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Journal Article
Remarks on Samarra and the archaeology of large cities
2005
Overview
Samarra, built and abandoned during the ninth century, can claim to be the largest archaeological site in the world. Here, Alastair Northedge offers a brief account of what is known about it, and begins by placing it in the context of the world’s most famous historic cities.
