File:Beit al-Tutunji, marble carving, Mosul, Iraq.jpg
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English: Marble carving at the Tutunji House, Mosul, Iraq, during 2021 restoration; workers trained to pursue this traditional local art while repairing damage inflicted during the occupation of Mosul by Islamic State (ISIL) forces |
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| Source | Richard L. Zettler, leader of the Mosul Heritage Stabilization Program |
| Author | Richard L. Zettler |
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| current | 15:17, 10 November 2021 | | 864 × 1,152 (429 KB) | CallMeBarcode | Uploaded a work by Richard L. Zettler from Richard L. Zettler, leader of the Mosul Heritage Stabilization Program with UploadWizard |
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