Urkesh
Urkesh was an ancient city located in modern-day Syria, near the Khabur River. It rose to prominence during the Early Bronze Age, flourishing from around 2700 to 2000 BCE. The city was a major center of the Hurrian civilization, which later played a significant role in the region. Archaeological excavations at the site of Tell Mozan have uncovered impressive structures, including a royal palace, temples, and an extensive administrative complex.
The inhabitants of Urkesh were skilled artisans, known for their pottery and metalwork. The city also served