Afamiya, twisted and fluted columns of the central section of the Great Colonnade
Remaining stones of ancient building on the Jabal Haramun (Mount Hermon)
Fig. 62, Catalogue of Damage
Afamiya, Remains of the Great Colonnade
Hadrian’s Arch, 3rd c. AD
Fig. 55, Catalogue of Damage
Al-Madrasa az-Zahiriyya, general view of the entrance
Tetrapylon and Colonnaded Street, 3rd century AD
Jamiʿ (mosque) ash-Shaykh Muhyi ad-Din Ibn ʿArabi, seen from Friday’s suq
A room in the family wing (haramlik or juwwani), Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
Man with fresh bread
View over the roof of the south-western Madrasat Ismaʿil Basha al-ʿAzm to the Umayyad Mosque with its high transept of the prayer hall with a central dome and its three minarets
Modern interpretations of the traditional craft of ‘Ajami (workshop of Aliya Alnuami)
A room cladded with ‘Ajami decoration in a Damascene house
A room cladded with ‘Ajami decoration in a Damascene house
Chickpeas
Making pickles
Making pickles
Making falafel sandwiches
Making falafel sandwiches
Palmyra, Hadrian’s Arch, , 3rd century A.D., view from south at the entrance to colonnaded street
Archaeological objects, ar-Raqqa Museum
Madrasa al-Hallawiyya: interior view at the former Byzantine apse
Busra, the Roman theater stage is surrounded by the Islamic citadel
Hanging dyed silk to dry after washing it in cold water
Afamiya, remains of the Great Colonnade (Cardo Maximus)
Twisted column – The Great Colonnade at Afamiya
Big stairs lead to the upper floor, Royal Palace G, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
ar-Rusafa -interior view- North Gate of the basilica
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