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تستعرض هذه الورقة قصة حياة تمثال اللات - أثينا  من محفوظات متحف تدمر (سجل متحفي رقم آ 138/75) وذلك من خلال التقارير البحثية التي نشرتها البعثة الاثرية البولونية والتي عملت على دراسة ومسح معبد اللات أثرياً منذ عام 1975 وحتى ثمانينات القرن الفائت.

This project of the Virtual Museum of Raqqa is a collaboration work between the Virtual Museum of Syria and Al Raqqa Cultural Committee represented by Al Raqqa museum's Rehabilitation Committee. The virtual museum of Syria is a documentation project created by Mirath Initiative for Cultural Heritage.

The credits page is part of the Virtual Museum of Palmyra website. It is dedicated to recognizing and acknowledging the contributions of individuals who have participated in the research project and serves as a testament to the hard work, dedication, and expertise of those who have played a crucial role in the research process. The Research Credits page is a symbol of gratitude and appreciation for all those who have helped bring the project to fruition. This is also a call to both Syrian and international academics to contribute to building this database by sending references, suggesting revisions or providing written entries about specific museum pieces.

This initial observational report aims to document some of the archaeological items in Palmyra museum and assess their current damage. General This report aims to document some of the existing archaeological items inside Palmyra museum for the purpose of providing an assessment of their present condition. This is part of an ongoing effort that aims to eventually incorporate all of the museum's archaeological findings.

Built in the year 32 CE. The temple of Baalshamin was one of the most complete ancient structures in Palmyra. In 1980, UNESCO designated the temple as a World Heritage Site. During the Syrian war, Palmyra experienced widespread looting and damage by combatants. On 13 May 2015, ISIL launched an attack on the modern town of Tadmur. Following to ISIL offense, a large number of the Palmyra museum’s artifacts has been looted or destroyed. On 23 August 2015 it became confirmed that the temple of Baalshamin was destroyed by ISIS fanatics.