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Palestine, cent.

160.- 161. Peasants at Gaza going out into the country from the bazar.

162-3 and 16b. Scenes at Gaza.

164. Women carrying a load at Gaza.

165/ 166a. Two men conversing at Gaza.

167 A. quarrel outside a shop at Gaza.

169-170. Women in the streets of Gaza.

168. Carpenters at Gaza.

171 A street corner and donkeys at Gaza.

172-3. A lane of cactus at Gaza.

174-5. The harbor at Gaza, An open roadstead.

176. Palms bent by the wind at the port of Gaza.

177. Little boy and girl on donkeys at Gaza.

178. City of Gaza from roof of Latin Hospice.

179. A / Turkish camel-soldier among the olive trees and barley fields of Gaza.

180-182 Women carrying water at Bureir in the Philistine plain.

(85. Boys bathing in a pool of the half dry brook, with Tell el-Lachish in the background.

184. A bit of the Shephela west of Beit Jibrin showing rocky hill capped with Arab house, and olive orchards and green fields.

186. A pretty bit of the Shephelah near Beit Jibrin, olives, church of Crusaders etc.

187. A little girl in the fields of Beit Jibtin.

188. Reaping beans among the olive trees at Beit Jibrin.

189. Ditto.

190. General view of the Shephelah in region where David killed Goliath

191-2. Ditto. Scenes at Hajal near Beit Nettif.

(191 A village courtyard, and (92 A group of women.)

193. Children in same village.

194. A shop and its proprietor. D tto.

195. A rest at noon under a terebinth tree. Sheep, travellers etc.

198: Looking up the narrow wadi esh Sheikh near Hebron to illsymbol
difficult approaches to Judea.

LIST OF NEGATIVES, 1909. Syria; the volcanic country of
the Druzes.

Size, 3¼ x 4¼

09-264. Druzes returning from a funeral, Saweh

265. Druzes at Merjer Rum in Bashan

267. Druze guide getting a drink by the roadside at Kanawat.

268. Ditto, with Druze girl.

269. The "Serai" and church at Kanawat, with a temple in the fore-
ground and vines in the background.

270. Little theatre in Kanawat, facing west, with lava cliffs be-
hind, mulberry trees in the centre of the stage, and
poplar trees in front.

271. Ditto.

272.

273. Volcanic cones of Tell Shihan and El Gharara at south end of
the Leagu looking northwest.

274.a,b,c. Panorama of preceding mountain, from the southwest,
showing ruined arches of Suhba.

275. Crater of El Gharara looking north.

276, View north from same mountain showing three other craters
and the walled village of Suhba.

277. Town and ruins of Suhba looking northeast from El Gharara.

278. The rough lava floor of the Leja.

279. Ruins of Judieya with Leja in the foreground, and volcanic
cones in the background.

280. Same as 270, but with a pond in foreground, and pine-sur-
rounded Leja beyond.

281. Ruined tower, mosque and houses of Hejran on the borders of
the Leja.

282. Roman road at Ezra's on the border of the Leja.

283. Edge of the lava flow of the Leja at Ezra's.

Size, 3¼ x 4¼

268. Ditto, with Druze girl.

271. Ditto.

272.

276. View north from same mountain showing three other craters
and the walled village of Suhba.

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284. Same as 282, but from a different point.

285. Region of Damascus.

Nabataean inscriptions in the graveyard of the Circassian village
village of Boyidan. Circassian boy.

286. Archaic gravestone with figure of a man, at the Circassian village of Bilch. Young Circassian.

287. A village of the plain of Damascus with store houses for grain, straw, etc.

288. 293. Views in the village of Hejanich in the Damascus plain.

294. View of "Mihrab" or praying place in the Omayide mosque at
Damascus.

295. A Khan in Damascus where water, oil, etc., are sold.

296. a, b. Panorama of Damascus from the top of Jebel Kasim, 1700 ft. above the city.

297. The village of Kateifeh north of Damascus. A camel loaded with barley, led by a boy and accompanied by a baby camel.

298. A boy with camel.

Palmyra and the surrounding country.

299. Moslem tombs and small boys near the village of Karietein.

300-1. Donkeys loaded with barley in the streets of the same village.

302. Square mosque of mud bricks at Karietein.

303. The Temple of the Sun from the northeast.

304. The great portico from the southeast.

305. The best preserved small temples.

306. The Temple of the Sun from a garden on the south side. Olive trees, palms, apricots, pomegranates.

307. Ruins of Bafrēḍ, twelve miles south of Karietein, showing central fort and arched gateway.

308. Temple of the Sun from the southeast showing fields and gardens also women and a man plowing with donkeys.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4', 1909.

309. A street among the gardens of the modern village of Palmyra.

310. Young women and children carrying dung for fuel.

311. Same.

312-14. Peculiar rectangular crenulated erosion in the deposits back of the old dam at El Beida.

315. Apse of the northern church at Hawaein showing capitals of old columns upturned and used as bases of new columns.

316. Family of fellahs near Homs.

317. Man weaving in a shop at Kusier.

318-19. Rough colonnade of the Temple of Bacchus at Baalbek.

