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The Culture Authority for North and East Syria, in cooperation with the Culture and Antiquities Committee in Raqqa, discussed with the team documenting the mosaic paintings in the Herakleh Warehouses project
The Culture Authority in North and East Syria and the Culture Committee in Raqqa, in coordination with the “East Association for the Protection of Syrian Heritage”, began restoration and rehabilitation work for part of the Harakleh warehouses
The Directorate of Antiquities in the city of Manbij cleaned and removed the rubble and re-sorted the collapsed stone blocks from the outer wall of the ancient Najm Castle, as a result of the earthquake that struck the area
After the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 2nd, 2023, and the continuation of aftershocks in the region, it became clear that the ancient site of Soukra Castle, which dates back to the Ayyubid and Mamluk eras, had suffered some damage: a vertical crack with minor collapses in the body of Tower No. 2
The Culture Authority of North and East Syria (Antiquities Protection Office) carried out a survey and assessment of the damages resulting from the earthquake that struck the region in the morning for archaeological sites located in north and east Syria
According to preliminary information from the Antiquities Directorates in northern and eastern Syria, after an earthquake occurred in the region this morning, there are some cracks and collapses in Najm Castle
The Antiquities Protection Office of the Culture Authority in North and East Syria met with the Culture and Antiquities Committee in Raqqa in order to develop work plans and study to solve the problems that the archaeological wall of Raqqa suffers from (moisture and collapse) as soon as possible
The Antiquities Protection Office of the Culture Authority of North and East Syria has examined the collapsed part of the wall of Al-Raqqa due to natural factors (humidity – rain) to prepare a study to intervene as soon as possible
A mosaic painting was discovered in one of the inhabited houses in the city of Manbij while the house owner was digging the foundations of a room, which led to the discovery of the painting. It can be said that the painting dates back to the late Roman period (the beginnings of Christianity).
Photos showing the backfilling of the two tunnels at the archaeological site of Tal Al-Thadyain in the town of Mansoura, in order to preserve public safety and limit secret excavations inside it.

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Photos showing the damages in Tell Nayel site in Raqqa

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