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Damaged during the civil war, the museum has now been renovated and is once again open to the public. However, of the more than 5,000 artifacts that was housed before the war, only about 1,300 remains.
The Archeological Museum of Raqqa, also known as the Raqqa Museum, is a museum in Raqqa, Syria founded in 1981. The structure housing the museum was built in 1861 and served as an Ottoman governmental building. The museum is dedicated to the preservation of the culture of the Raqqa Governorate.
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First built in 772 AD, this mosque was extensively damaged by fighting in 2017. Reconstruction efforts started in late 2019.
Ruins of a 12th century palace.
Assyrian fortifications, survived the 2017 siege of the city except for a 25-m-long stretch that was demolished to allow Syrian Democratic Forces troops to enter the Old City.