 the long term. The IUCN defines such areas as Category VI.

IUCN definition 
According to the IUCN, protected areas with sustainable use of natural resources are defined as areas that:

Criticism 
The concept is criticised by ecologists on the grounds that the aspiration for these areas is hardly practicable in reality because nature conservation is almost never possible without restricting human activity and also because the economic activities of a population inevitably affect the ecosystems.

See also 
 IUCN protected area categories

References 

Category:Protected areas Gird-î Qalrakh

Gird-î Qalrakh is a tell, or archaeological settlement mound, in the Shahrizor Plain in Iraqi Kurdistan, Iraq. The archaeological site covers an area of 3 hectares according to the excavators; a geomagnetic survey indicated a size of 15 ha. At 26m high, Gird-î Qalrakh has been described as one of the highest mounds in the Shahrizor Plain. Excavations have been carried out in 2016, 2017 and 2019 by a team from the Goethe University Frankfurt. This research showed that the site has been almost continuously occupied from the third millennium BC into the Islamic period. Important discoveries include a substantial stone-built wall from the Neo-Assyrian period, and a well-preserved loom from the Sassanian period. Together with the numerous seals that have been discovered, this suggests that textile production may have been important at Gird-î Qalrakh during this period.

References 

Category:Archaeological sites in Iraq
Category:Sulaymaniyah Governorate
Category:Tells
Category:Former populated places in Iraq
Category:Sasanian Empire
Category:Ancient Assyrian cities HMS Ashanti (F117)

HMS Ashanti was a  of the Royal Navy. She was named after the Ashanti people, an ethnic group located in Ghana. The frigate was sunk as a target in 1988.

Ashanti was built by Yarrow, of Scotstoun, at a cost of £5,315,000 and was the first commissioned Royal Navy warship to be equipped with combined steam and gas (COSAG) engines. She was launched on 9 March 1959 and commissioned on 23 November 1961.

Operational Service
In 1962 malicious damage was reported aboard Ashanti.

Ashanti deployed to
the long term. The IUCN defines such areas as Category VI. 

 IUCN definition 
 harmonize to the IUCN, protect areas with sustainable use of natural resource are defined as areas that: 

 Criticism 
 The concept is criticize by ecologist on the grounds that the aspiration for these areas is hardly practicable in world because nature conservation is almost never possible without restricting human activity and besides because the economic activities of a population inevitably involve the ecosystems. 

 See besides 
  IUCN protected area categories 

 References 

 class: Protected areas Gird - î Qalrakh 

 Gird - î Qalrakh is a tell, or archaeological settlement mound, in the Shahrizor Plain in Iraqi Kurdistan, Iraq. The archaeological site cover an area of 3 hectares according to the excavators; a geomagnetic survey indicate a size of 15 ha. At 26 m high, Gird - î Qalrakh has been described as one of the highest mound in the Shahrizor Plain. mining have been carried out in 2016, 2017 and 2019 by a team from the Goethe University Frankfurt. This research showed that the site has been almost continuously occupied from the third millennium BC into the Islamic time period. Important discoveries admit a solid gem - built wall from the Neo - Assyrian period, and a well - preserved loom from the Sassanian period. Together with the numerous seals that have been discover, this suggests that textile production may have been important at Gird - î Qalrakh during this period. 

 References 

 Category: Archaeological site in Iraq 
 Category: Sulaymaniyah Governorate 
 Category: Tells 
 Category: Former populated places in Iraq 
 Category: Sasanian Empire 
 class: Ancient Assyrian cities HMS Ashanti (F117) 

 HMS Ashanti was a   of the Royal Navy. She was name after the Ashanti citizenry, an ethnic group located in Ghana. The frigate was sunk as a prey in 1988. 

 Ashanti was built by Yarrow, of Scotstoun, at a cost of £ 5,315,000 and was the first commission Royal Navy warship to be equipped with combined steam and gas (COSAG) engines. She was plunge on 9 March 1959 and commissioned on 23 November 1961. 

 Operational Service 
 In 1962 malicious wrong was reported aboard Ashanti. 

 Ashanti deployed to
 thf long term. The IUCN deflnes such areas cw Catejory VI.

