- district site AlTweem I I I I I I I I AI Zahaj AIZarky Al Zubai<liat Arkita Asslan A twa Audahill j . I I I I • ! I I Awela Banat AI Hassan Bazyk Bearo Choka Dabul Dahyrian Eshan AI Kubal I Eshan AI Sabaa't I Eshan A 1 Taleeha I I I I I Eshan Al Taweel Faleeha hill Feesyb Galbal Gamsa hill I I • I I f Guarding the Museum and Al Mufatishia building Hamrra and Sammara Hoor Al Marasbda lsa and Mosal Jabara hill Page 3 of 4 Dbi Qar province district I I j I i I I I I site Jajeess Jamda hill Karsso hill Kraia - . Kresat Kuba Tarfa hill Lybmal Mlctaa' I I I Sayed Hanan Talyhal Tarfahill I I I I I I The big and the small Al Shahina The profit lbraheem house Tola (Lagash) Urn Aal Dananeer UmAlAbbasy UmAlAkareb I I I Urn AI Araneb Al Ja"'Y UmAlBatosh UmAI Sebaa' I I UmAlTaheem Um AI Tananeer I I I UmKateefal Ur Zakura I Zargal Page4 of4 Dhi Q.ar province AI Basrah province total sites: 010 district total guards: 009 I I ! I I I I I I I site Abu AI Mahamer AbuAISakar Abu Sakar hill Al Anbarry hill Al Basrah Musuem Kayaber hills Saneesl Emam Abbas Tayriz hills The anc1ent A1 Basrah city The site and stores of Al Basrah Board Page 1 ofl AI Basrah pro"Vince ,_, ....... --~,;,.: .... . \ • Office of the Administrator Coalition Provisional Authority Baghdad, traq 6 July, 2003 MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHIEF OF STAFF, COMBINED JOINT TASK FORCE 7 FROM ADMINISTRATOR, COALITION PROVISIONAL AUTHORITY SUBJECT: Tasking Letter 3185-01 -Archeological Site Security " Reference: Request from the Ministry of Culture and Request for Information email from l(b)(6) I dated 25 June 2003. I request that the Commander, Combined Joint Task Force 7. take the appropriate action to provide security for the top 40 archeological sites in country. The following is required: WHAT: Provide 24/7 security to top 40 archeological sites ' WHERE: Archeological sites listed in the Exec! spreadsheet attachment to the email from j(bJ(6) Iabove. WHEN: 10 July 2003. BACKGROUND: UNESCO has reported to AMB BREMER that video tape taken over the last two days shows looters removing archeological artifacts from the archeological site at !SIN in the vicinity of grid 38RNA26127 27935. . r For additional information, caul(b)(3):10 usc §130b ISIPRNET j(bJ(6 l IN IPRNETI(bJ(6J I Ministry of Culturel(bJ(2) I The Reguirements Coordination Office (RCO) point of contact isl(bJ(6l I He can be reached at (SIPRNET) (b)(6) ~- p t~nne y Chief of Staff (b)(3):10 usc §130b I • r fl ~.:..:=...._-~---~ 1 2 3 1( : ~. ·e t. rell 4 . ,,.,. Tell ;:,1. '"" 5 291 •• 6 Tell 7 Uruk 8 I " Tell <:. ~;_ 9 ~----~d k ____ +---~T~te~ '~= 1u f ~ ~~~ 1 0 d k*'"• Tell Umm -• ~b ~ ~~~-+---~ K~~~·--4----~ ~~4~~ l4 G, .. ,,,.. T "II" Bad 1 •• ··4n 1 s 1 " ~al- t~j l~ ~t=~~l U r~==t===~T ~ell~ ~ !-·- - 17 1-l-.t • ., tell A ...... .,, 1raq Archeologocal Sites I I UTM X 526127 ·"'· . CA )(lj . 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