Tell Ingharra

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Tell Ingharra is a major archaeological mound associated with the ancient Sumerian city of Kish in modern-day Iraq, known for remains spanning several early Mesopotamian periods.

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Tell Ingharra canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
tell (archaeological mound)
associatedWith ancient Sumerian city of Kish
belongsToCivilization Akkadian Empire
Old Babylonian Kingdom
Sumerian civilization
linked to: Sumer
chronologicalScope early Mesopotamian periods
country Iraq
culturalPeriod Sumerian
linked to: Sumer
culturalRegion Southern Mesopotamia
linked to: Lower Mesopotamia
hasArchaeologicalSignificance sequence of early Mesopotamian cultural phases
urban development of early Mesopotamian cities
hasArchaeologicalStrata Akkadian period
Early Dynastic period
Old Babylonian period
hasLanguageContext Akkadian language
linked to: Akkadian

Sumerian language
heritageType ancient Near Eastern archaeological site
knownFor remains spanning several early Mesopotamian periods
locatedIn Kish
locatedInCountry Iraq
locatedInGovernorate Babil Governorate
linked to: Babylon Governorate
locatedInRegion Mesopotamia
modernNearbyCity Al-Hillah (region of Babil Governorate)
partOf archaeological remains of Kish
partOfArchaeologicalComplex Kish archaeological complex
regionHistorically Lower Mesopotamia
siteType multi-period settlement mound

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Kish hasArchaeologicalMound Tell Ingharra
Tell Uhaimir hasNearbySite Tell Ingharra