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Courtyard stone arches starting to take shape. A space of 15cm will be left to be decorated with a sand decorated stone and a wood neckless.

Traditional Damacene wall. Black, white and yellow stone stirped. Fatahiah mosque. Kaymarieh area.

Abu Alla' brother finishing the key hole motif on the arch.

Mr Salhani talking Abu Ammar's head off.

September 2006. Our courtyard retoration by Abu Alla' from the city of Tell.

January 2006. First meeting with stone mason.

A grave stone in the stone yard. It belongs to a man. The pedestal is made out of Mazawi, a yellow/pink stone we must find for the floors of the house

We find Heibani stone (with stomach) or called pointed, ready in the yard.

Seasame stone and Haibani for the kitchen

Looking for stone in 39C degree weather. Not fun

Haibani Stone Pointed Style. For the dinning room walls

Abu Alla' the stone mason

 

 

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