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IRAQ: The Stabilization of Nimrud

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Nimrud

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Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative source for post-ISIL stabilization, documentation, training, and conservation work; supports current heritage-response claims while preserving feature-level uncertainty.

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Smithsonian documentation records post-ISIL stabilization, documentation, training, and conservation at Nimrud; feature-level condition remains uncertain.

Answer / theory: Damage was severe and deliberate, but the site was not erased from history. Evidence level: Strong Evidence for severe destruction, Mixed Evidence for every feature's condition.
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