320. Portal of the Temple of Bacchus at same place.

321. Front of the Temple of Bacchus from the top of the old mosque at Baalbek.

322. Mount Lebanon.
Cedars of Lebanon from the southwest.

323. Iustral basin on the north side of the courtyard of the Temple at Baalbek.

324. Cedars of Lebanon--nearer view.

325. A large cedar outside of the wall near the main grove of cedars.

326. a. Northeast corner of the cedars of Lebanon looking east.

326.b. Same looking south.
Syria west of Mt. Lebanon.

327. Waterfall falling over the horizontal limestone at Bsherreh.

328. View of same place.

329. Same.

330. Looking up the valley Kadeth to Hasrun and the cedars of Lebanon.

331. View north by northwest from east of Denan, showing the edge of the plateau of Lebanon with strata beginning to dip west.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

332. Same from a point farther west.

333. Views among the cedars--one mile south of Kadeth.

334. House at El Nenzil 6000 ft. above the sea on the side of Mt. Lebanon.

335. Village and terraces of Tanunian.

336. a, b. Vertical panorama of Katavothia or sink hole south of same village.

337. Upper part of sink hole of 336.

338. Falls taken from the bridge of 336.

339. Same.

340. Cave and water falls at the Temple of Venus at Afka.

341. Same from more distant point including ruins of temple.

342. Woman grinding wheat at same place.

343. Springs and Temple of Venus as seen from Afka.

344. Village of Ferrya in an amphitheatre in limestone cliffs at the foot of Dog River.

345. Natural bridge below Ain El Leben from the north.

346. Same from the south.

347. Dog river just above the natural bridge looking at a water fall inside the cave.

348. View of River Salib 3000 ft. above the sea at Mezra'at. Typical scene among the mountains of Lebanon.

349. The view from the same place as last, looking up stream and showing mill, bridge, and young mulberries growing on terraces.

350. View down the same valley showing terraces with mulberry trees and flat-roofed houses. Very characteristic.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

351. The hill village of Lei'at.

352. Another view of Lei'at showing cultivated terraces.

353. Monastery of Reifun showing limestone weathering. Syrian village and Beirut in the distance.

354.

355-6. Same.

357. A roadside house among the Syrian pines.

358. Hamlet on a hill-top 1800 ft. above the sea near the Dog river, looking toward the coast.

359. Phoenician coast.

Looking south, 2 hours north of Sidon, showing a wayside inn, and illustrating the more barren part of the Phoenician coast.

360. Island castle and bridge in Ancient Sidon.

361. A Phoenician hillside 700 feet above the sea near Sidon, showing how every possible spot is tilled.

362. The Phoenician village of Zaharani southeast of Sidon surrounded by olive and fig trees and inhabited by Metawileh and Christians.

363-4. Metawileh children at a well at Abush.

365-8. Harvest scenes among the Metawileh near Abush.

369. The castle of Walat Esh Shakaf on the borders between Galilee and Phoenicia.

Galilee.

370. The crater lake of Birket Ram and a Druze village near Caesarea Philippi.

371. The castle of Inbeibeh above Caesarea Philippi. (Banian).

372-3. Two views of the same castle looking northeast.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

374. The bridge over the Jordan near Caesarea Philippi.

375. Harvesters of Galilee near Meis: women reaping.

376. Same women carrying a sheaf.

377. Women gleaning.

378. A reaper and his wife.

379. Threshing at Meis.

380. Harvesters on the road.

381-4. Harvesters and camels on the way to the market between Meis and Kades.

385. Women carrying a cradle, husband with the baby, and children on a donkey.

386. The Circassian village in Meishin.

387. Nazareth looking northwest.

388. Mt. Tabor looking southeast.

389-90. Young women gleaning in the fields of Hattin near the Sea of Galilee.

391. Looking east down the Wadi Hamram to the Sea of Galilee.

392-3. Arab women and children at the north end of the Sea of Galilee.

394. Looking down the west shore of the Sea of Galilee toward Tell Hum or ancient Capernaum. Horns of Hattin in the distance, oleanders, Arab tents.

395. Closer view of the tents of 394. Tiberius shows as a white spot in the distance.

396. Looking southwest on the west shore of the Sea of Galilee, at Tibjha at ancient Bethsaida, showing one of the aqueducts.

397. Looking north up the shore from the same point.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

398-9. Front and back views of a woman carrying water at Khan Menijh (Capernaum), the plain of Gennesaret.

400. The little village of Mijdel, one of the few on the Sea of Galilee. Tomb of a saint in the foreground.

401. Children bathing in the Sea of Galilee, at Mijdel.

402. Peculiar houses of mud, stone, and reeds at Mijdel.

403. Goats and goat herd at foot of cliffs south of Mijdel.

403. Same as 402: nearer view.

405. A boat on the Sea of Galilee.

406.

The Jordan Valley.

