Hadatu

It is known as the name of Arsalen Tash, located in northeastern Syria, 30 km east of the Euphrates. This site is of great historical importance, as it is believed to be called one of the idiosyncratic gods. The excavation work began in relation to an ancient Aramaic king, the right to the site in 1928, which led the discovery a prosperous city dating back to the first half of the first thousand before the birth. The discoveries included a Assyrian cut and the "Ivory House" that contains distinctive art pieces. Old texts were found in the Aramaic and Assyrian language, indicating the diversity of the population and the effects of different civilizations in the region