1.

The Relationship Between The Assyrian Kings and Their Gods

Pages 3-19
Ali Yassen Aljuboori

2.

The University of Mosul and its archaeological activity

Pages 13-20
Amer Suleiman

3.

Samarra's ornamentation patterns and their influence on the ornamentation of Mosul in the third century AH / ninth century AD

Pages 21-30
Ahmed Qassim Aljumaah

4.

Hatra Kingdom: Political Situation

Pages 31-49
Jaber Khalil Ibrahim

5.

The palace of king Ashur-aḫi-idina in Nineveh -Reading and Analyzing the Inscriptions and Archaeological Evidences

Pages 51-61
Khalid Salim Ismael

6.

The Royal Streets obelisks in Nineveh between the Biblical Text and the Art Scene

Pages 61-75
Nawala Ahmed Al-Mutwally

7.

The role of surveying and archaeological excavations in writing the history of ancient Iraq

Pages 75-82
Sabah Jassim Al Shukri

8.

List of names of workers from the city of Meturan

Pages 83-96
Ahmed Kamel Mohamed

9.

The Written Quotation Behind the Epic of Gilgamesh and Its visual Dimensions Through the Ancient Iraqi Civilization Judea and Hammurabi as a Model

Pages 97-116
Juhaina Hamid Hassani

10.

The ancient Iraqi philosophical thought is a base for Greek philosophy

Pages 113-118
Shaalan Kamel Ismail

11.

Rebellion and disobedience in the Neo-Assyrian Kingdom (911-612 BC)

Pages 119-132
Safwan Sami Saeed

12.

Two unpublished cuneiform texts from the Ur III Period

Pages 133-143
Khaled Haider Othman Al-Hafiz

13.

Water supply and disposal in Assyria in the light of cuneiform sources.

Pages 145-157
Eman Hani Alloush

14.

Al-Khawser River in Cuneiform Sources

Pages 158-176
Abdul Rahman Younis Abdul Rahman

15.

Relative Pronoun and its Relative Clause in the Akkadian Language

Pages 177-188
Hassanein H. Abdulwahed

16.

Geometric Motifs in ancient Sumerian Art

Pages 189-199
Ghassan Mardan

17.

Examples of wild animals on the Assyrian sculptures - selected samples

Pages 201-212
Yasmin Yassin Saleh

18.

Archaeologists and Heritage Experts and Their Successive Generations in Iraq

Pages 213-220
Abdullah Ameen Agha


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