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Tell Brak: History of Excavation

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University of Cambridge project history for excavation phases, the Eye Temple, and its deposits of hundreds—not thousands—of small stone eye idols.

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Cambridge's excavation history documents hundreds of small stone eye idols associated with the Eye Temple; their exact function and symbolic meaning are not established by this catalog.

Answer / theory: Likely ritual or votive objects connected to symbolic sight, divine attention, or worshippers. Evidence level: Strong Evidence for ritual objects; Mixed Evidence for exact interpretation.
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