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Tell Berak
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Tell Brak is one of the largest archaeological mounds of northern Mesopotamia, inhabited from the sixth millennium BC and famous for its Eye Temple and small idols with large eyes.
Tell Berak
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Hilwat Sumayhan
An archaeological site in Hilwat Sumayhan. Hilwat Sumayhan is a village in Al-Hasakah governorate, about 41 km north-east of Al-Hasakah.
Tell Arbid
An archaeological site in Tell Arbid. Tell Arbid is a village in Al-Hasakah governorate, about 48 km north-east of Al-Hasakah.
Kawkab
Mount Kawkab is an extinct volcano east of Al-Hasakah rising from the Jazira plains, with a clear crater at its top.
Hettin
An archaeological site in Hettin. Hettin is a village in Al-Hasakah governorate, about 43 km north of Al-Hasakah.
Al-Hasakah
The Jaghjagh is a tributary of the Khabur that rises in the Tur Abdin hills in Turkey, flows through Qamishli and joins the Khabur at the city of Al-Hasakah.
Khatuniyah
Lake Khatuniyah is a natural lake in the Jazira plains east of Al-Hasakah near the town of Al-Hol, one of the few wetlands of the region and a stop for migrating birds.