The outlet of Wâdy Nagb Buderah, in the Seih Sidreh. The Acacia seyal is the shittah or shittim tree of the Bible. The "seyal" is the only timber tree of any size in the Arabian desert.

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Wilson, Charles William, Sir (1836-1905), Author

Woodward, John Douglas (1846-1924), Artist

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Wâdy Feirân. Acacia seyal is the same as the shittim-tree. The Arabs lop these trees for charcoal, &c., in the cruellest and most unscientific manner.

Kuryet-el-'Anab, the village of grapes, probably the Kirjath of Benjamin. It is now commonly called Abu Ghosh. The large building on the right is the Church of St. Jeremiah.

Wâdy Katarína, Sinai. This rocky glen, which goes by the name Shagg Músa, leads up from the orchards and gardens of the Convent of El Arab'in.

Nazareth from the south, now called En Nâsirah. The large building on the hill of Neby Sa'în is the English Orphanage for Girls

The savine tree, A curious herbal... by Elizabeth Blackwell

Arucaria excelsa = Norfolk Island pine. [Enlarged version of the branch]

Jerusalem from the south. Showing the position of Bir Eyúb (Job's Well) just below the junction of the Kedron and Hinnom Valleys

Aethiopen. Wadi E' Sofra [Mu.sawwarat al-.Sufrah Site]. Nordwestlicher Tempel, Säulen.

Arabesques : mosquée de Sy-Saryeh : ventail d'un volet, ventail d'une armoire (XVIe. siècle)

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[Plate. Parts of skeleton, nude man pulling sock over leg.]

Outlet of Lake Tenaya, from the South dome.

Abandoned mine showing how prop timber is used to support roofs of tunnels, Scranton, Pa., U.S.A.

Réduction des cartes du cours inférieur du Jourdain de la Mer Morte, du Wady Arabah et du Wady el Jeib, Voyage d'exploration a la Mer Morte...

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Smithsonian Institute, Washington. Completed in 1855, the Castle is a home to the Smithsonian.

The gorge of the Bûrada (Abana), through which the new French road approaches Damascus. At the outlet of this gorge the stream is divided into seven branches, two of which supply the fountain in the city, and the rest are used to irrigate the fields and gardens.

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Shoshone Falls, Snake River, Idaho, looking through the timber, and showing the main fall, and upper or "Lace Falls."

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