General view of Hiraqla victory monument, near Raqqa
Islamic coloured shard, ar-Raqqa museum
Raqqa – “East of Raqqa” site – Western Palace – finds
The historical watermill of ʿAyn al-ʿArus
ʿAyn al-ʿArus, view into the ceiling of a village mud bricks house, armenian owners
Lintel of the entrance of a hall in the roman religious complex, Mnin
Entrance of a hall in the religion complex of Mnin.
The right part of the sacred complex gate, Mnin
ʿAyn al-ʿArus, Interior of a village mud bricks house, armenian owners
Kafra, in the courtyard behind a huge central hall house
View from the Zayzun waterfalls into Yarmuk river, which there the border between Syria and Jordan
Waterfall of Zayzun in the Yarmuk valley in 1918
Waterfalls of Tal Shihab (during summer time)
an-Nabi Huri (Cyrrhus), Roman hexagonal mausoleum, 3rd century
an-Nabi Huri (Cyrrhus), View from inside the Roman mausoleum
an-Nabi Huri (Cyrrhus), Roman bridge on the Afrin river
Reconstruction of Assyrian town Dur Katlimmu
A shell of a new house with flattened domes in a village south of Tall Abyad
Stone coffins in the Southern Palace, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Damascus Gate on the south eastern side of the City Wall, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
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]
Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]
Raqqa, Tall Aswad, stucco
Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]
Tall Abyad, House decoration to welcome the house owner after the pilgrimage to Mekka
In the southern part of Tall Abyad, remains of the church made of mud bricks
Raqqa – “East of Raqqa” site – Tall Aswad, excavation in 1985
Vicinity of Tall Abyad, shell of the house with flattened domes and opening in one dome
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Shard of colored pottery, ar-Raqqa Museum
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