Us Army Retracing The “mask Of Warka” That Went Missing During A War Ends Up Busting Many Secrets

An Incredible Discovery

The Mask of Warka was found by Dr. A. Noldeke, a German archaeologist in 1939. It was one of the kind masonries that had a woman’s face carved on it. The piece was situated in the south of modern-day Baghdad. Noldeke at first glance thought it was a part of a much larger statue. However, he realized its real value not before he picked the piece.