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  • near eastern[6]
  • animal figurine[1]
  • crescent[1]
  • sickle[1]
  • spindle whorl[1]
  • wall cone[1]
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  • iraq[6]
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  • pre-flood[6]
  • found 5 1/2 to 6 m. below brick pavement dated ca. 3100 b.c. in the prehistorical settlement. transition from post to pre flood levels. p.g. n.w.[2]
  • found 6 to 7 m. below brick pavement dated ca. 3100 b.c. in the prehistorical settlement. level of the pre flood period. pg. n.w.[4]
  • terracotta[6]
terracotta
pre-flood

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31-17-321E

31-17-321E

Spindle Whorl

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31-17-321C

31-17-321C

Animal Figurine

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31-17-321A

31-17-321A

Wall Nail

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31-17-320I

31-17-320I

Wall Cone

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31-17-320H

31-17-320H

Crescent

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31-17-321B

31-17-321B

Sickle

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