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Dur-Untash, or Choqa zanbil, built in 13th century BC by Untash Napirisha, is one of the world's best preserved ziggurats. Located near Susa, Iran.

Choghazanbil Ziggurat, Iran. Photo supplied by en:User:Zereshk.

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• Ziggurat
• Mudbrick
• Elam
• Khūzestān Province
• Chogha Zanbil
• User:Super cyclist/WHS
• User:Super cyclist/WHS 1979

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