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Stone carved panel on the ʿAyn Diwar bridge
Astrological relief panels on the ʿAyn Diwar bridge
Jabla, Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, The courtyard with vaulted arcades
Jabla, Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Arched entrance built according to the ablaq system
Jabla, Pond in the courtyard of as-Sultan Ibrahim Mosque
Jabla, Sultan Ibrahim Mosque, Interior view of a dome
Jabla, Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Quranic calligraphy
The main facade of the Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Jabla
Jabla, Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Arabic calligraphy,
Jabla, Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Arabic calligraphy
Qasr Ibn Wardan seen from the south
Jabla, Entrance of the Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim
Jabla, Remains of the Roman Theater
ʿAbd al-Qadir al-Jazaʿiri cenotaph, beside the Mausoleum of Shaykh Muhyi ad-Din Ibn ʿArabi
The minaret of Jamiʿ (Mosque) ash-Shaykh Muhyi ad-Din Ibn ʿArabi
Details of Qashani tiles: floral and geometric designs, Mausoleum of Salah ad-Din al-Ayyubi
Marble cenotaph next to the tomb of Salah ad-Din, was presented by German Emperor Wilhelm II during his visit to Damascus in 1898
General view of Damascus citadel from northwest
The northern-eastern tower of Damascus Citadel
An inscription on the wall of Damascus Citadel
Jurn Kabir, a woman offering her dowry (carpets and sacks for storage)
Jurn Kabir, the fertile plain of the Euphrates with floodplain forest in the background before the flooding of the Tishrin Dam
Euphrates valley south of Qalʿat Najm as it looked before the flooding of lake Tishrin
Jurn Kabir, the only two school classrooms for children of the village
Jurn Kabir, a typical old house of the Euphrates valley near Qalʿat Najm with a large log (willow) transverse to the longitudinal axis.
Manmade caves in the Euphrates valley near embouchure of Sajur-river close to al-Awshariyya
View to the village al-Awshariyya on the northern shore of the Sajur near the junction with the Euphrates river
Euphrates plain near the mouth of the Sajur, limestone massif on the south side ((before the flooding of lake Tishrin)
Jurn Kabir, flatbreads are rolled out with a stick, so that they can become wafer-thin and can be baked on the tray over the fire.
Khan Qurdbak, main entrance