Heritage site
Ain Dara Temple
معبد عين دارة
Ain Dara
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About
The Ain Dara temple is a Syro-Hittite temple of the Iron Age, built between about 1300 and 740 BC on a mound near the village of Ain Dara. It is known for its basalt reliefs of lions and winged creatures and for the giant footprints carved at its entrance. It was badly damaged in 2018.
Location
Ain Dara
Sources
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