The Orientalists Adventure, Art and Empire in the Middle East: Ep 2: Art and Empire
The great European explorers of the Middle East are noted for their extraordinary endurance, epic journeys, often involving a lifelong
Read moreThe great European explorers of the Middle East are noted for their extraordinary endurance, epic journeys, often involving a lifelong
Read moreThe great European explorers of the Middle East are noted for their extraordinary endurance, epic journeys, often involving a lifelong
Read moreUmayyad Mosque is a must see historical site in Damascus. This is ground that has been held sacred for at least three millennia. In the centre of the courtyard, there is an ablution fountain that is said to mark the midway point between Istanbul and Mecca.
Read morehe ruined city of Palmyra (‘City of Palms’) is located at an oasis deep in the Syrian desert, about 150 miles from Damascus. Despite it’s remote location Palmyra (or Tadmor, ‘City of Dates’ as it is known locally), is the most splendid tourist site in Syria.
Read moreOn a Syrian hill over 2,000 feet high sits the Krak des Chevaliers – one Ancient History’s most distinguished medieval crusader castles.
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