In the face of destruction, Peacock pearl, Palmyra

The world's priceless archaeological and cultural monuments are being lost, through the reckless and inconsiderate activities of some people. The war has become the most harmful of all. And the most damaged areas of the archaeological sites are the Middle East.

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The Middle East and the adjacent areas were rich in ancient world civilization. Because of this, there are many antiquities and ancient structures scattered in those places. These monuments are endangered and endangered after one another, due to war and civil war, bombing in the name of conflict resistance, deliberate destruction. In Iraq, Libya, Mali, Afghanistan and Syria already destroyed many archaeological sites. Attacking the United States in Iraq, waging a war campaign in Afghanistan and dismantling IS's planned destruction in the country. Many of the IS members have demolished archaeological sites with explosive battles.

Source:endtimewatchers.com
Palmyra is an archaeological archaeologist. The desert city of Syrian capital Damascus, 210 kilometers north-east, is the oldest building in the next 400 years from the first century BC. Surrounded for more than two thousand years, this city has wonderful buildings, about 1,000 pillars, sculptures and statues and more than 500 tombs are devastated and destroyed by the attacks of IS. The polymorpha is called 'Moorou pearl' due to its unique beauty.

Khaled al-Asaad
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For decades, Assad's 81-year-old Assad was in charge of overseeing the archaeological remains of Palmer's world heritage list of UNESCO for four decades. IS militants killed Assad as well as not willing to look for hidden treasures in Palmyra.