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Girnewas Höyüğü

Girnavaz Mound is a mound located 4 km north of Nusaybin district, 5 km inland from the Syrian border, southeast of Mardin city center. The hill named Girnavaz, where the mound is located, is situated on a rocky outcrop formed by the Çağ Çağ Stream, and is 350 meters in diameter and 24-25 meters high.

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Nusaybin Sembolik Anıt

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