Art in Iraq; artists, museums, architecture, archaeology and culture of Iraq, Mesopotamian art
A guide to websites
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Ancient Iraq/Mesopotamia
British Museum Mesopotamia website.
Mesopotamia
Art, archaeology, Mesopotamian mythology and religion, Mesopotamian history, Mesopotamian Mathematics.
Mesopotamia Internet Resources
Internet Ancient History Sourcebook
Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, Mesopotamia collection.
Mesopotamian Sculpture. Visual Arts Cork
Wikipedia entry on Mesopotamia.
Introduction to Mesopotamia for school children.
Mesopotamia
University of Chicago, Oriental Institute Museum
Mesopotamia, 8000–2000 BC. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lost Treasures from Iraq. An illustrated site by University of Chicago.
Excavation at Northwest Palace of Ashur-nasir-pal II, Nimrud.
Tour guides
Artists
Iraqi Art Gallery
From Artists of Baghdad. Painting Exibition from Collective of Iraqi Artists.
Iraqi Art Gallery.
From Artists of Baghdad, Iraq
IraqiArt.com. Iraqi Art, Iraqi Music.
A comprehensive Iraqi art site, where you can find Iraqi artists, songs, music and poetry.
Painters of Iraq. A web directory from Arabsart.com.
Sculptors of Iraq
A web directory from Arabsart.com.B
Baghdad
National Museum of Iraq
Wikipedia entry.
The Iraq Museum Database: Lost Treasures From Iraq
The University of Chicago, Oriental Institute
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Iraq Art Page
30 artist home pages, 100 old Iraqi song lyrics, folklore, poetry, calligraphy, music.
The Iraq Foundation
A non-profit, non-governmental organization working for democracy and human rights in Iraq.
Iraq Foundation Website, working for human rights in Iraq.
The Iraq Museum Database: Lost Treasures From Iraq
The University of Chicago, Oriental Institute
Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra
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The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
Museums and projects.
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Painters of Iraq. A web directory from Arabsart.com.
Persian ancient history; ancient texts, personages.
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Sculptors of Iraq, a web directory from Arabsart.com.
Yakut: Baghdad under the Abbasids, c. 1000 CE.
Ziggurat of Ur