Koyunjik

Koyunjik is an archaeological site in modern-day Iraq, located near ancient Nineveh, the capital of the Assyrian Empire. It was an important part of the ancient city, housing royal palaces and temples. Today, Koyunjik is known for its rich historical remains, including impressive walls, reliefs, and artifacts that reveal details about Assyrian civilization. Excavations there help us understand ancient Mesopotamian culture, politics, and art. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers valuable insights into one of the world’s earliest and most influential empires.