Euphrates River Collection

Ancient Mesopotamia
Map of the ancient Tigris and Euphrates region. Printed color 19th-century illustration

Middle East Ancient Map, Garden of Eden, 1675
This may appear to be a straightforward map of the Middle East. However, closer inspection will reveal some extraordinary details, a number of descriptions on the map refer to stories from the Bible

Syria with mask
Color satellite image of Syria, with mask

Syria with borders and mask
Color satellite image of Syria, with borders and mask

Syria with borders
Color satellite image of Syria, with borders

Syria and neighbouring countries
Color satellite image of Syria and neighbouring countries

Syria, Euphrates river, Ath Thaura, Lake Al-Assad and Qalaat Jaabar Castle

Apocalypse Tapestry or Apocalypse of Angers, 1375-80 (tapestry)
CUL4925732 Apocalypse Tapestry or Apocalypse of Angers, 1375-80 (tapestry) by Bataille, Nicolas (fl. 1363-1400); 159x246 cm; Chateau d'Angers

Illustrated map of ancient Sumer with rivers Tigris and Euphrates

Ancient Babylon, from Cassells Universal History, published 1888; Illustration

Iraq Babylonia Euphrates River fisherman throwing
Iraq (Babylonia) Euphrates River, fisherman throwing net, sunset scene. 1950, Iraq

Iraq Babylonia Euphrates River air circuitous treeless
Iraq (Babylonia) Euphrates River, air, showing circuitous treeless course. 1950, Iraq

Air route Baghdad Amman desert Ancient monument
Air route to Baghdad via Amman and the desert. Ancient monument on desert sands near the Euphrates River. 1932, Iraq

Air route Baghdad Amman desert Euphrates River
Air route to Baghdad via Amman and the desert. Euphrates River. A distant view of its great circuitous treeless course. 1932, Iraq

German Baghdad Railway Wooden railroad bridge
German Baghdad Railway, Wooden railroad bridge over Euphrates River 1900, Middle East

Fall of Babylon by Cyrus II, 539 BC
Illustration of a Fall of Babylon by Cyrus II, 539 BC

Ruweiha Roman Temple Tomb

Natural color image of Qadisiyah Reservoir in Iraq
September 15, 2009 - Natural color image of Qadisiyah Reservoir in Iraq

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The Euphrates River, a symbol of ancient Mesopotamia, flows through the Middle East like a thread connecting history and mythology. On an ancient map from 1675, it winds its way through the region known as the Garden of Eden, evoking images of paradise lost. In Syria, the Euphrates river gracefully passes by Ath Thaura, Lake Al-Assad, and Qalaat Jaabar Castle - remnants of civilizations long gone but still standing strong. As I gaze upon this scene captured in the Apocalypse Tapestry from 1375-80, I can't help but wonder about the stories that unfolded along these banks. The Angels of the Euphrates must have witnessed both triumphs and tragedies throughout time. Today, this mighty river continues to flow with grace and power. Its waters sustain life for countless communities along its shores. It serves as a lifeline amidst turmoil in Syria - a reminder that nature's beauty persists even in challenging times. In this photograph by EyeUbiquitous_20059235, we see glimpses of Syrian life intertwined with the Euphrates' serenity. Ath Thaura stands proudly against a backdrop painted by nature itself - Lake Al-Assad shimmering under golden sunlight. And there it is again: Qalaat Jaabar Castle perched on a hilltop overlooking this timeless waterway. The repetition of these sights reminds us not only of their physical presence but also their enduring significance to those who call this land home. The Euphrates River remains an anchor for Syrians amidst chaos - offering solace and hope for brighter days ahead. Let us cherish this remarkable river that has witnessed empires rise and fall; let us honor its role in shaping our shared human history; let us strive to protect its fragile ecosystem so that future generations may continue to find inspiration within its depths.