407. A pretty bit of palms beside the Jordan river at Abeideijeh.

408. Lake deposits of white clay lying on darker tinted clay of an older lake near Aduna on the west side of the Jordan.

409. The fault scarp of Esdrahelon looking southeast from near Yumich. Samaria.

410. Houses of Sebastiejeh, or ancient Samaria with doors in the old Semitic style, and with little rooms on the roofs.

411. Hills of Samaria looking south from below Sebastiejeh; women carrying water.

412-13. Looking toward the village of Samaria. Two women carrying water in the foreground.

414. Another view of old Samaria from a different point.

415. Same with typical olive groves and cactus hedges.

416. A mill beside the road below ancient Samaria.

417. Housetops at Sinjil.

418-9. Scenes at the threshing floors of Sinjil.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

420. Woman carrying a basket from the threshing floor into Sidon.

421. (Not to be used).

422. Stone watch-house among the fig orchards and vineyards of the
Wadi Haramiyeh.

423.

424-6. Native members of a caravan.

427-8. (Not to be used).

Judea.

429. The ruined village of Seraniyeh in Benjamin.

430. Part of the village of Birch, showing vineyards and stone walls.

431-2. Panorama of Jerusalem from the point where the temple and the
Mt. of Olives first come into view, on the road to
Samaria.

433-6. A Syrian family in Jerusalem.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

The Cilician Plain.

437-8. Boats coming out to the steamer at Alexandetta.

439-43. Ruins of Armenian houses destroyed in the massacre of April 16, 17, 1909, at Tarsus.

444-6. Ruins at Ardena destroyed on April 14-16 and especially April 25, 1909.

447. General view of Ardena from the premises of the American Mission, Cilician Gates.

448. View north up the gorge toward the Cilician gates. The elevation 1800 ft. The Snowy Mts. of Bulghar in the distance.

449. Looking west at same point: fine pine trees.

450-1. Two different views looking north in same region.

452. Looking south from near the Cilician gates.

453-4. Two views toward the Cilician gates from an elevation, 2600 ft., showing a khan and Druze wagon--typical framework used for sleeping as in all the Cilician region.

455. The Cilician gates from the distance looking up the valley past a khan and a new bridge.

456. Another view of the Cilician gates looking through them from high up in the valley to the south.

457. Looking down the valley from the Cilician gates.

458. Same, immediately inside the gates.

459. Timestone rock in the Cilician gates carved with an effaced inscription of some conqueror.

460. View south across the valley of the upper Jihun Plain of Axylon-the heart of Asia Minor.

461. North side of sink hole of Deblan by which the water of Fregli escapes.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

462.a,b. Panorama of the Duden of 461.

463-5. Three views of volcanic cone of the Metei in the smooth plain of Axylon.

466-7. Salt gatherers in the volcanic salt lake, Kara Punai.

468. Ruins of a Creek fountain house.

469-70. Yomk women on the mountain of Karaja Bejh--nomads.

471. Little tents used by the Druzes of Axylon to store their good while they are camped in the plain with their flocks.

472-4. Typical houses: summer camps of the Druzes in the Axylon.

475. Terraces of an extinct lake near the southeast corner of Axylon.

476. Facade of the Sejuk khan, 400 ft. long in the village of Sultan khan.

477. General view of the Sejuk khan from the east end of the roof.

478. Same from another standpoint.

479. Houses covered with piles of hay stored up for winter. Taken from the roof of Sultan khan.

480. A V-shaped Druze wagon of tent cloth.

481. Tent of a rich Kurd hear the great central salt lake.

482. Garden of a rich Kurd.

483. Kurdish tent near the great central lake.

484. Huge heaps of salt derived from the central lake, the Tosun.

485. A Kurdish woman spinning woolen thread.

486. A group of Kurdish tents near the salt lake upon a green salty sward.

487. Petrified aqueduct in the salt plain near the central lake.

488. Another view of the same.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

489. An ancient spring and fountain at Kara Funai.

490. A typical mosque at the village of Aviran.

491. Watchman at Aviranstanding upon a stairway carved from solid rock.

492. Loading a buffalo cart with grain.

497-5. Harvest cart drawn by a buffalo and an ox. Typical well-sweep in the background.

496-7. Gypsy women and children camped in the plain. One woman is washing her hair.

498. A crowd of gypsies.

499. Gypsy women washing clothes.

500. Gypsy tents.

Lake Dayssehir and the German Irrigation Project.

501. Women at the well near ancient Tystra.

502,a,b,c. Panorama of a little lake in a sink hole.

503. Mouth of the gorge of Charsheuba. (Scenes near where the Germans are building a large irrigation canal).

504. Buffalos taking a bath under the bridge of Charsheuba river.

505. The gorge of Charsheuba showing the flat plateau and the young steep, wide valley.

506. Another view of the same showing tents of workmen with animals in the foreground.

507-8. Views in the gorge showing the precipitous cliffs.

509. Another view in the gorge showing the desolation wrought by the irrigation works.

510. Same from another point of view.

511,12. Same from high above the valley.

