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139-10. Ruins of the ancient port of Ashkelon. The Middle East, May 6, 2000Similar picturesLarge thumbnails | Use small thumbnails | View as slideshow |
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139-10. Ruins of the ancient port of Ashkelon. The Middle East, May 6, 2000Similar picturesLarge thumbnails | Use small thumbnails | View as slideshow |
 Ancient ruins washed out by the sea in Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  Ancient ruins washed out by the sea in Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  Ruins of an ancient Crusader s fortress destroying by the sea at Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Decaying ruins of an ancient harbour fallen in the sea at Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Ancient pottery on the sea bank at Ashkelon beach. The Middle East, June 2, 2000  Ruins of cisterns (?) of an ancient Crusader s fortress destroying by the sea at Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  A granite pillar among ruins of ancient harbour washed out by the sea at Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Remains of ancient Philistine Ashqalon in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  View of southern Ashkelon from an ancient wall protruding from the sands. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Ruins of Crusader s Fortress on a seashore of Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  Ruins of Crusader s Fortress on a seashore of Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  Ruins of Crusader s Fortress on a seashore of Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  Ruins of Crusader s Fortress on a seashore of Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  View of Mediterranean sea and the park from an ancient wall protruding from the sands in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Decayed granite pillars from an ancient Crusader s fortress at Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Ruins of Crusader fortress or harbor at Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Sunrise, view from a highway near Ashkelon. The Middle East, December 30, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabataean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona, view of a road to the Eastern Church and British police station ( Camel police ) made from ancient rocks in 1936 on the top of a hill. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  View of Ashkelon from sandy dunes of north-west area. The Middle East, June 2, 2000  En Aneva spring and pools at Nahal Tseelim with ruins of ancient agricultural buildings above, 2.5 miles north from Masada. The Middle East, May 17, 2001  Ancient ruins above Ein Gedi Field School (free back entrance to the park) with Dead Sea on background. The Middle East, November 15, 2001  A person with a machine gun with a group of schoolchildren in an ancient synagogue at Masada. The Middle East, December 7, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabatean city Mamshit, near Dimona, view behind the gate. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Mediterranean beach closed for public, near ruins of Achzib. The Middle East, September 7, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabataean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona, view o dams. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabataean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona, an area that is not yet excavated. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabatean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona, one of rooms in the House of the Affluent . The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabataean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona. The Western Church with a mosaic floor. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabataean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona, view of the House of Affluent from an observation tower. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabataean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona, view of the Mamshit stream. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Remains of ancient Nabataean city Mamshit in Negev Desert near Dimona, view to the south from an observation tower, with the Western Church on background. The Middle East, December 23, 2000  Ruins of the Roman fort Metzad Bokek, near Ein Bokek. The Middle East, May 20, 2000  Ruins of the Roman fort Matzad Bokek near Ein Bokek. The Middle East, March 25, 2000  Ruins of the Roman fort Metzad Bokek near Ein Bokek. The Middle East, March 25, 2000  Sunset at Mediterranean sea in Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  A trail along ancient riverbed east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002  An ancient riverbed (?) on a trail 1.5 miles east from Avdat. The Middle East, February 15, 2001  A meadow north from Ashkelon, near Tel Poran. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Flowers on a roadside north from Ashkelon. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Dunes north from Ashkelon, near Tel Poran. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  A Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Beaches south from Ashkelon at evening. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Flowers on a roadside north from Ashkelon. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  The tip of a wave breaking sea barrage in Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  The tip of a wave breaking sea barrage in Ashkelon. The Middle East, October 5, 2002  Dunes along a road north from Ashkelon, near Tel Poran. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Beaches south from Ashkelon, near a power plant. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  A turtle near a road north from Ashkelon, near Tel Poran. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Dunes along a road north from Ashkelon, near Tel Poran. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Limestone at Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Ancient columbarium caves (?) in an abandoned Arab village of Bet Atab, 4 miles east from Beit Shemesh. The Middle East, July 5, 2001  A fleshy parasite (?) plant in dunes in northern Ashkelon. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Statue of a goddess and a child in the park in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Statue of the goddess of victory in the park in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  A chameleon caught on remains of Crusader fortress in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Dunes north from Ashkelon littered by unexploded rifle grenades. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Dunes along a road north from Ashkelon, near Tel Poran in Nizzanim reserve. The Middle East, April 5, 2001  Ruins of the village of Soofla, 3 miles east from Beit Shemesh. The Middle East, July 5, 2001  A frightened chameleon caught on remains of Crusader fortress in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  View of remains of Crusader bastion from the sandy hill in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  A hilltop with ruins of Bet Atab village, 4 miles east from Beit Shemesh. The Middle East, July 5, 2001  ... and B. Segev at MOLEC-2000, the XIIIth European Conference on Dynamics of Molecular Collisions. Jerusalem, the Middle East, September 20, 2000  Ruins of a fortress (?) and walls of Bet Atab village, 4 miles east from Beit Shemesh. The Middle East, July 5, 2001  View of remains of Crusader bastion and a pillar from the sandy hill in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Wide spread autumn flowers of pancratium near Mediterranean beach in southern Ashkelon. The Middle East, September 19, 2001  Pumping the audience at a final dinner of MOLEC-2000, the XIIIth European Conference on Dynamics of Molecular Collisions. Jerusalem, the Middle East, September 21, 2000  Pumping the audience at a final dinner of MOLEC-2000, the XIIIth European Conference on Dynamics of Molecular Collisions. Jerusalem, the Middle East, September 21, 2000  U. Peskin, ..., B. Segev at a final dinner of MOLEC-2000, the XIIIth European Conference on Dynamics of Molecular Collisions. Jerusalem, the Middle East, September 21, 2000 |
