Archaeologists discover 3,300-year-old city in Iraq

Archaeologists have unearthed an ancient city called Idu, which thrived under the Assyrian Empire almost 3,300-2,900 years ago, hidden beneath a mound in a village called Sau Qala, in Kurdistan, Northern Iraq. An ancient relic with the city's name engraved on it, a cylinder seal dating almost 2,600 years back are among many artifacts discovered in the area.