2012 Historical survey from Simurrum to the Ottoman Empire (p. 8-18) in M. Altaweel, A. Marsh, S. Mühl, O. Nieuwenhuyse, K. Radner, K. Rasheed & S.A. Saber, New Investigations in the Environment, History and Archaeology of the Iraqi Hilly Flanks: Shahrizor Survey Project 2009-2011. Iraq 74: 1-35 By Karen Radner

https://www.academia.edu/2467305/2012_Historical_survey_from_Simurrum_to_the_Ottoman_Empire_p_8_18_in_M_Altaweel_A_Marsh_S_M%C3%BChl_O_Nieuwenhuyse_K_Radner_K_Rasheed_and_S_A_Saber_New_Investigations_in_the_Environment_History_and_Archaeology_of_the_Iraqi_Hilly_Flanks_Shahrizor_Survey_Project_2009_2011_Iraq_74_1_35?nav_from=bfcc618c-37f2-4bd2-b5d1-6d70d69c0fb0 A multidisciplinary archaeological survey in the Shahrizor Plain of Iraq, initiated in 2009, aims to explore and understand the socioecological development of the region from the Bronze Age to the Ottoman period. Key components include an examination of historical geography, palaeoenvironmental research, and new archaeological findings, with an emphasis on the interactions between these elements and their impact on land use patterns and site visibility over time.