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More than 200 early photographs, many previously unpublished,
drawn from the archives of the Palestine Exploration Fund provide a
unique visual experience of the city and the manner of life of its
inhabitants. The book is structured around a map of the Old
City, made in about 1897, which identifies the location and
direction of each photograph, and includes summary biographies of
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Ottoman Transjordan in early photographs - over w200 early
images, many previously unpublished, capured throught the lens of
treavellers visiting the region during the closing years of the
Ottoman Empire and through to the foundation of the Hashemite
Kingdom. Meticulously researched by two prominent scholars in
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From 1872-1875 the Fund carried out the first accurate and
detailed survey of Western Palestine, and from 1880-1884 published
the resulting maps and a series of volumes with a detailed
description of the country. This monumental work has now been
republished by Archive Editions.
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These two studies, of the Fund's work in Jerusalem in 1867-1870
carried out by Capt. Charles Warren, and of the publication of the
great map of Palestine and the accompanying memoirs, utilize the
archival resources of the Fund itself as well as the expertise of
the authors, and are a major contribution to the understanding and
use of the original publications. |
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The Church of the Holy
Sepulchre in Jerusalem rests on archaeological remains dating from
the first occupation of the site in the Iron Age to the construction
of the church in the reign of Constantine the Great. This
monograph consists of a series of studies of the archaeology of the
site culminating in the construction of the church.
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Under the British Mandate Government of Palestine a major survey
project was established for the territory. This work examines
the foundation of this enterprise and the motivation of those who
carried it out. |
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This volume was the first volume of the final report of the
British excavations at Samaria from 1931-35 to appear, and also the
first report on the early ivory carvings discovered there. |
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