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Trojan city
The history of the city of Troy dates back nearly 4000 years and is one of the most famous archaeological and historical sites in the world, where the first excavations were carried out on the site by the famous archaeologist Heinrich Suleiman in the year 1870 AD. The Mediterranean Sea, in addition, Troy is famous for the siege that took place between the Spartan warriors and the Ikhiyin from Greece in the thirteenth or twelfth century BC, and this archaeological site is located on Hisarlık Hill, which overlooks the Aegean coast in Turkey, specifically 4.8 km Of the tide Southern vinegar of the Dardanelles.
The Syrian city of Bosra
Bosra is the capital of the Romenian Arab region in the past, and this city was mentioned for the first time by the Egyptian tablets that were found in Tel Amarna, which is approximately 3400 years old, and this city was ruled by the Nabateans for later years, and in 106 it became Bosra is part of the Ottoman Empire and during its climax the city was considered a commercial site on the border where Arab caravans buy all their supplies for its long journey from the city, and this city is considered an archaeological monument due to the presence of many monuments for all the ruling empires that ruled like the Romen theater preserved Carefully, which dates back to the second century, an old mosque which is considered one of the oldest mosques in the world, and a Christian cathedral from the Byzantine era. (Slide 4)
Kubikli Tepe in Turkey
Göbekli Tepe is a mountainous archaeological site located in Turkey, where it was built from the beginning of the tenth millennium BC, and it looks like a paradise because it has many sculpted paintings of pictures of exotic plants and animals, as this temple is located in the desert at the present time and is believed Some claim that the giant temple complex is an inspiration to the commission, in addition to that ancient human statues have been found inside this temple.
The town of Skara Brae in Scotland
Skara Brae was built about 5,000 years ago and this town flourished in the Neolithic period, and is the largest island in the archipelago of the Orkney Islands. It was discovered as a result of the strong storms that occurred in 1850 AD that contributed to the detection of stone ceilings and festive structures And distinctive furniture.
