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Iraq Time Machine

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Shandal Geological Field Survey System · geologicalfieldsurvey.com

Million years ago (Ma). The scale is stretched for younger times. Click the bar, drag the slider or press play to travel from the Cambrian to today.

Where was Iraq?

Globe

The rock record of Iraq

Column

Choose a formation in the column or in the list to see its rocks, age, setting, importance and where to see it.

Where to see them today

Points mark representative exposures and are approximate (about 10 km).