A street vendor sells coffee outside Aleppo's ancient citadel, as posters depicting Syria's President Bashar al-Assad are seen in the background, in Syria February 1, 2017. REUTERS/Omar Sanadiki
ALEPPO, Syria (Reuters) - In the rubble-strewn square outside Aleppo's ancient citadel and under the scorched vaults of its covered souk, workmen are starting to mend the destruction of a war that has shattered the Syrian city's priceless historical heritage.
About 20 volunteers sorted through the debris in Khan al-Gumruk, one of the souk's great medieval inns, piling up the stones from a fallen archway that can be used in its restoration.
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