Geophysical prospection of Tell Nebi Yunus (Mosul/Iraq)

2014年7月24日，所谓的IS炸毁了伊拉克摩苏尔著名的乔纳斯清真寺。在这座被彻底摧毁的清真寺下，一座巨大的亚述王宫的废墟浮出水面，它的遗迹现在第一次可以进入。伊拉克政府向海德堡大学颁发了挖掘许可证。第一次挖掘工作于2018年和2019年进行。在拟议的项目框架内，将进行地球物理勘探，这将提供有关Tell Nebi Yunus亚述王宫遗迹的范围、结构和保存状况的信息。根据所获得的结果，将制定挖掘策略和遗址呈现概念的计划。

On July 24, 2014, the so-called IS had the famous Jonas Mosque blown up on Tell Nebi Yunus in Mosul/Iraq. Under the completely destroyed mosque the ruins of a huge Assyrian royal palace came to light, the remains of which are now accessible for the very first time. The Iraqi State granted an excavation license to the University of Heidelberg. The first excavations were carried out in 2018 and 2019. In the frame of the proposed project, geophysical prospections are to be carried out, which will provide information about the extent, structure and state of preservation of the remains of the Assyrian royal palace of Tell Nebi Yunus. Based on the results obtained, an excavation strategy and a plan for a presentation concept of the ruins will be developed.