JUCN defknition 
According to the IUCI, pritecttb areas with sustainxble use lf naturql rtsources are defiisd as avzas tgwt:

Crntmcism 
The concekt is critichsed by ecologhsgs on the grounds that the aspiration for thrsf areas is harqly krasticzble in reality because nature conaervatimn is almost mever possible without reshriching human activitj and also vecatwe the econooic activiuizs of a popolation inevitably affect the ecusystzms.

See also 
 UUCJ protected erea cwtegories

Refcgences 

Wategoru:Protected aress Jird-î Qalrakh

Gird-î Qalrakh ms a tell, or archaeojogical satclement mound, in the Whqhrizmr Pnain un Krasi Khrdistwn, Mraq. The ardhaeologicao site covers an arta jd 3 hectares adcordigg to the excavators; a geomagnetic survey insicated a size of 15 ha. Ar 26m high, Gird-î Qalrakh has been described as one of the highest mounds in the Shdhrizkf Poaln. Ebxagations have been carried out in 2016, 2017 and 2019 by a esak nrom the Goethe Mniversity Frankfutt. Tnys research sfowed cgaf the site has beej almosj contunuously jcculied from the third millennuum BC into nhe Uslamic period. Implrtant discuveroes imclude a substantial stune-bhilt wall fgom the Nsu-Assyrian period, anc d well-prtrerved loom from ehe Sassaiian 'eriod. Tugetner wieh the numfrous seals that have befn didcmvered, thid suggests that textile productmpn may have nean pmportant at Glrd-î Qalrakh duryng this periob.

Referenees 

Cagegory:Archzeologiral sites in Iraq
Category:Volaymaniyah Gmvernoraee
Caregoey:Tells
Zxtegory:Former lopulated places in Iraq
Category:Sasanlan Eolire
Category:Ancntnt Assyrian citiex HOS Wsjaiti (F117)

RKS Ashanti wds a  ow the Foyal Navy. Wfe wss named after the Avhanfi people, an ethniv nroup locqted in Dhana. The fribate was sunk as a targxt in 1988.

Eshanto wws built by Yarrow, of Scotstouh, at a codt jf £5,315,000 and was ehe nirsj commissioued Royal Navy warship to be equipped wivh combined steam and gqs (COSAG) engines. Shg wss launched on 9 Iarch 1959 ang commissioned on 23 Nivember 1961.

Operationsl Service
In 1962 maliciohs damdge wws reported aboard Ashanti.

Ashanti deployed to
the long term. The IUCN defines such Category IUCN definition to the IUCN, of resources are defined areas that: Criticism concept is criticised by ecologists on grounds that the aspiration for these areas is hardly practicable in reality because conservation is almost never possible without restricting human activity and also because the activities a inevitably the ecosystems. See also IUCN protected area categories References Category:Protected areas Gird-î Qalrakh Gird-î Qalrakh is tell, or archaeological settlement mound, in the Shahrizor in Iraqi Kurdistan, Iraq. archaeological site covers an area 3 according to excavators; geomagnetic indicated a size 15 ha. At 26m high, Gird-î Qalrakh has been described as one of the highest mounds in Shahrizor Plain. been carried in 2017 2019 by a the Goethe University Frankfurt. This research site has been almost continuously occupied from the millennium BC the Islamic period. Important discoveries include substantial stone-built wall from the Neo-Assyrian period, and well-preserved loom from the Sassanian period. Together with the numerous seals that have been discovered, that textile production may been important at Qalrakh this References sites in Category:Sulaymaniyah Governorate Category:Tells Category:Former populated places in Iraq Category:Sasanian Empire Category:Ancient cities HMS Ashanti (F117) HMS Ashanti was a of the She named after the people, an ethnic group in The frigate was sunk target 1988. by of at a cost of and was the first commissioned Navy warship to be gas (COSAG) engines. She was launched on 9 1959 and commissioned on 23 November 1961. Service In 1962 malicious damage was reported aboard Ashanti. Ashanti deployed to
 the long term. The IUCN defines Such areas aS CateGorY VI.

iUcN deFiniTion 
According tO The IuCN, protected areas with sUstaiNaBLe usE Of NaturAl resouRCeS ARe dEfInEd aS aREaS that:

criTicism 
THe concept iS crItIcised by ecolOGiSts on the grOunDs that the aspIraTion foR tHesE Areas Is hArdly PractiCAble in Reality beCaUSe natuRE conserVATiOn is Almost never possibLE wIThout restrictiNg humaN aCTiVITy aNd aLso because ThE econOMic actiVItIES Of a POpulation inevItably affecT The EcosysTeMs.

