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An Iraqi man works to pick up the rubble left inside the Kirkuk Citadel, where Kurdish and Turkomen families once inhabited the ancient houses inside.
Taken: 02.10.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
The historic Kirkuk Citadel, on a hill 130 feet high, has sat empty for more than 15 years. Kurdish and Turkomen families once inhabited the ancient houses inside.
Taken: 02.10.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
Two Iraqis work to clean up the rubble left behind at the Kirkuk Citadel, in Iraq. This is one of many efforts launched in the province to refurbish historical sites.
Taken: 02.10.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
Two representations of the tombs belonging to biblical prophet Daniel and Hananiah, also mentioned in the Old Testament's Book of Daniel, rest in a building inside the Kirkuk Citadel in Iraq. The Citadel was built more than 2,500 years ago on a 130 foot hill.
Taken: 02.10.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
The historical Kirkuk Citadel in Iraq has been standing for more than 2,500 years and the main entrance still welcomes all people, regardless of their religious preference. The Citadel, which once housed a Jewish temple, then a Christian church and a Muslim mosque, is believed to be the final resting place of the biblical prophet, Daniel.
Taken: 02.10.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
The director general of Antiquities for Kirkuk province, Ayad Tarik Hussein, stands inside the Kirkuk Citadel, in Iraq, explaining a little bit of its history. Refurbishing historical sites like these is part of the reconstruction efforts in the province.
Taken: 02.10.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
More than 200 non-governmental organization representatives gathered at the Kirkuk Government Building for a seminar in Kirkuk province, Iraq, Jan. 30. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Scott Rawlinson, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division.)
Taken: 01.30.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
A group of non-governmental organization representatives discuss issues in Kirkuk province during a seminar held at the Kirkuk Government Building, Kirkuk, Iraq, Jan. 30.
Taken: 01.30.09 Posted: 02.10.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
Turkomen, locals to Bushariyah Village, sit during a celebration to open a newly built culvert connecting the two sides of the village in Kirkuk province, Iraq, Jan. 26. Sunni Arab families dwell on the other side of the village.
Taken: 01.26.09 Posted: 02.10.09 KIRKUK PROVINCE, IQ
Iraqi police Capt. Fikrat Mustafa welcomes all guests to an opening ceremony for a newly-built culvert connecting the two sides of Bushariyah Village divided by a river in Kirkuk province, Iraq, Jan. 26.
Taken: 01.26.09 Posted: 02.10.09 KIRKUK PROVINCE, IQ
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