Back to where civilization begins:

The UK archaeological Robert Killick started investigating a Bronze Age archaeological site in the Thi Qar province of Iraq, in 1978.The site yielded new information about how ancient people lived and were buried- but is only a small percentage of possible Iraqi sites (less than 1%).

Killick and fellow archaeologist are returning to Iraq after a 20 year break of no new investigations. Dr. Killick met some companies in Dubai to fund the project and it will cost 10 million DH.The site Tell Khaiber the innovation Sumerians lived in before 5000 years.

It is safe place to work away from conflict and archaeologists hope the contents of the rooms will show building function. Iraq had the best archaeologists in 1960s and 1970s, British school, German Institute and Italian Culture Center had the permanent institutes in Baghdad.

The plan works with international team and Iraq archaeologists.

Work on analysis and publication will continue through a year at project in University