Fig.44_removal of rubble infill, using a suction tube
Fig.43_Protective tarpaulin of outer walls
Fig.41-b_Marking missing stones after partial collapse
Fig.22_3rd category
Al-Matbakh al-ʿAjami, eastern Qaʿa, section north-south, view to east
View of the roofs of houses in the old city of Aleppo
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan, section east-west
Turbat Khaʾirbak (mausoleum), section from the interior (the courtyard)
Basalt sphinx at the main entrance of ʿAyn Dara Temple
Fig.18-c_Carved and ornamented stones
Bayt Junblat, section drawing of the northern iwan
Bayt Junblat, section drawing of the southern iwan of the inner courtyard (juwwani)
Bayt Junblat, ground plan
Bayt Wakil, section drawing of the hall facade
ʿAyn al ʿArus, Stone arcades
Western and eastern altars which are fully preserved, al-Karasi
The eastern altar, al-Karasi
Aramaic inscription on the western altar, al-Karasi
Colossal basalt lion, ʿAyn Dara Temple
Basalt orthostats on the western side of ʿAyn Dara Temple
Yabrud: Outer wall of the Greek Orthodox church “Konstantin and Helena”, which once belonged to a temple
Tourist camels, Palmyra
Palm trees in Palmyra oasis
Al-Kilaniyya neighborhood in Hama
Tall Abyad, Historical watermil of ʿAyn al ʿArus
View to the south from the battlements of the citadel to the city in 1916
Salt flats for salt production west of Jabal Jabisa (Jabisa mountain)
Palmyra, Hadrian’s Arch, , 3rd century A.D., view from south at the entrance to colonnaded street
ʿAyn Dara Temple, Colossal basalt lion
A general view of a part of monumental buildings
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