Junblat house, the southern iwan decorated with marble and tiles
Wakil house, Reception hall
Wakil house, courtyard with water basin
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A private Aleppine house
Big stone trough, Ugarit
A view from the courtyard of Khan Murad Basha (Museum of Maʿarrat an-Nuʿman)
Exterior view of ad-Daydariyya cave
Aleppo Great Mosque, minaret, foundation inscriptions on the base
Great Mosque, top of the minaret
Great Mosque, prayer hall, main entrance in 2006
Great Mosque, prayer hall, Shrine of the Prophet Zakariya
Great Mosque, prayer hall, wooden pulpit (minbar)
Monolith ceiling of the south Thalamos in the cella, Temple of Bel
Mosque, interior view with mihrab and minbar.
Excavation work inside ad-Daydariyya cave
Raqqa, Exterior view of the Raqqa Museum
Excavation work inside ad-Daydariyya cave
Exterior view of ad-Daydariyya cave
Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]
The cella of Bel Temple, 1st c. AD
Jaʿbar Castle in at-Tabqa, bastion with loopholes.
Qal‘at Shayzar (Citadel), the upper part of the entarnce.
Khan al-Hibal, the stairs leading to the upper floor
Aleppo Great Mosque, courtyard general view towards north west
The minaret of Great Mosque of Raqqa-Rafiqa, 8th/12th C.
Jamiʿ at-Tawashi, entrance – decoration details
A general view of the Krak de Chevaliers at the sunset
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Wakil house, courtyard
![Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]](https://syrian-heritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shap_import_44758-300x225.png "Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]")
