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Archaeologists: 3 Stores Dating back to Second Millennium B.C. Unearthed in Syria

Global Arab Network - - Gamal Ragay

Thursday, 11 November 2010 15:59

Syria (Swaida) - The national excavation working at Dubbah Breika Hill at the southern province of Swaida has unearthed three neighboring stores dating back to the second millennium B.C.

Archaeologist Basel Gharz al-Din, who supervised the excavation, works said the three stores are semicircular and made of basalt stones.

He added that works of excavation in the eastern side of the hill showed that the stony bases represent a row, as several antiquities were also found at the site such as jars, plates, pots and metal pieces.
(SANA)

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