Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Street facade of a house in an Assyrian village, that still kept one domed room.
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Small fledgeling shelters in the form of domes, to be closed by night with stones
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Baking flat breads on the tannur wall (tannur deepened in the ground)
Nahiyat Tall Tamir, The domes of the houses built in the 1930s were often flattened later.
Village of Tall Hamidiyya with excavation house (left)
A couple a day after their wedding
Near Tall Tamir, In a tannur deepened in the ground the flat breads are baked
Kharijat ad-Drisiyat, guest house
View from Tall Hamidiyya to the plain, Wadi Jaghjagh and fields
Women wearing screen-printed headscarfs (Habari)
Euphrates dam and Assad lake, Nahiyat at-Tabqa
Nahiyat at-Tabqa, Euphrates Dam
Nahiyat at-Tabqa, Euphrates Dam
Mosque of as-Sayyida Zaynab, Nahiyat Babbila
Astrological relief panels on the ʿAyn Diwar bridge
Sulphurous karst spring of the Khabur at Raʾs al-ʿAyn
Stone carved panel on the ʿAyn Diwar bridge
A part of Zengid bridge in ʿAyn Diwar
Remains of Zengid bridge in ʿAyn Diwar
al-Malikiyya – ʿAyn al-Khadra, Basalt Tombs
An artificial canal in Raʾs al-ʿAyn
Jamiʿ at-Tawashi, interior view of the prayer hall
During a sandstorm this photo was taken from the museum to the backside of the suq in Dayr az-Zawr
Traditional patchwork wall hangings, in which small things might be stored
Roman tower tomb in Sarrin
Bimaristan Arghun, northern courtyard – open dome
Bimaristan Arghun, southern courtyard – view of open dome
Temporary title for Image 44445
Jamiʿ at-Tawashi, prayer hall – minbar (pulpit)
Bimaristan Arghun, passageway
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Nahiyat Tall Tamir, Street facade of a house in an Assyrian village, that still kept one domed room.
