Kingdom of Ebla archeological city was the capital of ancient Syria and ancient and powerful kingdom flourished in northwest Syria in the middle of the third millennium BC. Thanks to discoveries Syria became the third president of the source of cultural and political history in the Near East. Is the missing link that has long wondered archaeologists about her whereabouts, and had to be discovered in the place where they were found to remove the scientific community question marks about the vacuum of civilization surprisingly slick floor excellent between Ugarit, Aleppo and Mary, Damascus and other cities civilization famous. Its location and its importance This Tomb by archaeologist Paolo Mattei, who was head of the Italian Archaeological Mission of the University of Rome, which revealed when Took over the excavation site in Tel Mardikh near the town of Saraqeb in Idlib province, Syria at a distance of about 55 km southwest of the city of Aleppo in Syria. Extended its influence over the areas between the Anatolian Plateau to the north and south of the Sinai Peninsula, and the Euphrates valley west Herquaossahel average and has established business relationships and diplomatic ties with countries in the region and the Syrian kingdoms, Egypt and Mesopotamia Was the influence of trade Ebla runs until the Sinai desert, north Palestine, Lebanon and the Syrian Republic and the West reached Cyprus in the north to Anatolia and in the east to the heights of Mesopotamia and was the civilization of Ebla and culture dominant economically and politically on many areas of Syria, stretching between the mountains of Lebanon in the west to the desert Levant in the east, between the Taurus Mountains in the north to the south in the area of Homs until the Euphrates River. It was thanks to its location in the center of trade routes, the link between Egypt and Mesopotamia and beyond the mountains of Iran, even India ... Sohar Hkuro Sweden Thank you very much
Posted on: Fri, 11 Jul 2014 22:52:08 +0000
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