- The
Balikh River (Arabic: نهر البليخ) is a
perennial river that
originates in the
spring of Ain al-Arous near Tell
Abyad in the
Eastern Mediterranean...
- In Syria,
three rivers add
their water to the Euphrates; the Sajur, the
Balikh and the Khabur.
These rivers rise in the
foothills of the
Taurus Mountains...
- also the
first to
excavate archaeological sites in the
valley of the
river Balikh, to the west of the
Khabur basin. In
December 1933, he was
elected a Fellow...
- region. This
region is
watered by two
tributaries to the Euphrates, the
Balikh and the Khabur. The area
underwent irrigation improvements during the 1960s...
- the Tell
Abyad District within the
Raqqa Governorate.
Located along the
Balikh River, it
constitutes a
divided city with the
bordering city of Akçakale...
-
located near the
modern city of
Raqqa and at the
confluence of the
rivers Balikh and Euphrates. The site has an area of
about 40
hectares with the main mound...
- Tell
Hammam et-Turkman is an
ancient Near
Eastern tell site
located in the
Balikh River valley in
Raqqa Governorate,
northern Syria, not far from the Tell...
- Wadi
Qaramogh is a
tributary of the
Balikh River in Syria. It
drains west of the
Balikh Valley,
feeding the
Balikh stream. The Wadi
Qaramogh can transport...
-
suggested by the
historian Fergus Millar to have been
somewhere on the
Balikh River.
Diocletian may or may not have been
present at the battle, but he...
- the
Black Sea,
along the
Euphrates in
northern Mesopotamia and
along the
Balikh river in
northern Syria. The
etymology is
uncertain but the
toponyms may...
