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Top Kapi Museum, the Throne-Room of Sultan Ahmad I. Early 17th century, walnut inlaid with precious stones, tortoise-shell and mother-of-pearl
Top Kapi palace, analysis of hexagonal wall pattern. Shibam Kauk aban 9th-10th cent. Analysis of hexagonal wall patterns
Top Kapi Seray, entrance to the circumcision room. Middle 16th century
Top-Kapi Seray, 740 x 440 meters
The tower known as "Minar-i-Pakistan" in Iqbal. It is 195 feet high and mark the place where the famous Pakistan Resolution was passed by the Muslim League on March 22nd 1949
A tower on the north side of the citadel dating from the reign of mamluke sultan Faraj ibn Barquq, 1406
Tower with machicoulis (projecting balconies)
Traditional architecture
Training centre for masons
Transcept gate of the Great Mosque
The transformation from a main street in a hellenistic city called BERRHOEA into the suq of Aleppo: 1) Hellenistic paved way with colonades and large shops behind them 2) The shops occupy the colonade becoming smaller in the process, and even encroach upon the paved way 3) The paving stones are taken up and used for building. The public way is occupied by dwellings or shops and the road diverges along the original colonades
Transition from nomadic to settled life (black tent and mud house)
Tree of Life in tiles from the Wakil Mosque
Tuareg girls drawing water from a well in the Air mountains
Tuareg leather-work with a triangular ornament
Tuareg salt caravan toiling across the Tenere
Tughlagabad, mausoleum of Sultan Tughlaq
The Tughra (Sultan's monogram) of Murad III, 1590. Monograms of ottoman sultans are compound of the sultan's names and genealogies. They were deliberately formal and illegible. They were used for authenticating imperial decrees
Turbe of Halim Hatun, a typical seljuq mausoleum
A turcoman farmer leaves the bazaar