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Kindergarten students from Mumsuna school in Nasiriyah, Iraq, attend a ceremony marking the transfer of the Ziggurat of Ur from U.S. to Iraqi control. The Ziggurat had been closed to the public since 2003. The Ziggurat was constructed in 2100 B.C. by Sumerian King Ur-Nammu. The ceremony was attended by Iraqi government leaders and military representatives from Multi-National Division - South. Photo by Maj. Myles Caggins |
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