Raʾs al-ʿAyn, Piles of wheat before its package in bags
Raʾs al-ʿAyn, Piles of wheat before its package in bags
A woman with a screen-printed headscarf called Habari
A little boy from a resettlement village is drawing water from a tap embedded in the ground
Children are preparing themselve for a wedding procession. The two small children are still wearing their school uniform
A gathering of men in a reception room with wall textile cover
A woman in a rural area with traditional clothes
A woman showing a woven saddle bag with embroidery
Tall al-Mishrifa (Qatna) within its geographic area
A Sheikh with his family in traditional clothes. The man is wearing a black Abbaya
A woman in a rural area with traditional clothes
Roman tower tomb in Sarrin
The remains of the temple of ‘Ayn Dara-1
A woman showing how to card wool. She is wearing a silk Habari (head scarf)
A female Kurdish tribe leader wearing a screen-printed headscarf called Habari
Zayzun waterfalls of a tributary to Yarmuk river, which is there the border between Syria and Jordan
Traditional patchwork wall hangings, in which small things might be stored
Zayzun tributary to Yarmuk river: Women washing wool as preparation for matresses as dowry
Zayzun waterfalls of a tributary into Yarmuk river (border Syria/Jordan)
Street side of the homestead: a terrace in front of a house of Kurdish family in the Malkiyya-Region
Rakhla: The City of Wine and Poetry in the Memory of its daughters
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Roman tower tomb in Sarrin
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
Village houses with courtyards in Mishrifa (ancient Qatna)
Maize field adjacent to the houses of Mishrifa village on top of the city wall of Qatna
Tall al-Mishrifa (ancient Qatna), view of the historic citywall, within which the village is located
A Kurdish woman with a prayer rug made of wool with embroidery
Inside the city wall, excavation work, Qatna
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Raʾs al-ʿAyn, Piles of wheat before its package in bags
