More artifacts intended for smuggling by Terrorists, Restored

HOMS,(ST)_ Competent authorities in the farms area in Palmyra seized fifteen artifacts excavated by armed terrorist groups, illegally with the aim of smuggling them out of Syria.

A source at the province of Homs, told SANA correspondent yesterday that the pieces which date back to the second century AD, are  a group of sculptures include funerary busts and some carved stone heads for people from Palmyra, inscribed with Palmyrene  language writings referring to the name of the sculpture.

T. Fateh

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