In al-Hayat/Balikh valley, procedure of calcination of gypsum (2nd step): the fuel was lit
In al-Hayat/Balikh valley, procedure of calcination of gypsum (2nd step): the fuel was lit
The Valley of Tombs – sculptures of the deads who are buried in a tower tomb
Palmyra, Valley of the tombs
Palmyra, view from the south, valley of tombs in foreground, Qalʿat Ibn Maʿn in background
Women and children (of a family of former nomads) in one of the Upper Euphrates Valley villages
View of a hill in the upper Euphrates valley (al-Furat al-Aʿla)
A Bedouin family in one of the villages of the Euphrates Valley
View from the courtyard towards the northeastern side of the valley, Dayr Mar Musa al-Habashi
Tomb of Elahbel in the Valley of the Tombs, interior view
Tomb of Elahbel in the Valley of the Tombs, facade
Aerial photograph of Jibal Lubnan ash-Sharqiyya (Anti-Lebanon Mountains) with Barada valley
Traditional house with reed hut (“sibat”, arab.) in Euphrates valley at the national road 4/junction to ar-Raqqa
The historical centre of Maʿlula with St. Lawandius Church and hillside houses facing the valley
Maʿlula, traditional hillside houses with galleries opening to the valley during the 1960s
General view of Euphrates valley at Dayr az-Zawr countryside
Tall Halaf with the Khabur-valley, seen from the northeast during the rainy season
Salt production in extraction, possibly in as-Sabkha in the Euphrates Valley
An artificial irrigation canal, al-Furat al-Aʿla (the Upper Euphrates Valley)
View over the floodplain of the Euphrates valley to the village on the eastern steep bank
Irrigation canal, al-Furat al-Aʿla (the Upper Euphrates Valley)
A view of the Barada valley showing the train rail
Manmade caves in the Euphrates valley near embouchure of Sajur-river close to al-Awshariyya
The village of al-Qirata on the northern slope of the Sajur valley, old lime-washed houses visible.
Valley of the Tombs, Tomb of Jambliku – facade decoration
Valley of the Tombs, Tomb of Jambliku – decoration of the door lintel
Upper Barada valley in Jibal Lubnan ash-Sharqiyya (Anti-Lebanon Mountains)
In the Orontes valley below the village of Qalʿat al-Mudiq is situated a 16th c Khan, which has become a Museum
Picnic on the Euphrates bank, al-Furat al-Aʿla (the Upper Euphrates Valley)
General view of the Orontes valley in the 1960s
View of Orontes valley
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