Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Part of golden and colored mosaic, Umayyad Mosque
Ruins of the wall of Qalʿat Shumaymis (castle)
The southern tower of Qal‘at Shayzar
Tall Brak (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]
Ruins of Qalʿat ash-Shugr wa-Bakas on the edge of a mountain slope
Ruins of Qalʿat ash-Shugr wa-Bakas on the edge of a mountain slope
Al-Bara, pyramid tomb A, 6th c. AD
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, general view of the main mound
Ruins of Qalʿat ash-Shugr wa-Bakas on the edge of a mountain slope
View from the northeast, Temple of Bel
General view of Bel Temple among the palm trees
Arch of Triumph (Qaws Hadrian) behind palm trees
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Ruins of Qalʿat ash-Shugr wa-Bakas on the edge of a mountain slope
Fig. 33, Catalogue of Damage
One of the three minor mihrabs, Umayyad Mosque
Fig. 42-b, Catalogue of Damage
Fig. 38, Catalogue of Damage
Fig. 40, Catalogue of Damage
Fig. 42, Catalogue of Damage
Fig. 35, Catalogue of Damage
Fig. 54, Catalogue of Damage
Fig. 52, Catalogue of Damage
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