7 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

517. Storks nests in willow trees near Lake Kara Biren.

514. A drowned bay of Kara Biren lake, submerged because an underground outlet was closed.

515. Shore of bay of 514, showing boats with elongated prows.

516. Another view from a different point.

517. A boat on Lake Kara Biren.

518. Part of the German canal showing method of construction.

519. A typical village among the mountains showing flat housetops.
(This village is called "Creek Marriage").

520. Same as the last showing bee-hives, women getting the morning supply of water, etc.

521. Shepherd children drawing water at a well.

522. A baby in a swinging cradle under a little tent--Turkish.

523. A view of Lake Beyshehia showing drowned shores and wooded islands.

524. A bay on the Russian island of Lake Beyshehia, showing the drowning of a coast.

525. Village of Russians on an island in the lake. (The Russians were brought here 200 years ago as prisoners).

526. The Russian people on the island.

527-8. Two views of the Russian village and theatre under which they gather from the lake.

529. Maiden Island with ruins of a castle in lake Beyshehia.

530. A delta on the west side of the lake showing the typical finger growth of a delta and fringe of reed beds.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

521. View of Dipoilas Dhah and other mountains from same point as last.

522. View up the lake from the same point as last.

523-4. Boat and islands on the west coast of Lake Tashiher.

525. A fountain with a roof and with a caravan beside it.

526-7. Views of Monastir, a typical mountain village.

528-°. Turkish carts upon the road.

540-1. Flour mills and men resting at noon.

542. Corge in the limestone leading up to Karst country west of Tashiherr.

543. A cart and harvest scene in the Karst country.

544. Log house, etc. in the same region.

545. A pretty Turkish shepherdess going for water among the pines in
the Karst country, an elevation of 4600 ft. west of
Lake Beyshehia.

546. A sample of the rocky roads over which Turkish wagons are driven.

547. Peculiar weathering of limestone west of Lake Beyshehia.

548. A mountain village west of Lake Beyshehia with the shingled roofs
held down by stones. Women driving oxen.

549. Glacial Cirques of Boz Dhah at a height of 9800 ft.

550-1. Views of the peaks of Dipoilas mountain.

552. Glacial lake and moraines west of Dipoilas mountain.

553-4. Tents and women: Yuruk nomads, among the mountains west of Lake Beyshehia.

555. The forests west of Lake Beyshehia.

The Road from Attalia and Pergamon to Iconium.

Paul's Route.

556. Yuruk migration--women, donkey, and camels.

557. The town of Egardir on a peninsula of Lake Egardir. View from
castle.

558. View of the castle of Egardir and islands in Lake Egardir.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

589. Egardir and its islands from the south.

560. Young gorge by which Koghada lake discharges when its underground
outlet is closed.

561. Drowned coast of Lake Koghada (the bays are due to the rising of the water closed by an underground outlet).

562-4. Nomadic Turks in the Farst country south of Lake Egardir. Oak forests and women with babies.

565. The typical sink hole in the Farst country south of Lake Egardir.

566. The old Greek theatre at Adada (Kara Paulo), looking south

567. Stone seats in the council hall at Adada with two Turks.

568. The old paved road leading from Adada to Adalia.

569. Another view of the same.

570. Old Turkish women under some cedar trees by a threshing floor,
Paulo.

571-2. Scenes in the out-of-doors bazaar or market at Kuzzil Kaya,
showing mosque and merchants.

573. A Turkish boy using a sledge to carry home the harvest.

574-6. Village of pastoral Turks at Imajec on the south coast of Adalia

577. Tents and goats of Kurdish nomads in the mountains above Adalia.

578. Bee-hives at same place at elevation of 6600 ft.

579. Women and tents at same place.

580. The Turkish village of Yazir among Alpine scenery and forests
across the mountains from #574, but only a few miles
distant. (Contrast between the rainy and dry slopes
of a mountain range.

581. Ruined temple at Termessus near Adalia.

582. Modern village near the ruins of Termessus.

583. The wagon road in the Pamphyllian gates above Adalia.

584. Two men and a girl winnowing wheat.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

585. Sweeping up the wheat from a threshing floor.

586. A summer house in the plain of Kestel (in winter the plain is too wet for habitation and the people live among the mountains).

587. A Turkish woman on the road.

588. Turkish man and woman on the road.

589. Rainod Serjuk khan and Najir Punar (Fig spring), probably near the road by which Paul went from Attalia to Iconium.

590. Another view of the same.

591. A caravan among the oak scrub near the last. (To illustrate appearance of mountains covered with oak scrub).

592. A flour mill near Aghlasun.

593. Two mills near the same place.

594-6. Views of a threshing floor near the mills.

597. Old lake strands near the shore of Lake Buldur.

598. Carrying pine logs to market on the shore of Lake Buldur.

599. Turkish family on the way to the bazaar on the shore of Buldur.

600. A village of immigrant Turks from Roumelia who have settled in Asia Minor.

601. Ditto.

602. The spring of Punar Bashi where Apollo flayed Marsyas.

603. Ditto: another view.

604. Fountain at Ulu Boelu with a stone castle. Greek girl.

605. Ditto: stone lion and Greek boy.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

Phrygian Monuments and the Tomb of Midas.

