Urkesh is an ancient city located in modern-day northern Syria. It was an important center during the Hurrian civilization, flourishing around 3000 to 1200 BCE. Archaeological excavations have revealed significant structures, including temples and residential areas, showcasing the city's advanced urban planning and culture. The site of Urkesh is particularly notable for its well-preserved artifacts, which provide insights into the daily life, trade, and religious practices of its inhabitants. Researchers continue to study Urkesh to better understand the historical context of the Hurrians and their influence on surrounding regions.