The British School of Archaeology in Iraq

The British School of Archaeology in Iraq, founded in 1948, is an institution dedicated to the study and preservation of Iraq’s ancient history and cultures. It supports archaeological research, excavations, and scholarship related to Mesopotamia, one of the world’s earliest civilizations. The school provides expert training, promotes collaborative international projects, and contributes to understanding Iraq’s rich archaeological heritage. Its work involves uncovering, documenting, and conserving ancient sites and artifacts, which helps scholars and the public better understand human history, early writing, and societal development in the region.