Uncovering eight millennia of life in Iraqi Kurdistan
The Rowanduz Archaeological Program recently completed its second season of fieldwork. This video explores recent survey and excavation findings that illuminate the long history of human habitation in the region.
During the 2014 season, the Rowanduz Archaeological Program (RAP) conducted intensive surveys and excavations in Iraqi Kurdistan. The work provides a window into the patterns of life that have shaped this landscape over the last 8,000 years. Presenter Darren discusses the most significant discoveries from this recent field season and outlines the strategic direction for upcoming archaeological investigations.
Source: Douglas G. Lovell, Jr. "Reports from the Field": The Rowanduz Archaeological Program 2014
