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Middle East - Peoples & Places, Middle East - History

Ancient Iraq : Archaeology Unlocks the Secrets of Iraq's Past

by Beth Gruber
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Overview

Archaeology gives us a window into the wondrous world of ancient Iraq, in the region once known as Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilization. Join scientists as they study the Citadel in northern Iraq; explore the ancient city of Nineveh; and see how ancient treasures help scientists reassemble the mosaic-like puzzle of Iraq's past.

About the Author, Beth Gruber

Beth Gruber is a graduate of the New York University School of Journalism. She is an author, editor, and reviewer of books for young readers. She has written an earlier title on Ancient Inca in the National Geographic Investigates series.

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Elizabeth Ward

The text is reader-friendly enough and interspersed with cool information boxes…but not surprisingly, since this is a National Geographic venture, it's the photos that make the book a standout.
β€”The Washington Post

Book Details

Published
June 6, 2026
Publisher
National Geographic Society
Pages
64
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780792253822

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