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Uruk-Warka

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Uruk-Warka

  1. Alternative name for the ancient city of Uruk, especially in reference to the modern archaeological site.
    • 2007, Roger Mattews, “Uruk-Warqa, Iraq”, in World Archaeology[1], number 23:
      Like all south Mesopotamian sites, Uruk-Warka was constructed largely of sun-dried mud-brick.
    • 2011, Justin Jennings, Globalizations and the Ancient World, Cambridge University Press, page 58:
      Uruk-Warka is one of many ancient massive mounds situated along the Tigris and Euphrates River in modern Iraq.