On the Genocide Memorial Day: at a stop on the pilgrimage, Armenian priests throw wreaths into the Euphrates to commemorate the victims of the genocide of 1915-17 who died in this very river
Hadrian’s Arch, 3rd c. AD
Church of the Armenians in ar-Raqqa
Aramaic Language – Jab’adin in Munira’s Memory
View of the Barada Valley in the 1960s
View of the Orontes valley at low water
A village with reed thatched roofed houses in al-Ghab Plain
General view of the Orontes valley in the 1960s
Noria (water wheel) with aqueduct in ar-Rastan in 1930
Al-Kilaniyya neighborhood in Hama
View at an-Nuri Mosque and the Kilaniyya Norias on the Orontes River, Hama
Ghuta of Damascus, an old irrigation canal, 1963
Aerial photograph of Jibal Lubnan ash-Sharqiyya (Anti-Lebanon Mountains) with Barada valley
A view of the Barada valley showing the train rail
In the vicinity of a small town/village on the slope of a natural rock, possibly in the Afrin region
Noria (waterwheel) in Hama
Hama, general view of the “Four Norias”, the two Bischriyyat and two Uthmaniyyat
Hama, general overview at the Jisriyya/Bridge Noria (waterwheel)
Al-Jisriyya norias (water wheel), Hama
A view from Jabal ʿAruda toward the plain of Manbij
Jabal ʿAruda, ruins of a temple from the middle of the 4th millennium BC
Noria (water wheel) axis
Syriac tombs in Jabal ʿAruda
Jabal ʿAruda, Maqam (shrine) ash-Shaykh ‘Aruda
Hama, Waterwheels of Kilaniyya, al-Tawafira and al-Jaʿbariyya
A view of an-Nuri Mosque and the Kilaniyya Norias (water wheels), Hama
Ecological and botanical garden near Damascus citadel
Naʿurat al-Muhammadiyya (waterwheel), the biggest noria in Hama