The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
A favissa or ritual pits east of Ishtar temple, Tall Mardikh (Ebla)
A part of architectural remains in Tall Mardikh (Ebla)
A side of architectural remains in Tall Mardikh (Ebla)
Stone coffins in the southern Palace, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
View into a room in Palace G, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
A part from the ruins of Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
A view of Royal Palace G, Tall Mardikh (Ebla)
A staircase was leading up to upper floor at Royal Palace G, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Afamiya, Architectural component with showing ionic elements
View on the Euphrates River from the site of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya)
Afamiya, a side of ruins
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
Fort V, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Ebla (Tall Mardikh), basalt basin was often used for the purposes of worship
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
Part of fortifications in Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Excavation works, Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya)
Excavation works, Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya)
Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), Roman amphitheater
Twisted column – The Great Colonnade at Afamiya
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
View on the Euphrates river from Dura Europos
Eastern side of Damascus Gate, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
The northern entrance of the historical city of Dura Europos (Qalʿat as-Salihiyya), end of 4th century BC
View on the Euphrates river from Dura Europos
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Wadi az-Zaydi, Ancient bridge
