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Citadel of Aleppo, entrance of the Throne Hall
Khan al-Hibal, the northern facade, upper floor
Habuba Kabira, back side of a room half deepened into the grown soil (in local dialect: debabe)
Habuba Kabira, Interior of the last existing deepened house (debabe), which was later used only as storage space
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Entrance corridor in front of the collapsed cupola house
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, The domes of the houses built in the 1930s were often flattened later.
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Woman builds a silo for her supplies during the winter
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Small fledgeling shelters in the form of domes, to be closed by night with stones
Tall Bdiri, Abondened house with buttresses in the wall and at the door
Tall Bdiri, Farmsteads, that have no enclosure walls
Fig.16_Rectified photography
Destructions in Raqqa city center, 2018
Yabrud: Streetlife with shops and residential houses, townspeople and peasants
Yabrud: shops with residential houses on the first floor, houses probably from the beginning of the 20th century
Arches in a house, the Ghouta of Damascus
Tall Bdiri, A simple opening in a clay brick wall with clay plaster – probably in a stable
Habuba Kabira, entrance side of a room half deepened into the grown soil (in local dialect: debabe)
Jurn Kabir, whitewashing with chalk milk
Jurn Kabir, children at the sabil of a private house, where people passing find potable water
Habuba Kabira, inside the double-dome room with its relief arch
Waqf of Ibshir Mustafa Pasha, Coffeehouse, exterior facade
Damascus Gate, City Wall of Palmyra
Habuba Kabira, construction of the corner of a mud brick house
Habuba Kabira, mixture of sifted raw loam, chaff and water to produce clay bricks therefrom
Tall Bdiri, House consisting of a large living room with a small attached kitchen
ʿAyn al-Khadra, residential house with a central hall plan of a Kurdish family in the Malkiyya-Region
ʿAyn al-Khadra, in the farm yard behind the house with stables made of basalt stones
Village of ʿAyn al-Khadra, in the living room of the central hall house of a Kurdish family
ʿAyn al-Khadra, Village school from mud bricks, not used any more
Street side of the homestead: a terrace in front of a house of Kurdish family in the Malkiyya-Region