Iraqi archaeologists piece together ancient treasures ravaged by IS

Archaeologists in Iraq are painstakingly piecing together ancient treasures at the Nimrud site, destroyed by IS fighters in 2014, with over 35,000 fragments already found. The restoration project involves reassembling bas-reliefs and sculptures from nearly 3,000 years ago, showcasing intricate details of Assyrian King Ashurnasirpal II’s palace. The process is complex, requiring international support, and is expected to take 10 years to complete, preserving the heritage of Mesopotamia for future generations.

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