Raqqa, ���East of Raqqa��� site ��� Western Palace, vegetable stucco ornaments
Stone coffins in the southern Palace, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
View into a room in Palace G, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
A view of Royal Palace G, Tall Mardikh (Ebla)
A staircase was leading up to upper floor at Royal Palace G, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Aleppo: Citadel, Palace, 13 C.
Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]
A wall painting from Zimri-Lim’s palace in Mari (Tall al-Hariri), which is known as “The Ordinator of the Sacrifice” (ca. 1780 BC) and hangs in the Louvre.
Khan Qurdbak, southern part of the khan – iwan of the Mamluk palace
Khan Qurdbak, iwan of the Mamluk palace
Khan Qurdbak, iwan of the Mamluk palace
Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]
Qasr (palace) al-Hayr al-Gharbi, view of the ruins
Hama, The historic alley leading to al-ʿAzm Palace
Khan Qurtbak, southern part of Khan – the inner courtyard and the iwan of the Mamluk palace
Mari (Tall al-Hariri), the palace’s cistern made of baked brick (beginning of 2nd millennium BC)
Raqqa, Grand Abbasid Mosque – Plan
Raqqa countryside, a traditional wedding ceremony in Suwaydiyya Kabira village
Church of the Armenians in ar-Raqqa
Raqqa, Baghdad Gate, Façade decorations: three-lobed niches and arched frames resting on colonnette
Raqqa, Baghdad Gate, Façade decorations: three-lobed niches and arched frames resting on colonnette
Raqqa, hypothetic reconstruction of the prayer hall of Grand Abbasid Mosque (al-Jamiʿ al-ʿAtiq)
Raqqa, “East of Raqqa” site – Western Palace, vegetable stucco ornaments
Raqqa, Grand Abbasid Mosque – Plan
Raqqa – Remains of the southern arcade of al-Jamiʿ al-ʿAtiq (Great Mosque)
Raqqa, Great Mosque (al-Jamiʿ al-ʿAtiq), the courtyard
Raqqa – remains of the southern arcade of al-Jamiʿ al-ʿAtiq (Great Mosque)
Raqqa, Great Mosque; Aerial view
Raqqa countyside, shepherd with traditional woolen coat in the village Suwaydiyya Kabira
Archaeological finds from Raqqa, exhibited in the Damascus National Museum
Archaeological finds from Raqqa, exhibited in the Damascus National Museum
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Stone coffins in the southern Palace, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
![Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]](https://syrian-heritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shap_import_44762-300x225.webp "Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]")
![Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]](https://syrian-heritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shap_import_44760-300x225.webp "Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]")
