- Agade
- Presents the discovery of ruins of the royal library of the great-grandson of Sargon II, city and culture of Akkad, and its fertile location.
- Airmen, Iraqis Gig Up Ancient Site
- Reports on the unearthing of Kirkuk air base with some artifacts, and site examinations.
- The Baghdad Museum Project
- An independent international program to support the Baghdad Museum (the Iraq National Museum) and assist in recovery of looted items; includes news and resources.
- Comets, Meteors and Myth
- Presents connection and representations of comets, meteors and myths, coincidences, cultural impacts and evidences.
- Cuneiform Tablets
- Presents Library of Congress’ collection of clay tablets, cones, and brick fragments, with images and historical documentations.
- Diyala Project – Object Photos
- Presents collection of images on ancient artifacts from different excavation and site recoveries.
- Excavations at Khorsabad
- Uncovers architecture of the city and decoration of buildings, and the discovery of the colossal human-headed Assyrian bull.
- Iraq Appeals to Berlin for Return of Babylon Gate
- Article detailing Iraqi researchers' appeal for the artifact's return to its homeland.
- Museum Madness in Baghdad
- Information on the looting of the Iraq Museum includes details on the examining layers of evidences.
- Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project
- Maintains database of neo-Assyrian texts, and publishes series of monographic studies and critical texts.
- Nippur – Sacred City of Enlil
- Article details Mesopotamian chronological table, bibliography, map, and plan of Nippur with indicated excavation areas.
- Nippur Excavation
- Details the holy city of Nippur, history of excavations, current programs, articles and reports.
- Prosopography of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
- Research tool contains information on religion, folklore, ideology and mentality, inscriptions, and source of different names and languages.
- Stolen Stones – The Modern Sack of Nineveh
- Information on the exploration of the ruins of Nineveh and rediscovery of the lost palace of Sennacherib includes images, museum and sculptures.
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