1880 1894

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Whymper Wood Engraver

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The Shrine of the Holy Sepulchre. The enormous candles at the entrance are lighted only on important festivals

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Grotto of Jeremiah. In the foreground is a goatherd playing on a double-reed pipe

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The Birket Mamilla, commonly called the Upper Pool of Gihon, surrounded by Moslem tombs. In the background the Jaffa Gate is shown, with the Citadel on the right and the Anglican Church on the left

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Aceldama, Egypt - Egypt, Israel

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The Milk Grotto, Bethlehem - Engraving, Public domain image

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Hermits' caves in the cliffs of the Kedron.

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Entrance to the cave of St. Saba

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Jebá, the ancient Geba of Benjamin. The shrine of Jebá is called Neby Yakub (Prophet Jacob)

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Mukmâs, the ancient Michmash, in the Wady Suweinît

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The Summit of Neby Samwil. A woman carrying a goat-skin filled with water up the hill.

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Beit 'ur-et-Tahta, on the site of lower Beth-Horon, a Bedouin tent in the foreground. A woman preparing food, to be eaten at sunset

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Beit-'ur-el-Foka, on the site of upper Beth-Horon. In the distance the sandy line of coast and the Mediterranean Sea

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Altar of Church of St. John, 'Ain Kârim. On the north side of the altar seven steps descend to a crypt, the alleged birthplace of the Baptist. The monks and brethren are chiefly Spaniards.

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The village of Sh'afât, on the supposed site of Nob, the city of the priests. The conical hill in the background is the artificial mound called Taliel-el-Fûl. By some writers Nob has been identified with El Isawîyeh, a village in the same district.

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Tannach from the waters of Megiddo. The modern village of Ta'anuk, on a rounded hill below the range of Carmel, plainly indicates the site of the old Canaanitish city

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Castle of Safed, on the northern crest of the hill, with the Moslem quarter in the foreground

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Entrance to the chapel of the Tomb of the Virgin in the valley of the Kedron. The lizards on the sunny wall are thoroughly characteristic of the place

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Reception room of a Damascus house, showing the lower portion of it only, with its fountain and marble pavement. The upper part of the room, where guests are received, is eighteen inches higher, and is furnished with cushions and carpets. An incense burner is standing at the extreme edge of the daïs.

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Gustave Dore - Alexander discovering the body of Darius

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