General view of the Umayyad Mosque shows the dome and the three minarets of the mosque
View over the roof of the south-western Madrasat Ismaʿil Basha al-ʿAzm to the Umayyad Mosque with its high transept of the prayer hall with a central dome and its three minarets
The main arch and the integrated columns of the Nabataean gate in Busra
Fig.42_ٍStone with inscription
Jamiʿ al-Qayqan, southern facade with spolia stones
Jamiʿ al-Qayqan, stone engraving – hieroglyphic pictorial writing
Baghdad Gate of Raqqa-Rafiqa, 10th c. onwards
General view in the Limestone Massif, near al-Bara
Remains of the facade of an building, Sirjilla
General view of ancient house and grave building, al-Bara
Qalb Lawza Basilica, illustration of the assumed construction method
The region of Limestone Massif, where Qal’at Sam’an (monastery of St. Simeon) is situated
Apse of basilica, al-Bara
Kirkbiza in the Dead Cities: A farmer ploughing his field with a metal plough, pulled by a mule and an ox.
Village alley in the Balikh region with calf and goats
Architectural remains of Dayr (Monastery) Subat, al-Bara
Fig.41-a3_Close-up view of inscription
Aleppo Built Heritage Documentation – Damage Mapping
Fig.41-a3_Close-up view of inscription
Agriculture south of the Monastery of Saint Simeon (geological term for a hollow form closed on all sides in karst areas)
Qalb Lawza, Basilica of 5th c., central view at nave and apse
The Nabataean gate with its main arch, columns and capitals
Qalb Lawza, Basilica 5th c., view of main facade from south-west
Agriculture in ar-Ruj plain
Dead Cities, Kirkbiza: A team of mule and oxen pulling a metal plough.
A view in the Limestone Massif, near al-Bara
Remains of two-storey building, Sirjilla
Qalb Lawza, Basilica of 5th c., decorative door of reliquary room in southern facade (east)
Columns with Corinthian capitals in one of Sirjilla’s buildings
General view of the Umayyad Mosque shows the dome and the three minarets of the mosque
