Tell Bazi

Syria / Hhalab / Manbij /

archaeological site, tell (mound), ancient ruins

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An ancient habitation site on the east bank of the Euphrates in Syria. The Bronze-Age town consisted of a citadel on high ground, and a larger lower town that is currently submerged under the waters of the Euphrates reservoir. The site has yielded cuneiform texts dating to the reigns of the Mittanian kings Saushtatar and Artatama I. These documents provide the probable name of the site, Baṣīru.

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Coordinates: 36°25'39"N 38°16'31"E

Jebel Khalid 12 km
Tell al-Sweyhat 17 km
Tell Munbâqa (Ekalte) 27 km
Tell Meskene (Emar) 51 km
Ancient Sura 73 km
Khirbet al-Anbar (Bajadda) 76 km
Medinet al-Far (Hisn Maslama) 76 km
Abassid Walls of Raqqa 85 km
Thoul Nayel 92 km
Resafa 99 km

Reforestation project 1.9 km
Hill 5.8 km
Killiyah plain 6.4 km
Shaykh Inan mountain 6.9 km
Tishrin Dam reservoir 20 km
Kardushan plateau (525 m) 20 km
Manbij-Birecik Plain 34 km
Euphrates Region (DFNS) 62 km

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Reforestation project Hill Killiyah plain Shaykh Inan mountain Tishrin Dam reservoir Kardushan plateau (525 m) Manbij-Birecik Plain Euphrates Region (DFNS)