Apamea

It is an archaeological city located northwest of the city of Hama in Syria, founded around 300 BC. At the hands of the Saluki King ** The first Saluqa Nicator was called a Tikri of his wife in a bamy, it is a civilized, civilized congregation during the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine ages, and she was famous for her elaborate architecture, such as the main street surrounded by the spiral and Roman theater. The city was the military capital of the Salukin, as it contained a large part of their forces. It was destroyed due to the damage and wars, but it is still an archaeological site that reflects the greatness of the ancient Syrian civilization.