The bar at the Baron Hotel,Aleppo,Syria,favourite haunt of TE Lawrence
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- Syria, Palmyra. A tourist walks around the amphitheatre part of Queen Zenobia's Roman city at Palmyra.
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- Syria, Palmyra. A tourist stands amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
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- Syria, Palmyra. A tourist sits amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
- Syria, Palmyra. A tourist walks amongst the ancient ruins of Queen Zenobia's city at Palmyra.
- Syria, Palmyra. The ancient (but recently restored) amphitheatre formed a part of Queen Zenobia's Roman city at Palmyra.
- Syria, Palmyra. Fallen columns and arches litter the ground across the site of Queen Zenobia's ancient city at Palmyra.
- Syria, Palmyra. The treasury. Fallen columns litter the ground across the site of Queen Zenobia's ancient city at Palmyra.
- Syria, Palmyra. A tourist admires the intircate carving on a slab at the Bel Temple.
- Syria, Palmyra. A tourist stands beneath the towering columns of the Bel Temple.
- The theatre in the spectacular ruined city of Palmyra,Syria. The city was at its height in the 3rd century AD but fell into decline when the Romans captured Queen Zenobia after she declared independence from Rome in 271.