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Mashkan (Persian: ماشكان, also
Romanized as
Māshkān and
Mashkān; also
known as Māshgān and Mashkiān) is a
village in Lahijan-e
Gharbi Rural District,...
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Mashkan-shapir (modern Tell Abu Duwari, Al
Qadisyah Governorate, Iraq) was an
ancient tell
roughly 30
kilometres (19 mi)
north of
Nippur and
around 90...
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Mashkan is a
village in West
Azerbaijan Province, Iran.
Mashkan may also
refer to:
Mashkan-shapir, Iraq Maskan, Iran Meshkat, Iran This disambiguation...
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Green –
Pasadena Playhouse Old
Wicked Songs (2002) –
Professor Josef Mashkan –
Rubicon Theatre Company Tuesdays With
Morrie (2005) –
Morrie Schwartz...
- 10–15
other city-states. In the
latter half of this
period the city of
Mashkan-shapir
acted as a
second capital of the city-state. Nevertheless, huge...
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Directed by
Frank Ferrante, the cast was Hal
Robinson (Professor
Josef Mashkan) and Roy
Abramsohn (Stephen Hoffman). The play
premiered Off-Broadway at...
- (Babylon)
Borsippa (Birs Nimrud)
Malgium (Tulūl al-Fāj / Tell Y****ir)
Mashkan-shapir (Tell Abu Duwari)
Dilbat (Tell ed-Duleim)
Nippur (Afak)
Marad (Tell...
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symbols were a
perched bird and a plow.
Nergal E-Meslam
temple in
Kutha and
Mashkan-shapir Mars
Nergal was ****ociated with the
Underworld and is
usually the...
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pledging his troops. Hammurabi, with
troops from Mari,
first attacked Mashkan-shapir on the
northern edge of Rim-Sin's realm. Hammurabi's
forces quickly...
- also bore the name E-Meslam. A
third temple named E-Meslam was
located in
Mashkan-shapir
according to do****ents from the
reign of Hammurabi, and it is possible...
