View from Jabal Husainiyya towards Diocletian’s camp and Allat-temple
View from Jabal Husainiyya towards Diocletian’s camp and Allat-temple
Archaeological objects, ar-Raqqa Museum
ar-Rusafa -interior view- North Gate of the basilica
Big stairs lead to the upper floor, Royal Palace G, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
Twisted column – The Great Colonnade at Afamiya
Afamiya, Architectural component with showing ionic elements
Jamiʿ al-Utrush, prayer hall
Colossal basalt lion found in 1955 in ʿAyn Dara
A side of al-Mudiq castle
Part of the remains of Najm Castle (Qalʿat Najm)
Jamiʿ at-Tawashi, east facade – one of the two columns which frame a window
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, Corinthian capital
The entrance into the castle of al-Marqab is framed by a stepped portal
Monastery of St Simeon, Corinthian capitals decorated with wavy acanthus leaves
A general scene showing some of the ruins of Palmyra and the Castle Ibn Maʿn
Tetrapylon and Colonnaded Street, 3rd century AD
Bayt Junblat, courtyard and northern iwan
Bayt Dallal, geometrical floor design in front of the iwan
Bayt Junblat, southern Iwan – decoration detail of marble and ceramic tiles
Bayt Dallal, decorated stone of the well
Bayt Dallal, iwan ceiling and canopy
Bayt Dallal, courtyard and fountain
Bayt Ghazala, ʿajami panels decorating the southern wing ceiling in the main hall (qaʿa)
Bayt Ghazala, courtyard – northern facade
Bayt Junblat, southern iwan (the great iwan)
Busra, the Roman theater stage is surrounded by the Islamic citadel
Afamiya, twisted and fluted columns of the central section of the Great Colonnade
Afamiya, Remains of the Great Colonnade
Hadrian’s Arch, 3rd c. AD
Fig. 62, Catalogue of Damage
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View from Jabal Husainiyya towards Diocletian’s camp and Allat-temple