606. A church cut in volcanic tuff at Ayaz Im.

607. Ditto: more distant view.

608. A lion tomb at Ayaz Im.

609. Caves at Ayaz Im.

610. Rock tombs: storks near bee-hives, and houses at Ayaz Im.

611. Rock cuttings for religious structures near Arslan Kaya (near the
lion tomb).

612-4. Peculiar weathering of volcanic tuff near Demirli.

615. Funeral monument of Kapan Kaya: Sibylle between two pedestals on
which lions once stood.

616. Tracks of an old wagon road cut in solid rock (the royal road of Persia).

617. Tomb of early Greek age at Yeubet castle.

618. Modern moslem shrine and ancient Phrygian fireplace hewn in the
solid rock at Yeubet.

619. Rock carving on the top of the castle of Yeubet.

620. Phrygian fireplace carved in solid rock.

621. Houses and mosque at Yeubet: a typical Phrygian village.

622. Another view of same.

623. Villagers sitting in front of the village sotre at Yeubet.

624. Cart and houses at Yeubet.

625.

626. A water cart composed of a single log at the Circassian village near
the tomb of Mida§.

627. Tombs and inscriptions near the Mida tomb.

628. The tomb of Arezastis.

629-30. More distant view of the same.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

632. Turkish women washing clothes beside a brook.

633. Mosque and bridge of Phrygian village

634. A Phrygian peasant and his child in an ox cart.

635. Medieval khan and barracks at Duver.

636-7. Ditto, with fountain and women washing clothes.

638.a. Duver, a typical railroad station where timber from Phrygian mountains is shipped.

The Seat of Afion Kara Hissar.

639. Wood bazaar with mosque and carts.

640. Fruit bazaar.

641-3, 645. General bazaar: bakers' shops, etc. (Strings of peppers, baskets of grapes, etc.).

644. Wood bazaar and castle.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

Greece.

646. Part of the old Venetian castle, Nuplia, now used as a prison.

647.a,b. Panorama of Nuplia from the castle.

648. General view of Nuplia showing the north side of the peninsula.

649. A street in Kypris: Greek costumes and shops.

650.1. The barrier coast of Attica near Suinum.

652. The Erectheum on the Acropolis at Athens. Lycabettus in the distance.

653-4. Peddlers of grapes in Athens with their donkeys.

655. A market street in Athens.

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45A-45E, Panoramic view of Jerusalem, Mount of Olives, and Bethlehem from south near Abu Dis.

46, General view of the Jordan river including lower bridge and toll-tollway's nut.

47. Ruined Ghassanide palace near Beth-Peor in Moab on abandoned road of the great Haj, or Mohammedan pilgrimage to Mecca.

48 Ditto. Front view.

49-51 Inscriptions in Greek and Nabataean, one a bilingual, found at Jiza, the ancient Beth-Peor.

52. Location where preceding inscriptions were found.

53, Ruins of Kastal in Moab.

54. Arab tents at Diban where the Moabite Stone was found.

55-7 Ditto. Other views.

58. 59, Views up and down the great valley of the Wadi Mojib or Arnon R. where it cuts across the plateau of Moab.

60. -62, Views of the peculiar deposits of clay and salt which form the Lisan, the peninsula on the east coast of the Dead Sea.

63 Sand Dunes and wild mountains of Edom as seen from the Arabah, or great dead valley south of the Dead Sea.

64. View westward across the Arabah from foot of the mountains of Edom toward the country south of Judea, the Negeb.

66-71, Views of the cliffs, mountains, gorges and caves of El Beida, the town excavated in white sandstone in the suburbs of Petra.

72A-X, The Treasury or Temple of Isis at Petra. Panorama.

73, 74 Views from the theater at Petra.

75-77, Rock tombs and structural ruins at Petra.

78. The chief "High Place" at Petra, rock-hewn altar etc.

79 Ditto, Pillars cut from the living rock on the mountain top.

80 Road hewn in the solid rock in order to form a way of ascent to the chief "High Place" at Petra.

81 Village of Elji, near Petra.

112. Principalowers and Moat wall of Palmyra. P. M. 4th.

113. View of Temple of Sun from across Palm Grottoes.

111. Interior view of Temple of Sun at Palmyra.

110. General-view of Palmyra from M. E.

## Ptolemaic.

100. The most powerful of the tombs at Palmyra. Temple of Sun in powers.

108. A small temple at one of the main columnar of Palmyra. Principal.

107. Looking along columnar of the fourth Temple of the Sun.

106. A row at the east corner of columnar of Palmyra.

## Columnar and columnar tombs.

104. The great portal of Palmyra, showing main columnar, columnar tombs, and obelisk. Showing. View from some point at east, fronting it a bank of tombs. Obelisk. Existance.

102. The Mausoleum of a mosaic tomb in Milet. The obelisk is in the form of a head.

## Obelisk and other tombs in the Temple Area.

100-102. Views of theennaium and the autolubing column at the top of the dome of the aortaless hall of the Court on the axis of the building. The views include the mosaic from the axis of the building. The axis of the building is the axis of the hall.

