Application of the relief paste of a ���Ajami decoration
Al-Madrasa al-Ahmadiyya, inscription and decoration above the entrance of the prayer hall
Restoration of a part of a decorated wooden panel with ‘Ajami decoration of the Damascus Room in the Dresden Museum for Ethnology
Khan Qurdbak, decoration details above a window in the iwan
Citadel of Aleppo, Temple of the Weather God, early 1st millennium BC
Archaeological finds from Raqqa, exhibited in the Damascus National Museum
Archaeological finds from Raqqa, exhibited in the Damascus National Museum
Raqqa – the excavations of the site “East of Raqqa”, Palace D, stucco decorations
Khusrawiyya,detail of the ornamental paneling of the Mosque in 2008
Bayt Wakil (Aleppo-Zimmer), the middle part of the room
Valley of the Tombs, Tomb of Jambliku – facade decoration
Khan Qurdbak, decoration details above a window in the iwan
At-Takiyya al-Mawlawiyya, carved decoration on the exterior facade
Waqf of Ibshir Mustafa Pasha, Mosque, decoration
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan – decoration of marble and faience tiles
Bayt Junblat, southern Iwan – decoration detail of marble and ceramic tiles
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan – decoration of marble and faience tiles
Bayt Wakil, iwan – decoration above a room’s door
Bayt Wakil, detail of windows and courtyard decoration
At-Takiyya al-Ikhlasiyya (az-Zawiya ar-Rifaʿiyya), inscription and decoration above the entrance
Takiyyat ash-Shaykh Abu Bakr, muqarnas decoration on the prayer niche
Khan as-Sabun, window and decoration above the entrance
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan – decoration of faience tiles
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan – decoration of marble and faience tiles
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan – marble decoration
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan – marble decoration
Bayt Ajiqbash, window stone decoration of the courtyard facade
Jamiʿ al-Utrush, western facade- decoration on the top part of a window niche
Al-Madrasa al-Ahmadiyya, inscription and decoration above the entrance of the prayer hall
Fig.05_geodetic grid over rubble heap
Part of a decorated wooden door with ‘Ajami decoration from the Damascus Room in the Dresden Museum for Ethnology
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