Tell Sakka

an archaeological hill located 25 km southeast of the city of Damascus. The second millennium BC, included many architectural remains, a small grave of the box style, and some funerary furniture, such as pottery vessels "dishes and jugs", and some jewelry, including two silver necklaces, all dating back to the first intermediate bronze era "2000-1800 BC". ,, As for the second medieval bronze layer «1800-1600 BC», it is the most important in the site in which the palace, which seemed clear, was sabotaged after an invasion or military attack, which ended in setting fire to it, & nbsp; a large construction built from The milk ranged from the width of its walls between 140-180 cm, and it is formed from a rectangular courtyard overlooking it. Metal pouring molds, which indicates the industrial importance that the Tel Ska website enjoyed, gives the discoveries of Tel Ska clear evidence of the importance of the site, which was one of the most important stations of the old trade road that extends from the Rafidain Valley to the Nile Valley, and shows its great civilizational role in linking the two migrant civilizations And the Egyptian & nbsp;