File:Nineveh mashki gate from west.JPG
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DescriptionNineveh mashki gate from west.JPG | Nineveh. The Mashki Gate. Reconstructed. One of the fifteen gateways of ancient Nineveh. The lower portions of the stone retaining wall are original. The gateway structure itself was originally of mudbrick. A few orthostats can be seen at the right of the passageway. Height of the vault is about 5 m. |
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- 2007-01-31 19:20 Fredarch 1278×833×8 (152742 bytes) Nineveh. The Mashki Gate. Reconstructed. One of the fifteen gateways of ancient Nineveh. The lower portions of the stone retaining wall are original. The gateway structure itself was originally of mudbrick. A few orthostats can be seen at the right
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current | 21:34, 7 September 2013 | 612 × 517 (49 KB) | Clouzzo (talk | contribs) | more recent : shows the roofs on top | |
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21:27, 7 September 2013 | 598 × 342 (52 KB) | Clouzzo (talk | contribs) | original colors | ||
08:48, 4 July 2008 | 1,262 × 727 (125 KB) | Finavon (talk | contribs) | border & watermark cropped | ||
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