Choga Mami

The archaeological site of Choga Mami extends across 3500 square meters, featuring rectangular mud-brick buildings arranged in parallel rows near Mandali.

The settlement, dating from 6000 BCE, underwent multiple occupation phases transitioning from Samarran to Ubaid culture through the late 6th millennium BCE.

Excavations revealed numerous clay figurines representing female forms, painted pottery with animal motifs, and terracotta objects indicating specific artistic traditions.

The location, situated 70 miles northeast of Baghdad, can be reached using coordinates 33.8833361 latitude and 45.4499786 longitude for navigation.

The site contains evidence of the earliest known canal irrigation system, with channels extending five kilometers to support agricultural activities.

Location: ناحية مندلي

GPS coordinates: 33.88334,45.44998

Latest update: November 3, 2025 21:59