Tell Brak (Barsip)

It is also known as a red hill, is an archaeological site located in northern Syria on the eastern bank of the Euphrates, where it was the capital of the Kingdom of the Kingdom, Beth Adini. The settlement of the site dates back to the slave period (4000-5300 BC), and during the subsequent ages, including the Assyrian era, the site was known for its commercial and religious importance, as it was a composition of the worship of the storm god. God, the storm, which dates back to the hurricane period, is currently in the Louvre Museum.