Agriculture in the Coastal Mountains (al-Jibal as-Sahiliyya)
Sahl Hawran (Hawran Plain), The traditional operation of threshing wheat
Threshing in Sahl Hawran (Hawran Plain): farmers are separating wheat from chaff
View to the village al-Awshariyya on the northern shore of the Sajur near the junction with the Euphrates river
An aerial view of a water canal in the village of Shaykh Hilal
An abandoned rural noria on the Orontes river
Great Mosque, prayer hall, wooden pulpit (minbar)
Great Mosque, Minaret
al-Lajat region, Basalt stone into agricultural area
Valley of Nahr Al-Kabir al-Shamali River
An olive grove in the Ghouta of Damascus
Ghouta of Damascus, collecting of hemp in 1970s
Dead Cities, Kirkbiza: A team of mule and oxen pulling a metal plough.
Kirkbiza in the Dead Cities: A farmer ploughing his field with a metal plough, pulled by a mule and an ox.
When milking a flock of sheep in the Syrian Jazira
General view of Maʿlula
Agricultural fields, cow and irrigation pipe on the coast of Baniyas
View of the Barada Valley in the 1960s
Natural view near the village of ʿArna on Jabal ash-Shaykh
View of the city of Yabrud adjacent to agricultural fields
A view of the Orontes river near Darkush
Agricultural fields and industrial complex near Baniyas
Great Mosque of Aleppo, prayer hall interior and Shrine of the Prophet Zechariah
Making of burghul in Yabrud during the sixties
Euphrates plain near the mouth of the Sajur, limestone massif on the south side ((before the flooding of lake Tishrin)
Yabrud: making Burghul, in background a wall in a special pisé-technique
Agriculture south of the Monastery of Saint Simeon (geological term for a hollow form closed on all sides in karst areas)
Agriculture in ar-Ruj plain
Upper Barada valley in Jibal Lubnan ash-Sharqiyya (Anti-Lebanon Mountains)
Zabadani Plains with trees and agriculture
Agriculture in the Syrian Jazira
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