Bet Nahrain (Bert Nahrain)

Bet Nahrain (also known as Bert Nahrain) is an ancient archaeological site located in northern Iraq. It dates back to the Neo-Assyrian period (9th–7th centuries BCE) and is believed to have served as a major administrative center or city. The site includes ruins of stone structures, fortifications, and artifacts that provide insight into Assyrian urban planning and culture. Geographically, it is situated near the tributaries of the Tigris River, highlighting its strategic importance. Bet Nahrain offers valuable information about ancient Mesopotamian civilization and its regional development.