🧿 Tell Chuera

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Tell Chuera is an ancient Near Eastern tell site in Raqqa Governorate, northern Syria about 6 kilometers south of the Syria/Turkey border. It lies between the Balikh and Khabur rivers. Originally occupied during the 5th millennium BC, Tell Chuera became a major site in the 3rd millennium during the Early Dynastic period and was then abandoned until a small Mitanni and Middle Assyrian settlement sprung up in the mid-2nd millennium BC.

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Tell Chuera is located in Syria, in Asia.

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