Palestine Memories:
Palestine in 1900
Stereo Card #66: Harvest time in Dothan
Landscapes
Palestine at the turn of the 19th century was a very different place than it is today. Like most of the world, it was much emptier. Nowadays, entire countries have little or no wilderness, and human settlement encroaches everywhere. Just north in Lebanon, for example, urban settlement is quickly decimating the fields and hills of the Mediterranean coastline. In the Palestine of 1900, human life existed in pockets, surrounded by the wildness of the arid lands.
Turning the rocky terrain into farmable land is the work of multiple generations.
Wilderness
Vinyards
View of Nablus
View of Mizpah
View of Jerusalem
View of Hebron
View from Mizpah
View from Mizpah_2
Upper Jordan Valley
Upper Beth Horon
Tel Sandahana
Tekoa
Tabagheh spring
Shiloh ruins
Shepherd and flock
Sea of Galilee
Sarafand gathering wood
Samarian temple
Samaria city
Samaria archway
Roman bridge
Rephaim
Ramat




