Tell al-Dabba Archaeological Site

is the most important and largest archaeological hills in the As -Suwayda Governorate, and it is characterized by its geographical location, which mediates a number of villages and plains: a bika from the northwest, nails from the north, Salim from the south. It takes an oval shape surrounded by a large wall brown from huge unpaid stones, cut by the existing entrance in the northeastern side, its views - such as the wall, towers and gates and then the architectural units shown on the surface - indicate that it is one of the important cities in southern Syria. It is believed that the hill is represented Ruins Western and northern, double in and not in them, holes, which were erected over the eastern corner and include the tower adjacent to the fence from the inside, and it is demolished and represents the highest point in the hill, where it was used for control, and next to it is several rooms from the east and the north, : & nbsp; It is located in the middle of the hill over a hill, overlooking a flat square in the west and another square in the east. The third is met by the northeastern corner, its features are unclear, and the site was found on the site of the pottery of Nabatiyah, and some pieces of money dating back to the same period in the first millennium BC, and on a variety of pottery metaphors, including flasks in the form of amplots, tractor , Swakes, Marble, Jarn, Tayeb and Spices, Flavated Swellows of Soft Blue Stone Various shape and size, Weights of Nolly of Fragile Fragile Fragrance well & Nbsp;