63. General view of the time of building in the utilizing of water from a well st. The walls of the building are made of stone.

62. Obelisk Inscription on the east wall of Anion.

61. Mosaic Inscription in ancient cuneiform of Anion.

60. A third function and a cuneus of a third covered with a third layer of stone. 61. A third function of the cuneus. 62. A third function of the cuneus.

59. A third function of the cuneus. 60. A third function of the cuneus made of stone.

58. Mosaic Inscription on the east wall of Anion, in cuneus.

57. Diffo.

56. Drawing water at a cistern in Egypt.

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09- 115. Great columns of the Temple of the Sun at Baalbek.

116. General view of ruins of Baalbek,чатrad of Temple of Sun.

117. Monolith 70x14x13 feet at quarry at Baalbek, the largest stone
ever cut.

118-119 A Syrian family at Baalbek.

120. General view of the Cedars of Lebanon.

121Near view of some of the cedars of Lebanon to show nature of foliage

122View up the Kedith Valley, showing village of Bshirren with Cedars
of Lebanon in distance.

123 A grove of young cedars at Hadeth.

124. Temple of (Afa/ at Venus), showing ruins and scenery.

125. Natural Bridge at Ain el Leben, (Milk Spring.)

126-7 Ditto Other views.

126. Characteristic view of a Lebanon village, Reifan. Mulberry groves &

150. Typical scene on the Phoenician coastal Plain south of Beirut.
Oxen drawing water etc.

151 Wayside inn and garden on seashore in Phoenicia south of Beirut

152. Castle of Saida, ancient Sidon. Fisherboy.

153 Castle of Kalat esh Shekif on border between Phoenicia and Galilee.

Palestine.

156. Galilean village of El Mughar, houses, tombs, thresning-floor,

156. Ruined aqueducts at Ain Tabigna (Bathsaida) on shore of Sea Of
Galilee.

157. Arab tentson delta where Jordan R. Enters Sea of Galilee.

158. Ditto. Women in foreground.

159. Excavations at Sebastiyen, ancient Samaria. Egyptian taskmasters
are here driving modern Israelites with whips

140. Another view of excavations at Sebastiyen.

141-143. Typical views of and from the houses of the Judean village
of Sinjil.

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09- 144. The poor wheat fields of Judea. Pulling up the grain by the roots.

144. Judean peasants on the way to the harvest fields near Bireh.

ASIA MINOR. Plates.

146 Volcanic cone on plain of Axylon.

147. Salt Gatherers at the Crater Lake of Kara Punar in the Axylon

148.A. Salt works at the great salt lake of Tuz Chöl.

148. Fishing village of Arvan beside L.Kara Viran. Beehives.

149. Peculiar fishing boats on L. Kara Viran.

150. The best preserved of the beautiful little temples at Kara
Baulo, the finest ruins in Asia Minor.

151-2 Other views at Kara Baulo.

155. Rich Turks near Adalia.

154. Alpine wooded mountains on south coast of Asia Minor near Adalia.

155. Village of Yazir in same region as 154

156. Similar to 154.

157. eitto. Roadside inn of Yenijen Cafe.

158. A threshing-floor belonging to an unusually rich village in
southern Asia Minor.

159 Ditto. A family t breakfast.

160. Thatched houses and tards of a village of Turkish emigrants
from Roumelia, showing how far they are ahead of the Anatolian
Turks.

161. Mosque and hay wagon in same village.

162.

Phrygian Monuments in west-central Asia Minor.

162. Rock tombs and modern houses at Ayaz In.

163-4 Scenes in the village of Ayaz In.

166Famous Lion Tomb of Arslan Kaya near Ayaz In.

09-

158.

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166. Head of Gigantic Lion, now fallen, at Arslan Kaya.

167. Remarkable columns of trachytic tuff illustrating the kind of rock in which the Phrygian Monuments are carved.

168. Phrygian tomb. Cybele between two lions.

169. The famous Tomb of Midas.

170. Caves near the Tomb of Midas.

171. nother view of Midas Tomb.

172. Another view of 171.

173. General view showing Midas Tomb and the Circassian village at its base and the Acropolis on the side of which it lies.

174. Pishmish Kalesi, an old Phrygian castle with ramparts of living rock thru which view of 173 is seen.

175. Ramparts carved from living rock at Pishmish Kalesi.

176. Same as 173 from greater distance.

177 Phrygian tomb in Doric style.

178 Carriage before the village store at Kumbet in the region of Phrygian Tombs.

179//

GREECE.

179 The coast of Megara.

180. The Cliffs of Skyros between Megara and Corinth.

181. Ditto.

182. Village of Theodoros, threshing-floor etc. on Gulf of Aegina.

183. Kalamakin, the little port at east end of the Corinth Canal.

184. Bay at east end of Corinth Canal.

185. The Corinth Canal.

186. The Acropolis of Corinth from the east.

187. Nauplia looking south from Tyrins. Cyclopean masonry, R.R. station, palms, cypresses etc in foreground.

188. The Panagia Chapel of Bervaka in the plain of Argolis near Tyrins. Tobacco fields. Drying raisins.

189. The Heraeon of Argos looking east and showing later Greek walls and cyclopean structures.

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GREECE, cont.

