Raqqa – the excavations of the site “East of Raqqa”, the Eastern Complex
Bayt Dallal, iwan with a wooden canopy
Khan Qurdbak, southern portico – Mamluk rank
Al-Bara, oil mill, 5th-6th c.
Al-Bara, oil mill, 5th-6th c.
al-Bara, Pyramidal roofed tomb known locally as As-Sawma‘a,
Jarada, tower
Al-Khusrawiyya: Explosion crater where the mosque once stood, 2016
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
Jabal ʿAruda, Maqam (shrine) ash-Shaykh ‘Aruda
The suspension bridge over the Euphrates in Dayr az-Zawr
Bayt Wakil, iwan
Halabiyya; remains of Basilica and Eastern wall,
General view of al-Qarmani Bath and garden
Hammam Bahram Pasha, exterior facade
al-Husn Church, remains of basilica’s wall, which constitue the boundary of an agricultural field
Al-Bara, pyramid tomb A, 6th c.
At-Tabqa, Jaʿbar Castle , one of the Castle’s towers.
Busra, The hot section (juwwani) of Hammam Manjak
Busra, view of the Westgate of the Decumanus Maximus
Stone sarcophagi in the pyramidal mausoleum A, al-Bara
al-Husn Church, remains of basilica’s wall, which constitue the boundary of an agricultural field
al-Husn Church, Remains of the basilica after its demolition and turning the site into an agricultural field
Busra, The cold section (Barrani) of Hammam Manjak
al-Husn Church, Remains of the basilica after its demolition and turning the site into an agricultural field
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OpenStreetMap_ al-Husn Church _ 2021
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