Nahiyat Tall Tamir, The domes of the houses built in the 1930s were often flattened later.
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Entrance corridor in front of the collapsed cupola house
Near Tall Tamir, In a tannur deepened in the ground the flat breads are baked
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Woman builds a silo for her supplies during the winter
Tall Bdiri, A simple opening in a clay brick wall with clay plaster – probably in a stable
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Small fledgeling shelters in the form of domes, to be closed by night with stones
Tall Dahab, Bedding pile in the family’s living and storage room
Tall Dahab, Guesthouse of a village with sculptural decoration of the facade
Tall Dahab, Cement-fixed area where rinsing or washing is carried out, body washing may take place there too
Lower basin of the waterfalls of Tall Shihab
Remains of mills at the waterfalls of Tall Shihab
Mari (Tall Hariri), a side of the architectural remains
Tall Dahab, Central hall house , sleeping platform in the foreground
Tall Dahab, Central hall house – the width of the hall corresponds to the recess in the facade, the loggia is used for the stay
Tall Dahab, Back of the guest house with surrounding scultural ornamentation
The Syrian Jazira – an Extraordinary Archaeological Landscape
Minarets of the Old City of Aleppo
Tall Columns and Massive Pillars – the Great Umayyad Mosques of Damascus and Aleppo
Contemporary Classical Music in Syria
The Diversity of Music in Syria
‘Ajami or Damascene Painting: Traces of a Traditional Handcraft
The Donkey Guide of Max von Oppenheim
ʿAjami in Aleppo: A Tale of Traveling Motifs
The Hanania Church – The House of Hanania and the Beginning of Christianity in Syria
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