Palmyra Collection (page 2)

Palmyra, Syria - The Tower of Elahbel
The Tower of Elahbel (also known as Tower 13, or Kubbet el Arus) a four-storey sandstone tower tomb near the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria

Palmyra, Syria - Bedouin Shepherd holding a young lamb. circa 1980s

Roman Art. Syria. Palmyra. Decorative detail in the monumental arch. 3rd century. Oasis of Tadmor

Women in front of the site of Palmyra, Syria
Two native women, one of them carrying a basket on her head, walking from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Palmyra in central Syria

European Gentleman driven Triumphal Arch, Palmyra, Syria
An eminent European Gentleman being driven through the Monumental Arch of Triumph at Palmyra, Syria in the eastern section of Palmyras colonnade built at the time of Emperor Septimius Severus

Palmyra, Syria - Bedouin Woman circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - Valley of Tombs
Palmyra, Syria - Fakhr-al-Din al-Maani Castle on the hilltop (at rear) and the Valley of Tombs, where the Palmyrenes built a number of large-scale funerary monuments (Necropolis). circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - Coumn and view toward Temple of Bel
Palmyra, Syria - A lone column and view towards the Temple of Bel (Baal) Complex. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - The Tetrapylon and Arab Castle
Palmyra, Syria - The Tetrapylon with view of hilltop Fakhr-al-Din al-Maani Castle in rear. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - The Colonnade. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - A Group of Bedouin Women and a donkey. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - Columns and Temple of Bel (Baal)
Palmyra, Syria - Columns and view toward the Temple of Bel (Baal). The temple ruins were destroyed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) in August 2015. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - A Group of Bedouin Women and a donkey. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - Monumental Arch, built at the time of Emperor Septimius Severus, probably to celebrate the emperors victories over the Parthians. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - The Colonnade (close-up). circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - Tetrapylon with view of hilltop Arab Castle
Palmyra, Syria - The Tetrapylon with view of hilltop Fakhr-al-Din al-Maani Castle in rear. circa 1980s

Palmyra, Syria - The Colonnade with view of Arab Castle
Palmyra, Syria - The Colonnade with view of Fakhr-al-Din al-Maani Castle circa 1980s

Roman art. Syria. Portraits. Relief. Gardens of Palmyra Archaeological Museum. Tadmor

Roman art. Syria. Reliefs of a sacrifice. Palmyra Archaeolog
Roman art. Syria. Reliefs of sacrifice. Palmyra Archaeological Museum. Tadmor

Syria. Lion statue. Temple of Allat, Palmyra. 1st c. BC-1st
Roman art. Syria. Lion with antilope. Statue. Temple of Allat, Palmyra. 1st c. BC-1st c. AD. Palmyra Archaeological Museum. Tadmor

Syria. Ruins of Palmyra. Middle East. Colonnade. 3rd century AD. Oasis Tadmor

Roman Art. Temple of Bel. Relief depicting the god Aglibol, god of the Moon, presumably with his right arm on fruit offerings. Syria. Palmyra

Syria. Palmyra. Ruins of Qala at ibn Maan castle on top of mountain. 17th century. Oais of Tadmor. Photo before the Syrian civil war

Syria. Palmyra. The Valley of the Tombs. Oasis of Tadmor. Photo before the Syrian civil war

Syria. National Museum of Damascus. Exterior
Syria. National Museum of Damascus. Facade which was the gateway to Qasr al-Hayr al-Gharbi (Palmyra)

Syria. Overview of the Syrian Desert. Near Palmyra. Near Ea
Syrian Arab Republic. Overview of the Syrian Desert. Near Palmyra. Oasis of Tadmor. Near East

Roman art. Syria. Palmyra. Decumanus (avenue). Ruins. 3rd century. Oasis Tadmor

Roman art. Syria. Palmyra. Portico of Colonnade. 3rd century. Oasis Tadmor

Syria. Palmyra. Baths of Diocletian. 4th century AD. Ruins
Roman Art. Syria. Palmyra. Baths of Diocletian. 4th century AD. Ruins. Oasis Tadmor

Syria. Palmyra. Portico of Colonnade. 3rd century. Oasis Tadmor

The Beauty of Palmyra. C. 190-210 A. C. Limestone. Carlsberg
The Beauty of Palmyra. C. 190-210 A.C. Limestone. Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum. Copenhagen. Denmark

A Palmyrene priest. C. 190-210 A. C. Limestone. Carlsberg Gly
A Palmyrene priest. C. 190-210 A.C. Limestone. Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum. Copenhagen. Denmark

Roman Art. Syria. Relief depicting an antelope. From Palmyra
Roman Art. Syria. Relief depicting an antelope. It comes from Palmyra. Garden of the Archaeological Museum of Palmyra. Tadmor

Roman art. Syria. Palmyra. The tetrapylon. Ancient type of monument of cubic shape with a gate on each of the four sides

Syria. Palmyra. Great temple of Bel. 1st century A. C
Roman Art. Syria. Palmyra. Great temple of Bel, built under Tiberius in 19 A.C.. Oasis of Tadmor

Syria. Palmyra. Roman theater. 1st century A.D. Stage and orchestra

Camel Caravan close to Valley of Tombs, Palmyra, Syria
Camel Caravan close to Palmyra, Homs Governate, Syria. Dating back to the Neolithic, Palmyra was first attested in the early second millennium BC as a caravan stop for travellers crossing the Syrian

Syria / Palmya / Pillars
Some of the fine granite pillars and colonnades at Palmyra. Date: 1872

Syria / Palmyra / Arch C1840
The Triumphal Arch of the Grand Colonnade of a Temple Date: circa 1840

Syria / Palmyra C1750
The Remains of the Great Temple Solum in Palmira seen from the West Date: circa 1750

General view of the ruins of Palmyra, Syria
General view of the ruins of Palmyra, heritage site in Syria. Date: circa 1920

Lady Hester Stanhope (1776-1839)
Illustration of Lady Hester Lucy Stanhope, the English traveller, pictured in Middle-Eastern garb smoking a pipe. In the early 19th century Lady Stanhope travelled in the Levant

Temple Ruins, Palmyra
The remains of one of the ancient temples in the once prosperous city of Palmyra, Syria. It was known as the Bride of the Desert, vital for desert caravan travellers Date: BC

Mosque and Minaret - al-Qariatain village in Palmyra, Syria
Wonderful Mosque Minaret in al-Qariatain village in Palmyra, Syria Date: circa 1920

Palm patterns - Rangoon - Fishtail palm easy to transplant. Toddy Palmyra Tau fan shaped frond. Coconut palm long feathery frond. Date: 1952

Bedouin Chief of Palmyra, Holy Land (i. e. Tadmur, Syria)
Bedouin Chief of Palmyra, Holy Land (i.e. Tadmur, Syria). Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Temple of Baal, Palmyra, Syria
A Temple, ruins at Palmyra, Syria. The most striking building in Palmyra is the huge temple of Ba al one of the most important religious building of the first century AD in the Middle East

Palmyra Ruins
The ruins of the ancient city of Tadmor, or Palmyra, said to have been built by Solomon

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