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Local media agency said that the mass grave was discovered near the second-century Roman amphitheater.

Source: Mass grave of IS victims found in Syria’s Palmyra, says report

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Sana agency announced on Wednesday that the Roman-era UNESCO heritage monument will be rebuilt by a Russian renovation and archaeological mission after it was destroyed by ISIS in 2015…

Source: Syria: Russia to rebuild monumental arch of Palmyra – Culture – ANSAMed

Photo: Valery Sharifulin

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Photo: Carolyn Brown

The exhibition of Carolyn Brown’s photography is on view through January 2.

Source: Step into the Ancient City of Palmyra at the Crow Museum of Asian Art

The Syrian Society for Exploration and Documentation, “I am the Syrian”, organized a documentary tourist trip to the historic city of Palmyra with the participation of about 180 volunteers to record observations about the affected archaeological areas and the requirements for improving the service reality to be accomplished in cooperation with the bodies concerned.

Source: A documentary tourist trip to the historic city of Palmyra – video

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The Getty Institute of Research recently opened an online exhibition dedicated to the ruins of Palmyra, but is this enough to preserve its memory?

Source: The Ruins Of Palmyra Have Been Memorialized Online, But Is That Enough?

Photographer Joseph Eid captures photos of Palmyra – one of the world’s most intact ancient ruins – before and after IS occupation. The juxtaposition is wrenching.

Source: Photos of a wrenching moment in history

The ancient Roman city of Palmyra, whose ruins are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, risks destruction at the hands of ISIS after the group captured it earlier this year.

Source: These Rare Pictures Capture The Former Beauty Of ISIS’s Latest Target