Raqqa, Western Palace, aerial view of excavation site
Raqqa, Baghdad Gate, geometric decorations in the niche, built with bricks
Jaʿbar Castle, Minaret of the mosque
Jaʿbar castle, southern side of the castle
A part of architectural remains in Tall Mardikh (Ebla)
Raqqa, Baghdad gate
Remains of walls and pillars, Mari (Tall al-Hariri)
A side of the architectural remains, Mari (Tall al-Hariri)
Mari (Tall al-Hariri), The Archive Hall in the Palace of Zimri lim
Damascus Gate on the south eastern side of the City Wall, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Eastern side of Damascus Gate, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Fort V, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Tall al-Biʿa, Ancient city of Tuttul
Raqqa, Baghdad Gate (Bab) as seen from outside the fence
Raqqa, Tall Aswad, small finds
Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]
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 (Nagar), ruins of Naram-Sin Palace, 3rd millennuim BC. [Original photo name: naram sin palace2]
Tall Brak, general view of the main mound
Raqqa, Tall Aswad, stucco
Raqqa, the inner façade of Baghdad Gate (Bab Baghdad)
Hiraqla victory monument – Decorative stone panel
Remains of wall foundations, Kharab Sayyar
Raqqa – “East of Raqqa” site – Tall Aswad – finds
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
Ebla (Tall Mardikh), basalt basin was often used for the purposes of worship
Mari (Tall al-Hariri), the palace’s cistern made of baked brick (beginning of 2nd millennium BC)
Mari (Tall Hariri), a side of the architectural remains
Raqqa, Aerial photo of Hiraqla vicotry monument
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Raqqa, Western Palace, aerial view of excavation site
![Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]](https://syrian-heritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shap_import_44758-300x225.png "Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]")
![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_44759-300x225.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]")
![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]")
