This study was conducted to quantitatively assess the architectural data stemming from 70 buildings usually considered as bent-axis temples, a type of Mesopotamian temple mainly constructed 2900 2300–2200 BC. The reviews, region-by-region and site-by-site, dimensions rooms “holy holies”, registering width, length, surface area. results are discussed in comparison previous reception tripartite b...

In this study, a large seismological dataset from the Mesopotamian Network (MP) and Iranian Seismological Center (IRSC) was analyzed to relocate earthquakes with magnitude Mw ≥ 4 for period between August 2014 April 2021 that occurred in Outer Arabian Platform of Iraq. The Computer Programs Seismology (CPS) wrer used purpose. iterative method applied earthquakes. these also calculated using MbL...

The goal of this paper is to enhance the Chartalist approach to the origin of money, by embedding it in the concrete historical and socioeconomic circumstances of ancient societies, such as Ancient Mesopotamia ca. 4000 B.C. to 2500 B.C. It will be argued, that given the absence of bureaucratic tools such as writing, census systems and formal means of personal identification to detect those with...

This article attempts to read William Faulkner’s novel As I Lay Dying (1930) within the recent theoretical framework of Anthropocene. It pays particular attention local appearance Anthropocene in interwar American South, which became visible flooding and deforestation. argues that story hill-farming Bundren family requires more than an ideological reading would emphasize eventual assimilation m...

Abstract This work intends to delineate the petrophysical properties and reservoir quality of Albian sequence in Mesopotamian Basin which has been deposited as a siliciclastic sequence. The well log data (including caliper, gamma-ray, density, photoelectric factor 'PEF', neutron, sonic, resistivity logs), derived from eight wells SWM (Southwest Mesopotamian) Oilfield, was studied interpreted us...

Burial mounds piled high with enemy corpses are well known in Mesopotamian inscriptions as symbols of victory, but no archaeological examples have so far been recovered. Archaeological investigations a tall mound adjacent to the site Tell Banat Syria revealed an unusual, late third-millennium BC mortuary population, dominated by adult and sub-adult males. The systematic placement these human re...

The X Formation, which dates from the Late Cenomanian to early Turonian, is largest carbonate reservoir in Iraq's South Mesopotamian Basin. There are two shallowing-up depositional periods it, begin with deep water mudstone associated wackestone, gradually shallows into rudist and dominated by big foraminifera shoals barriers, followed lagoonal intertidal facies. identification of five distinct...