Syria – Archaeology Illustrated

Qasr al Hayr-al-Gharbi, Syria, Ornamental Entrance of the Palace, Built by the Umayyad kaliph Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik in 727
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Ugarit, Late Bronze Age Royal Palace (Center) and City Gate, Looking Southeast
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Baitokaike, A Spring Sanctuary and Reservoirs in Roman Syria, 2nd Century AD, Looking Southwest
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Ancient Antioch, the Palace Island and the Orontes River, Overall View to the South Late Roman Period
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Sam’al (Today’s Zincirli), NorthSyria-Turkey, Capital of an Assyrian Vasal State, 9-8th Centuries BC
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Restored Wall Painting in the Courtyard of the Royal Palace of Mari, Mesopotamia, Around 1760 BC
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Qatna, Syria, The Middle Bronze – Late Bronze Age Great Palace
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Ain Dara, A Neo-Hittite/Syro-Hittite Temple in North Syria with Basalt Orthostats of Lions Lining the Facade, 1250-740 BC
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Tell Halaf / Gozan, The Aramean King Kapara’s Palace in Neo Hittite Style, 10th Century BC, Syria
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Palmyra, Temple of Bel, As Seen from the Southwestern Corner of the Roof of the Temenos Colonnade Before Sunset, 1st Century AD
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Mari, The Royal Palace, Middle Bronze Age, 18th Century BC
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Damascus in the Roman Period, The Great Temple of Jupiter and Forum, Looking Southeast
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Aleppo, Syria, and the Temple of the Storm God Haddad, the Largest Temple in the Late Bronze Age, Looking Northeast
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Dura Europos on the Euphrates River, Syria, Hellenistic Border City between the Roman and Sasanian Empires, 2nd Century AD
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Tel Brak, North Syria, Akkadian Period, in the Time of Sargon the Great or Naram Sin: The Southern Section, Looking Southeast
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The Ma’abed of Amrit (Marathos), a Phoenician Water Temple and Healing Center Dedicated to the Gods Melqart and Eshmun, Coastal Syria, 6th-3rd Centuries BC
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Bosra, Southern Syria, Capital of the Roman Province of Petraea, The Central and Southern Bath Houses, 2nd-3rd centuries AD, Looking Southwest
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Mari, The Central Temple Complex and Royal Palace with nearby Euphrates River, 18th Century BC, Looking Northwest, Made with Dr. Pascal Butterlin
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