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New Archaeological Mounds and Euphrates Path in Southern Iraq
The discovery of three new archaeological mounds and the ancient course of the Euphrates River south of Iraq has been announced by the Directorate of Antiquities and Heritage of Dhi Qar Governorate, in cooperation with an Iraqi-French excavation team. The findings indicate human settlement dating from approximately 6000 BC until around 500 BC, including the construction of a structure believed to have served as a docking site for ancient ships. This discovery highlights the historical significance of the region, which has witnessed multiple phases of ancient civilizations, such as the Sumerian dawn period, the Third Dynasty of Ur, and the Old Babylonian Era.
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