The uncertain future of Syrian heritage. It is an oasis in the desert of Syria. An ancient city, whose vestiges make up one of the most impressive archaeological sites in the Middle East. In the past it was a meeting point between the Roman and Persian world, and a key economic stop on the caravan route. It is Palmira, if we call it by its Greek name, or Tadmur, in a variant of Aramaic. A marvel he knew a lot...Continue reading...
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The uncertain future of Syrian heritage. It is an oasis in the desert of Syria. An ancient city, whose vestiges make up one of the most impressive archaeological sites in the Middle East. In the past it was a meeting point between the Roman and Persian world, and a key economic stop on the caravan route. It is Palmira, if we call it by its Greek name, or Tadmur, in a variant of Aramaic. A marvel he knew a lot...Continue reading...