Syrian citizen donates 7000 artifacts to Daraa Museum
Syrian citizen Baha Ibrahim Al-Masri from rural Daraa received approximately 5,000 artifacts from various eras, including Sumerian, Islamic, and Ottoman periods, with the aim of protecting them from smuggling and damage. He collected these over 20 years, especially during the Syrian war, and voluntarily handed them over to Daraa National Museum as a gesture of belonging and preservation of national heritage. The collection includes utensils, weapons, rare coins, and artistic formations, and is considered one of the most important Syrian cultural heritage collections. It has been described as a unique model for preserving identity and history.
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