Sidon Collection (page 2)

Syria Tyre Tripoli Krak de Chevalier Sidon Fisherman drying
Syria. Tyre to Tripoli and Krak de Chevalier. Sidon. Fisherman drying his nets. 1920, Syria

sea coast General view Sidon 1900 Lebanon
Along the sea coast. General view of Sidon 1900, Lebanon, Sidon

Syria Tyre Tripoli Krak de Chevalier Sidon Ladder
Syria. Tyre to Tripoli and Krak de Chevalier. Sidon. Ladder of Tyre, Ras el-Abyad. 1920, Syria

Syria Tyre Tripoli Krak de Chevalier Sidon Crusader castle
Syria. Tyre to Tripoli and Krak de Chevalier. Sidon. The Crusader castle, Kalaat el-Bahr. 1920, Syria

Sidon 1925 Lebanon
Sidon. 1925, Lebanon, Sidon

Beirut Sidon Saida 1898 Lebanon
Beirut, etc. Sidon (Saida). 1898, Lebanon, Sidon

Old castle Sidon 1900 Lebanon sea coast
Old castle at Sidon 1900, Lebanon, Sidon, Along the sea coast

Sidon Felix Bonfils French 1831 1885 Alais France
Sidon; Felix Bonfils (French, 1831 - 1885); Alais, France; about 1878; Albumen silver print

Citadel Sidon 1839 David Roberts British 1796-1864
Citadel of Sidon, 1839. David Roberts (British, 1796-1864). Color lithograph

Attack On Sidon By Commodore Charles Napier, September 1840. Engraved G. Greatbach After G. W. Terry
Attack On Sidon By Commodore Charles Napier, September 1840.Engraved G. Greatbach After G.W. Terry. From Englands Battles By Sea And Land By Lieut Col Williams

Lycian Sarcophagus. 5th century BC. Paros marble
Lycian Sarcophagus. 5th century BC. Lion hunt. Detail. Paros marble. Royal Necropolis of Sidon. Chamber IV. Archaeological Museum. Istanbul. Turkey

Traders approaching Sidon, a seaport of ancient Phoenicia
Camel caravan approaching Sidon, a seaport of ancient Phoenicia. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Crusader Castle (Qasr al-Bahr), Sidon, Lebanon

Sidon (Sa嵐), Lebanon
Sidon (Sa嵐 ), Lebanon, from Saint Louis Castle, built by French crusaders in the 13th century. Date: circa 1910

Sarcophagus of Tabnit. Egyptian king of Sidon. Egypt
Sarcophagus of Tabnit. Egyptian king of Sidon. 6th century BC. Archaeological Museum of Istanbul. Turkey

Phoenician. Lycian Sarcophagus. 5th BC. Batlle of centaurs
Phoenician. Lycian Sarcophagus. 5th BC. Made out of Paros marble. Detail. Batlle of centaurs. Royal Necropolis of Sidon. Lebanon. Istanbul Archaeological Museum. Turkey

Roman Art. Sarcophagus with Marsyas and Apollo. Marble. Carl
Roman Art. Sarcophagus with Marsyas and Apollo. Marble. From Sidon, Lebanon. C. 200-210 A.C. Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum. Copenhagen. Denmark

Lebanon / Sidon 1834
Sidon: on the sea shore Date: 1834

Lebanon / Sidon 1847
Sidon: on the approach from Beirut Date: 1847

Lebanon / Sidon C1835
Sidon: view of ancient Sidon from the east Date: circa 1835

Lebanon Zarephath
(near Sidon) - Viewed from the coast Date: circa 1835

LEBANON: FISHERMAN, c1925. A fisherman drying his nets in Sidon, Lebanon. Photograph, c1925

LEBANON: SIDON, c1925. The ruins of a castle in Sidon, Lebanon, built by the Crusaders in the 13th century. Photograph, c1925

Dr. Livingstones Expedition: the Pioneer, with the Boats of the Sidon in Tow, Entering the Kongone River

H. M. s. Sidon Destroying the Enchantress, Wrecked on a Reef Off the Mayotta Island
H.M.s. Sidon Destroying the Enchantress, Wrecked on a Reef Off the Mayotta Island

Source Size = 1964 x 1941
" the Sidon" Steamer Shelling Kertch

REMAINS OF ANCIENT SIDON. It was one of the most important Phoenician cities, and may have been the oldest. From here, and other ports, a great Mediterranean commercial empire was founded

SIR CHARLES NAPIERs STEAMSHIP, SIDON. 1846
SIR CHARLES NAPIERs STEAMSHIP, " SIDON." 1846

Lebanon - Ancient Sidon. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1984. Caravan of the Foreigners, gallery
Lebanon - Ancient Sidon. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1984. Caravan of the Foreigners (Khan al-Franj), built under Fakhr ad-Din II, 17th century. Gallery

Sir Charles Napiers Steamship, " sidon." 1846

REMAINS OF ANCIENT SIDON. It was one of the most important Phoenician cities, and may have been the oldest. From here, and other ports, a great Mediterranean commercial empire was founded

SIR CHARLES NAPIERs STEAMSHIP, SIDON. 1846
SIR CHARLES NAPIERs STEAMSHIP, " SIDON." 1846

Mediterranean Coast with cities of Damascus, Antioch and Sidon, drawing from the Book of the mapets, 1593
Cartography, 16th century. The Mediterranean Coast with the cities of Damascus, Antioch and Sidon. Drawing from the Book of the mapets, 1593

set of 5 Phoenician Coins from Sidon and Tyre (private collection)

LEBANON. SOUTH LEBANON. Sidon. Qalaat El Bahr Castle, built by Crusaders (12th c.)

General view, Sidon, Holy Land, (i. e. Lebanon)
General view, Sidon, Holy Land, (i.e. Lebanon). Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Sidon, Lebanon - beach and harbour. To the right can be seen Sidon Sea Castle, built by the Crusading Knights in the early 13th century. Date: 1899

Hms Sidon at Sebastopol
Sea view of Sebastopol, from the deck of HMS Sidon

Sayda, Lebanon
Sayda, formerly known as Sidon, on the Lebanon coast. A native fishing boat with twin sails is entering the harbour

View from Crusader castle, Sidon, Lebanon, Middle East

Crusader Sea Castle, Sidon, Lebanon, Middle East

The 13th century Crusader castle, Sidon, Lebanon, Middle East

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Sidon, a city with a rich history and vibrant culture, holds tales of ancient civilizations that have shaped the region. Located in present-day Lebanon, Sidon was once part of the powerful Phoenician empire known for its maritime trade. Maps depicting ancient Palestine reveal the strategic location between the kingdoms of Judah and Israel. As an important port city, it served as a hub for Phoenician traders who sailed across the Mediterranean Sea. The significance is evident in historical events such as Commodore Charles Napier's attack on the city. This naval assault showcases its importance even during more recent times. Archaeological discoveries from Sidon shed light on its past glory. Sarcophagi dating back to the 2nd century AD display intricate designs and motifs like Medusa, offering glimpses into ancient burial practices. Grave steles and Greek artifacts with traces of polychromy further demonstrate artistic excellence prevalent in this region. One remarkable find is King Tabnit's mummy from around 500 BC, which provides insights into royal customs and rituals during that era. Sidon's heritage extends beyond archaeological treasures; it also boasts breathtaking natural landscapes. The nearby Holy Land offers picturesque views encompassing Syria and Lebanon, making it a destination that combines history with stunning scenery. As you explore Sidon today, let yourself be transported back in time through these remnants of an illustrious past while immersing yourself in its modern charm.