1900

09- 190 Postern Gate of the Acropolis of Mycenae, and barren valley in
which the old town was located.

191. Drying grapes near Tyrins at a house of better class.

192 Peasant house and vineyards at Tyrins.

193. Little church in a field at Nauplia with bare limestone hills
behind it.

Olympia

194. Railway station and surrounding hills at Olympia.

195. Ruins of Olympia looking southeast at Temple of Hera, the oldest
Greek temple still extant.

196. Ruins of Olympia, looking north at temple of Zeus, Heraeon, and
Hill of Kronos.

197. View up the Alpneus River.

198. View N.E. at Olympia from the Palaestra to the Heraeon and
Kronos Hill, showing depth of excavations.

199 Ditto.

200. View south down the Kladeios river from the bridge at Olympia.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909.

Suggestions as to Colors.

502. Gray limestone, green bushes, and brown grass on the top of the hill: water greenish.

503. Green forests, foreground dry and brown.

506. Forests green: foreground half-dry green.

510. No vegetation except on the top of the plateau: rocks slightly yellowish gray, bottom of valley earth color, house color of weathering.

516. Hills and reeds all green but notice that the trees are not dense and the earth below trees is dry and brown.

519. Brown hills and fields, green trees, houses dirt color-adobe.

521. Brown, the color of reaped fields in center.

522. Fields ready to be reaped: tent, shades of dark brown and gray: baby's quilt dull blue, brown, and dull terra cotta.

525. Green, but the green of a country that has been dry for a month or two.

526. Ditto.

527. Ditto. Some of the men have on red shirts, the rest are dull gray etc.

529. A little green here and there.

534. Green trees and gray rocks: clothing of dull grays and browns. Boat dark, almost black.

542. Gray rocks, green trees, and dry weeds.

545. Ditto. The girl dressed in dark blue with a dull reddish girdle, and a brown head-dress.

546. Gray rocks, green trees.

548. Mostly green: house-tops with white roofs and dark gray shingles: a bit of blue lake in the distance on left.

3 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909. Suggestions, etc.

549. Gray limestone.

554. Gray limestone, green trees and bushes, deep brown tents, clothing dull colors.

556. Green trees and dry weeds.

557. Gray rocks, blue lake, houses with red roofs and dark walls; (the color of weathered wood); minaret white.

561. Woods and lake.

562. Oak trees, half-dry bushes, woman in dull reddish garments.

566. Trees and dry weeds.

567. Mens' striped garments, blue and white in one case, and pale yellow and brown in the other.

572. Red-tiled roofs: thatched roof of reeds, and many dull colors among the people.

575. Everything dry.

577. Foreground green, in the distance bare mountain tops.

580. Green everywhere in foreground, purple distance.

581. Green everywhere except bare slopes of rock.

584. Half-green mountains, threshing floor color of dry straw, and the rest half dry weeds.

586. Mostly green: dry fence of sticks, bare road in foreground; brown field at right of house.

590. Bare foreground; hills covered with oak scrub which scarcely shows.

592. Limestone weathered wood-gray: water and trees.

594. Threshing floor, dry straw; bare limestone mountains.

598. Mostly bare.

599. Ditto: some dry fields on left: mountains well wooded.

600. Trees green: houses thatched; fences, dry sticks; foreground green: hills, where there are no trees, dry grass.

7 1/4 x 4 1/4, 1909. Suggestions, etc.

607. Green shading to dry brown on the hills: water semi-transparent, and not very blue: willow trees.

607. Grayish rock with a dash of red.

610. Ditto: not much color in trees.

617. Grayish with a slight dash of reddish yellow.

618. Hills wooded, but not thickly: rocks on the right dull reddish: structure on left ditto, but not quite so red, and with white rocks in it: foreground bare.

623. Clocks in the stockings red: other parts sometimes white, sometimes gray: other colors varied and in the figured parts quite gray.

626. Mountains half wooded: ripe fields in the middle: man on the right in dark, rather bluish black: boy on the left, brownish red and white.

620. Brown foreground, green trees, half-gray rock with a hint of red.

628. Tiled roofs: fresh woods: dry weeds in foreground: green trees: white buildings.

647. Color fruit and vegetables as seems best. Notice tomatoes, grapes, raisine, strings of peppers, green and red; etc.

644. Lumber: dark rock: walls of houses white or palish blue: red-tilled roofs.

565. Forests and reaped fields.

530. All green.

512. Same as 513, and adjacent numbers.

597. Dry sage colored bushes: blue lake: bare brownish hills.

437. The land wooded.

439. Adobe walls: smoky in places: green trees.

442. Ditto.

444. Ditto, with green in distance: church on the left gray stone.

446. Same as 444.

449,455,456,458. All fairly green country but with grass all dry.

