The site at which this battle occurred was first excavated by Sir Leonard Wooley and T. E. Lawrence in 1912.  
The site at which this battle occurred was first excavated by Sir Leonard Wooley and T. E. Lawrence in 1912.  This battle was precipitated when one side moved its capital to Haran, and then later to this site.  Lying on the Euphrates about sixty-five miles northeast of Aleppo, one army was delayed at Riblah, prior to which King Josiah was defeated at Megiddo.  Necho finally reached this site to find Nebuchadnezzar had already conquered it, and promptly slew the approaching Egyptians.  FTP, identify this 605 BCE battle that saw the end of the Assyrian Empire by the Babylonians.
The site at which this battle occurred was first excavated by Sir Leonard Wooley and T. E. Lawrence in 1912.  
Battle of Carchemish