Qalatga Darband, which is believed to have been founded in 331 BC by Alexander the Great, ... “It’s early days, but we think it would have been a bustling city on a road from Iraq to Iran.

The Darband-i Rania Archaeological Project did exactly that, and they have made a remarkable discovery. Darband-i Rania is a pass in northern Iraq, about 100 km from the Kurdish capital of Erbil.

LONDON, ENGLAND—British Museum researchers say they may have found Alexander the Great’s lost city of Qalatga Darband in Iraq, according to a report in The Times of London.The archaeologists ...

The site, called Qalatga Darband, was directly on the route that Alexander the Great took as he pursued the Persian ruler Darius III in 331 B.C. before their epic battle at Gaugamela.

In about 331 B.C., empire builder Alexander the Great overtook a site called Qalatga Darband on his way to battle the last king of the Achaemenid Empire of Persia, Darius III. Despite once being a ...

Qalatga Darband in northern Iraq, believed to have been founded in 331 BBC, was discovered by a team of Iraqi and British archaeologists led by experts from the British Museum.

Lost city founded by Alexander the Great uncovered in Iraq after 2,000 years The remnants of Qalatga Darband date back more than two millennia.

Ismael Nuraddini peers into a hole in the earth of Iraq’s Kurdistan region at what researchers believe could be remnants of a lost city dating back more than 2,000 years. Pointing around the Qalatga ...

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