Raqqa – “East of Raqqa” site – Tall az-Zujaj – excavations
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.
Mari (Tall al-Hariri), The Archive Hall in the Palace of Zimri lim
Tall al-Mishrifa (Qatna) within its geographic area
Tall al-Mishrifa (ancient Qatna), view of the historic citywall, within which the village is located
Safita, view from the Qal’a on at-Tall quarter
Mari (Tall Hariri), a side of the architectural remains
Mari (Tall al-Hariri), the palace’s cistern made of baked brick (beginning of 2nd millennium BC)
Tall al-Bi’a, Excavation at Dayr Zakka (monastery)
Mari (Tall Hariri), a side of the architectural remains
The arcade wall of Great Mosque of Raqqa-Rafiqa, 8th/12th C.
Raqqa, the archway of Baghdad Gate
Archaeological objects, ar-Raqqa Museum
Raqqa – Qasr al-Banat, inner courtyard
Raqqa, Qasr (Palace) al-Banat
Remains of walls and pillars, Mari (Tall al-Hariri)
A side of the architectural remains, Mari (Tall al-Hariri)
Raqqa, Grand Abbasid Mosque – Plan
Raqqa, enclosure wall and arcade of al-Jamiʿ al-ʿAtiq (Great Mosque)
Minaret and exterior wall of the Great Mosque of ar-Raqqa/ar-Rafiqa, 8th/12th c.
Remains of ar-Raqqa Wall built of mud brick
The minaret of Great Mosque of ar-Raqqa/ar-Rafiqa, 8th/12th c.
Fig.09_geodetic grid over rubble heap
Village of Tall Hamidiyya with excavation house (left)
Mari (Tall Hariri), a side of the architectural remains
A coffee house and waiting service taxi in the center of the small frontier town
Mud bricks, prepared for the restoration of ar-Raqqa Wall
Near Tall Abyad, view of ʿAyn al-ʿArus lake
Tall Abyad, Historical watermil of ʿAyn al ʿArus
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Street facade of a house in an Assyrian village, that still kept one domed room.
Reconstruction of Assyrian town Dur Katlimmu
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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.
