Sancturies graved into the rocks, Roman period, Mnin
Sancturies graved into the rocks, Roman period, Mnin
Qanawat, Rural house
The Great Colonnade towards the Monumental Arch
The Great Colonnade in Palmyra, View to the south east
View of the artificial pool and the Temple of Mushannaf
Qanawat, Ruins of the Temple of Rabbos
Hadrian’s Arch, 3rd century AD, view from south at the entrance to colonnaded street
Qanawat, Ruins of the Temple of Rabbos
ar-Rusafa -interior view- North Gate of the basilica
as-Suwayda’, “Mashnaqa Arch” or remains of a Byzantine basilica
Northwest corner of Mushannaf Temple with the artificial pool in the foreground
Artificial pool in the south of Mushannaf Temple
Afamiya, Architectural component with showing ionic elements
Afamiya, Remains of the Great Colonnade
View from east to the cella of Bel Temple
Fig. 09, Catalogue of Damage
Tomb of the three Brothers, 2nd c.
Hadrian’s Arch, 3rd c. AD
Afamiya, remains of the Great Colonnade (Cardo Maximus)
Temple of Mushannaf, southwest corner, pilaster capital
Afamiya, twisted and fluted columns of the central section of the Great Colonnade
Umayyad Mosque, the Mamluk Minaret of Qaytbay on the northwestern corner
Propylaea of Jupiter Temple, Damascus
General view of Baalshamin Temple from the east
Palmyra, Hadrian’s Arch, , 3rd century A.D., view from south at the entrance to colonnaded street
View of the stage and the scaenae frons, Theater of Palmyra
Palmyra Theater, view to proscenium and scaenae frons, 2nd c. AD
A side of the Cavea, Palmyra Theater
A side of the Cavea, Palmyra Theater
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Sancturies graved into the rocks, Roman period, Mnin
