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            <video:title>From the archive: life on the banks of the Shatt al-Hilla as captured on camera in 1927</video:title>
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            <video:title>From the archive: the gate of the Imam Ali Shrine and its market in Najaf in 1927</video:title>
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            <video:description>A tour inside one of the heritage mosques of Old Mosul after its restoration, where inscriptions carved in stone sit alongside the arched mihrab and the carpeted prayer hall, a testament to the skill of Mosul&#039;s master builders.</video:description>
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            <video:title>From the archive: drums and traditional dress in the villages of Iraqi Kurdistan in 1927</video:title>
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            <video:title>From the archive: the Sheikh Maruf Al-Karkhi Mosque and its surroundings in Baghdad in 1927</video:title>
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