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The L.A. Times sent staff architecture critic Nicolai Ouroussoff to Baghdad some time ago and the result is a four-part series beginning Sunday with two big installments: "A Crumbling Cultural History" and "When Iraq Looked West." Color photos from at least three photographers accompany the series and are on the website in Flash.
Headline deck with part one: For centuries, Baghdad's heritage has been obliterated, neglected, abused and, most recently, bombed.
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