After 180 years of palace-focused excavations, archaeologists finally map Nimrud’s hidden Lower City

Researchers from the University of Udine have presented new discoveries concerning the lower city of Nimrud, a significant ancient Assyrian capital in northern Iraq. These insights emerge after nearly two centuries of archaeological work that primarily focused on the site's palatial structures.

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