Lebanese Collection (#11)

LEBANON. SOUTH LEBANON. Jbail. Byblos. Roman theatre (3rd c.). Roman art. Early Empire

Ottoman Empire (1863). Tripoli. Picture from
" Ottoman Empire (1863). Tripoli. Picture from the " Historia General de las Misiones" (General History of Missions). Etching."

LEBANON. SOUTH LEBANON. Sidon. Qalaat El Bahr Castle, built by Crusaders (12th c.)

Three fanlights over two windows and a door, Beirut, Lebanon

Arched passage in the Crusader Castle built by the Franks in 12th century, Byblos, Lebanon

DAUD PASHA (1816-1880). Christian governor of Lebanon, 1861-1868. Steel engraving, American, 1867

Rock Reliefs - Dog River, Lebanon
Rock cut reliefs of Shalmaneser III and Pharaoh Ramses at Dog River, Lebanon. The Nahr al-Kalb (English literal translation is Dog River)

Baalbek, Lebanon
The ruins of the Temple of the Sun, the Acropolis and the Temple of Jupiter at the Lebanese archaeological site of Baalbek (ancient Heliopolis)

Lebanon - Mount Lebanon - Goats herded upwards
Lebanon - Mount Lebanon - Goats herded up a mountain path. The flanks of the mountain are cut away into terraces for agriculture

Lebanon - Bedouins with their camels Date: circa 1910s

Mount Lebanon, Lebanon with terraced field systems on the mountains slopes - also featuring a photograph of a young Lebanese man

Horse Tram - Tal Tripoli, Lebanon Date: circa 1907

Baalbek - Cornice of the colonnade of the Temple of Jupiter
Lebanon - Baalbek - Cornice of the colonnade of the Temple of Jupiter with the head of a lion. Built by the Romans on the site of the ancient city of Baalbek, formerly known as Heliopolis

Beirut, Lebanon - The Town and port - view from St Dimitri Date: 1905

Beirut, Lebanon - Grand Oriental Hotel and Landing Stage Date: circa 1902

Beirut, Lebanon - Bridges over the Dog River Date: 1905

Lebanon - Shepherds on the summit of Mount Lebanon
Shepherds on the summit of Mount Lebanon. In order to protect themselves against the biting cold, these Lebanese shepherds use a felt-cloak made in the country

Sidon, Lebanon - beach and harbour. To the right can be seen Sidon Sea Castle, built by the Crusading Knights in the early 13th century. Date: 1899

Beirut, Lebanon - Place des Canons Date: circa 1905

Baalbek - The Acropolis
The Lebanese archaeological site of Baalbek (ancient Heliopolis), which features some of the finest and best preserved Roman remains in the Middle East. The Temple of the Sun from the South West

Port of Tyre - View out to Sea
Tyre, Labanon - famous Phoenician Port on the Mediterranean Sea. View out to sea with the bay and fort visible - children, playing on the beach in the foreground. Date: circa 1904

LEBANON: BaLBEK. Colonnade of the Temple of the Sun at the Roman city of Heliopolis, now Baalbek, Lebanon. Photochrome, c1895

Fossilized spiders web. Thread of silk from a spiders web preserved in amber dating from the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 130 million years ago

Lebanon - Druze Sheikh
Druze - 1000 year old religion - also called Druse, Duruz, Duroz and the Tawhid Faith. 750, 000 to 800, 000 adherants today in Syria, Lebanon and Israel

Lebanese flag, Byblos, Lebanon, Middle East

Beirut harbour, Lebanon, Middle East

Aanjar, Umayyad remains, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, Middle East

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