- Tell es-
Sawwan is an
important Samarran period archaeological site in
Saladin Province, Iraq. It is
located 110
kilometres (68 mi)
north of Baghdad, and...
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Samarra Tell
Shemshara Tell es-
Sawwan The
Samarra culture is a Late
Neolithic archaeological culture of
northern Mesopotamia,
roughly dated to between...
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Bueng Kan District, in
Bueng Kan Province,
northeastern Thailand Tell es-
Sawwan, an
important Samarran period archaeological site in
Saladin Province, Iraq...
- also found,
although more rarely, in
Levels I and II of the Tell es-
Sawwan site.
Sawwan is a 7th
millennium BC
village in
Lower Mesopotamia on the Tigris...
- 'hard
stone of
nearly pure silica'. However, the
Arabic name for
quartz is
ṣawwān (صَوَّان). The name is also the name of a type of
genus of the
herbal plant...
- (Hala and the King – 1967) Ach
Chakhs (The Person – 1968–1969)
Jibal Al
Sawwan (
Sawwan Mountains – 1969) Ya'ich Ya'ich (Long Live, Long Live – 1970) Sah Ennawm...
- has been
found at
several sites dating to this period,
including Tell es-
Sawwan.
During the 5th
millennium BCE, or late
Ubaid period,
northeastern Syria...
- hard
stone of
nearly pure silica'. However, the
Arabic name for
quartz is
ṣawwān (صَوَّان). The name is
written Marva in the
Persian form.
During the Ottoman...
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Archived from the
original on 12
January 2022.
Retrieved 6
March 2016.
Sawwan,
Ameenah A. (23
March 2016). "A
Special Note to
Syrian Mothers on Mother's...
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Samarra culture figurine from Tell es-
Sawwan, Iraq. Marble. The eyes are
inlaid with s**** set in bitumen. 6000-5800 BC Iraq Museum...