460. Ditto, but with brown fields, and gray limestone mountains, with patches of white snow.

465. Reddish brown mountain and dry brown plain: low hills; brownish black

470. Green foreground: dark yellowish black rocks: women in red and brown and yellow and brown with some blue.

468. Green oaks and gray rocks.

471. Greenish plain: half-dry; little tents dark brown and purple.

472. Dry and brown everywhere.

478. Creamy limestone, dark in many places:: green plain shading to brown toward the left: houses adobe with stacks of slightly greenish hay on top of them.

479. Ditto: adobe houses.

480. Dry brown plain, dark purplish cloth of cart.

481. Ditto: tent dark purples.

486,493. Ditto.

498. Colors quite varied but not for the most part bright.

499. Ditto: note that each dress has one general color-skirt and waist not different.

508. Dusty road: very green gardens: gray cliff with trees on top.

541. Hills half-wooded and brown elsewhere, except under the trees in the middle, green: foreground brown.

555. Green everywhere.

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Copyrighted 1910 by Ellsworth Huntington.

A17 - Conical mud storehouses for grain at Sarafen. Woman with cradle on her head.

22 - Arab Tents in Desert of Juda a thousand feet above north end of Dead Sea.

41 - Ruins of baths built by Herod at hot springs on east coast of Dead Sea.

105- Bedouin Tents at Jiza.

121- Two negroid Ghor Arabs with a Bedouin guide under an oshr tree and carrying irrigating spades.

145- One of the wells from which Abraham drank at Beersheba.

146- Camels ploughing, and baby camel near Kalasi south of Beersheba.

157- Train of government camels in the sand on the way to Aujeh.

159- Hut of weeds belonging to an Itinerant merchant southeast of Gaza.

226- Ditto. Ferry over the Jordan River at Damieh.

239- Circassians sawing wood inside old baths at Jeiash.

306- The Temple of the Sun from a garden on the south side. Olive trees, etc.

309- A street among the gardens of the modern village of Palmyra.

342- Woman grinding wheat at Afka..

346- Natural bridge below Ain El Leben from the south.

399- Back view of a woman carrying water at Khan Menieh (Capernium in the plain of Gennesaret)

407- A pretty bit of palms and orchards beside the Jordan River at Aboe-Cedneh.

439- Ruins of Armenian houses destroyed in the massacre of April 16-17, 1909, at Tarsus.

015 - Reed hut of Greek Fisherman at the mouth of the Jordan.

16- Hut and tent of salt-gatherers on north shore of Dead Sea by a lagoon

2.

046- General view of the Jordan including lower bridge and toll-taker's hut.

64- View westward across the Arabah from foot of the mountains of Edom toward the country south of Judea, the Negeb.

102- View of El Aksa from the top of the dome of the so-called
Mosque of Omar on the site of the Jewish Temple.

X/5623A East View of Iconium

X/5623B East View of Iconium

X/5624 Iconium from Southwest

X/5625 Iconium - Soldiers in Square in Front of State Building

X/5626 Iconium - Turkish Soldiers Saluting in Front of Government Building

X/5627 Iconium - Carved Pulpit of Wood Alaeddin Mosque, Mohammedan

X/5628 Iconium - Stall of Priest in Alaeddin Mosque

X/5629 Iconium - Entrance of Alaeddin Mosque (Built before Turks took Iconium) Letters around Door

X/5630 Iconium - Mosque of Sahibiata. Nest of Leylek, Sacred bird, which comes from Mecca. (Turks do not disturb it)

X/5631 Iconium - Mosque of Sahibiata, Entrance

X/5632 Iconium - Mosque of Sahibiata, Entrance

X/5633 Iconium - Pulpit of Mosque of Sahibiata

X/5634 Iconium - Sherefeddin Mosque (no slide)

X/5635 Iconium - Sherefeddin Mosque - interior, detail

X/5636 Iconium - Sherefeddin Mosque - Turbe', Crypt. (Priests buried there)

X/5637 Iconium - Shema Tibrizy - A Churchyard, Church Burial Place of Priests on right

X/5638 Near Iconium - Internal Entrance of Sultan Hotel

X/5639 Iconium - Mevlavi Mosque - followers of Ali

X/5640 Iconium - Mevlavi Priests (Headquarters of the Order)

X/5641 Iconium - Residence of Mevlavi

X/5642 Iconium - Museum, Interior

2.

X/5643
Iconium State - Entrance of Hatonie' Theological School in Karaman Country

X/5644
Iconium - Entrance of Karadayi Theological School

X/5645
Iconium - Interior of Karadayi Theological School and Mosque (church)

X/5646
Iconium - Entrance of Sirchali Theological School

X/5647
Iconium - Interior of Sirchali Theological School

X/5648
Ruin of Kiz - Koulesi (Lady Bldgs) Seljucian race

X/5649
Karaman - S.E. of Iconium, about 60 mi. A Fort on Elevation

X/5650
Iconium Stater Internal Entrance of Aghehe' Kara Hotel between Akseraz and Nevshehir

X/5651
Iconium State - Entrance of Songour Bay Mosque in Nikde', a district of Iconium

X/5652
Near Iconium. Sille a Greek village