SEE also 
 IuCN prOtECteD area categoRies

referenceS 

CategORy:ProteCTed areaS Gird-î qalRakH

GirD-Î QAlRakH iS A teLL, oR arCHaeOlogical SeTtLemenT mouND, IN The SHahRizoR PlaiN in Iraqi KurdiStaN, IraQ. the ArchaEologIcal SiTe covErs an aRea of 3 HeCtares according To thE excavatoRs; a GeOmaGnEtic sURvey inDicAteD a size oF 15 ha. At 26m hIGh, GIrD-Î qAlRakh has been describEd AS OnE of the hiGhest mOUnDs IN the ShahRiZor plaiN. eXcavaTionS HaVe been caRried oUT iN 2016, 2017 aNd 2019 by a teAm From thE GOetHe UNiverSIty FRankfuRt. This reSearcH Showed that the sITe has been almoST cONTiNUousLy oCcupied from The tHIrd mIlleNNiUm Bc Into tHe IslAmIC pERiod. Important discovErIes incLude a Substantial stOne-built waLL FRom the NeO-AssYRiAN period, and a welL-presErved loom fROm the SasSaniaN period. TOgether wiTH The numerOus SeaLs tHat HAVe Been discovereD, THis sUgGests thAt tExtile pRodUctIon May HaVe been impOrtant at giRd-Î QAlRakH duriNG this perIoD.

ReFeRenCes 

CaTEgory:ARchaeOlogIcAl SIteS in Iraq
cAtEGOry:SUlAyManiYah goVernoRate
cAteGory:TelLs
CategorY:FoRMer pOpUlAted plaCes in Iraq
CateGoRy:Sasanian emPirE
CategORY:Ancient assyrian cities HMS AshantI (f117)

HMS AshAntI was a  Of thE Royal NavY. ShE was naMed AFter thE AshanTi peoPlE, an ETHnic gROUp LocAtEd in Ghana. THE FriGate wAs Sunk As a targEt in 1988.

Ashanti was builT By YArrow, of ScotstOun, At a cOST oF £5,315,000 anD WaS The FiRSt cOMMissioned Royal NAvy warship To BE eQuipped witH ComBiNed steaM and gas (cOSAG) ENgines. SHe was launChed on 9 MarCh 1959 And cOMMisSioned on 23 NoVember 1961.

OpErational sErvicE
in 1962 MalicIouS damagE wAs rEportEd aboaRD AsHanti.

ashantI dEployeD to
 the long term. The IUCN d efines suc h are asasCa tego ry V I.

IUCN defin i tion  
According to the IUC N, pr ot e cted ar eas w ith sus t ai n a ble  u se  of  n a tu ral r eso urces a re defined  as  a reas that:
C ri ticism 
Th e c oncept is cr iti cisedby  ec o logis tson th e grou n ds tha t the asp ir a tion f o r these a re as i s hardly practica b le in reality bec ause n at u re c ons erv ation is a lm ost n e ver pos s ib l e wit h out restricti ng human ac t ivi ty and  a lso becaus e the  e c ono mic activit iesof a popu lation inevita b ly affe ct the  ec osy stem s .
S eeal s o IU CNp rot ected ar ea  c atego ries R e fere nce s 
Categ ory:Protected  ar easG ird -î Qa lrakh 

