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Raqqa, a side of Qasr al-Banat
Jamiʿ al-ʿAdiliyya, general view of central dome
Raqqa, Qasr al-Banat, Column capitel with plant motifs
Raqqa -Qasr al-Banat, clay decorations
Habuba Kabira, upper part of a cantilever dome construction
at-Tabqa, Jaʿbar Castle, Towers of western walls
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at-Tabqa , a view to the Euphrates from Jaʿbar Castle
at-Tabqa, Jaʿbar Castle, Towers of western walls
The dome house in Taanayel: final touches
Qalʿat Jaʿbar, vaulted loophole
Afamiya, Northern Roman baths
Habuba Kabira, Mud brick construction – connection of wall, belt arch and dome rounding
Shaykh Shibli shrine – al-Tar mountain, south -east of al-Mayadeen – the dome details from the inside
Shaykh Shibli shrine – al-Tar mountain, south -east of al-Mayadeen
Habuba Kabira, view into a plastered cantilever dome with openings and decorative layer
Ar-Raqqa, view of a side of city wall
Part of the city wall of ar-Raqqa after the restoration
Shaykh Shibli shrine – al-Tar mountain, south -east of al-Mayadeen
Ar-Raqqa, part of city wall
Fig. 27, Catalogue of Damage
Mud bricks, prepared for the restoration of ar-Raqqa Wall
Preparing dinner in the courtyard of a mud brick house in the outskirts of Raqqa
Tall Bdiri, A simple opening in a clay brick wall with clay plaster – probably in a stable
Habuba Kabira, construction of the base of a mud brick house
Habuba Kabira, construction of the corner of a mud brick house
Habuba Kabira, master builder and his helper constructing the walls of a mud brick house
Habuba Kabira, construction of a mud brick house before the circular of the domes is started
Mari (Tall al-Hariri), the palace’s cistern made of baked brick (beginning of 2nd millennium BC)
Habuba Kabira, shell of a dome house made of clay bricks