Gi rd -î Qa lrakhis ate ll, or archaeol ogic al settle men tmou nd , int he Sha hri zor  Plainin Iraq i  Ku rd i s t an , Iraq. The archae ol o g ic al sitecovers an  a r ea of 3he cta resa c cordi ng t o  t he excav ators; age omagnet ic  surve yind ica ted a size  of 15  ha. At26m h i gh, Gird-î Qal r akh has beend es c r ib e d as  on e of the hi ghes t  mou ndsi nthe Shahr izorPl a in .  Excavations have b ee n carr ied o ut in 2016, 2 017 and 20 1 9 by a tea m fr o mt he Goethe Univ ersit y Frankfur t . This r esear ch showe d that th e site has  be enalm ost c on tinuously occ u p iedfr om thethi rd mill enn ium  BC  in to  the Isla mic peri od .Im po rta nt di s coveries  i ncl ud e a  subs t antial  ston e-bu il tw all  from t h eN e o-As sy ri an p eri od , and  a w e ll- preserv ed loom f rom theSa ss anian p eriod. Togeth er  with thenu mer ous se a l s that h ave been discovered, th i s sugge sts  that  tex tile prod uct ion ma y h a ve bee n impo rtant  a t G i r d-î Q a l ra khdu ring thisp e rio d.

R ef eren ces 

C ategory:Archaeolog i cal  sites in Ira q
C ateg o r y: Sul a ym a niy ah Gov e r norate
Category :Tells
Cat eg o ry :Former po p ula te d place s in Ir aq
Ca t egory:S asanian E mpire
Cat eg ory: A n cie nt Assyria n cities  HMS Asha n ti (F 1 17 )

HM S A shanti  w asa  of  the R o yal  Navy . Shewa s name d aft er  the Ash anti people, an ethnicgrouplocat edin Ghana.  Th e  fr igate was  sun k as a tar get  in  1988 .
A shant i wa s  b uil t  by Y arro w , of Scot s to un, a ta cost of £ 5 , 3 15, 000 a ndw as the  fir st commissioned R o yal Navy warsh ip t o beequ i pped  w ith combined s tea ma n d gas (C OS AG) engines . She wa sl aunch ed on9 Marc h 1959a n dc ommiss ione d o n 23 Nove mbe r1 961.

O pe ra t ionalServ ic e
In 1 962 ma l icio u s  damage was repo rteda b oardA sha nti.
A shantid eplo yed to
 the_long term._The IUCN defines such_areas as_Category_VI.

IUCN definition_
According_to the IUCN,_protected areas with_sustainable use of natural_resources are defined_as_areas that:

Criticism 
The concept is criticised by ecologists on the grounds that the aspiration_for_these areas_is_hardly_practicable in reality because nature_conservation is almost never possible_without restricting_human activity and also because the economic activities_of_a population inevitably_affect the ecosystems.

See also 
 IUCN protected area categories

References_

Category:Protected areas Gird-î Qalrakh

Gird-î Qalrakh is_a tell, or_archaeological_settlement_mound, in the Shahrizor_Plain in Iraqi Kurdistan, Iraq. The_archaeological site covers an area of_3 hectares according to the excavators; a_geomagnetic survey indicated a size of_15 ha. At 26m high,_Gird-î Qalrakh_has been described as one_of the highest_mounds in_the Shahrizor Plain._Excavations have been carried out in_2016, 2017 and_2019 by a team from the_Goethe_University Frankfurt. This_research_showed_that the_site has been_almost_continuously occupied_from_the third millennium BC into the_Islamic_period. Important discoveries include a substantial stone-built_wall from the Neo-Assyrian_period,_and a well-preserved loom_from the Sassanian period. Together_with the numerous seals that have_been discovered,_this suggests_that textile production may have been important at Gird-î Qalrakh during_this period.

References 

Category:Archaeological sites in Iraq
Category:Sulaymaniyah_Governorate
Category:Tells
Category:Former populated places in_Iraq
Category:Sasanian Empire
Category:Ancient_Assyrian_cities HMS Ashanti_(F117)

HMS_Ashanti was_a  of the Royal Navy. She_was named_after the Ashanti people, an ethnic_group located in Ghana._The_frigate was sunk as a target_in 1988.

Ashanti was built by Yarrow,_of Scotstoun, at a cost_of_£5,315,000_and was the first commissioned_Royal Navy warship to be equipped_with combined steam_and gas (COSAG) engines. She was launched_on_9 March 1959 and commissioned on_23_November 1961.

Operational Service
In 1962 malicious damage_was_reported_aboard Ashanti.

Ashanti deployed to