The document provides an overview and summary of a study tour to Syria and Turkey led by Georgetown University in the summer of 2002. It describes visits to important historical and religious sites in Damascus, Aleppo, Palmyra, and other parts of Syria, as well as Antakya and Istanbul in Turkey. The tour exposed students to the diverse cultures and histories of the region through guided experiences and lectures from local experts.
Tours to Israel with Aufgang Travel Toronto 2009YYZ Travel
Originally located at 310 College Street, Aufgang Travel moved premises in 1969 to 3582 Bathurst Street and in October 2007 moved to its present location at 7077 Bathurst street Ste. 204 at Bathurst and Steeles area.
Founded by Isaac Aufgang in 1949, Aufgang Travel has a long history and established reputation of providing expert service to the discriminating traveller. This tradition of excellence continues today, guided by the experience and expertise of the Founder's son, Emile Aufgang.
Aufgang Travel and Cruise Centre has built its reputation on consistently delivering the knowledge, expertise and personal attention our clients' demand.
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In addition to leisure travel, we also have a dedicated staff to deal with corporate clientele, providing comprehensive, efficient and effective business travel services.
At Aufgang we pride ourselves on the satisfaction of all our clients.
If you wish to discuss your travel needs with one of our travel experts, please feel free to contact us.
Tours to Israel with Aufgang Travel Toronto 2009YYZ Travel
Originally located at 310 College Street, Aufgang Travel moved premises in 1969 to 3582 Bathurst Street and in October 2007 moved to its present location at 7077 Bathurst street Ste. 204 at Bathurst and Steeles area.
Founded by Isaac Aufgang in 1949, Aufgang Travel has a long history and established reputation of providing expert service to the discriminating traveller. This tradition of excellence continues today, guided by the experience and expertise of the Founder's son, Emile Aufgang.
Aufgang Travel and Cruise Centre has built its reputation on consistently delivering the knowledge, expertise and personal attention our clients' demand.
Whether you need an all-inclusive cruise for thirty or an exotic and independent adventure for one, we are able to satisfy all of your travel requirements.
Our large, long-term client-base is an affirmation of our ability to adapt, innovate and progress in the ever-changing travel industry. At Aufgang we know that our clients have invested a great deal of trust in us. We in turn, invest our trust in our professional and courteous staff.
In addition to leisure travel, we also have a dedicated staff to deal with corporate clientele, providing comprehensive, efficient and effective business travel services.
At Aufgang we pride ourselves on the satisfaction of all our clients.
If you wish to discuss your travel needs with one of our travel experts, please feel free to contact us.
We offer a variety of expertly developed itineraries; we customize our tours according to the needs of our particular visitors and ensure that the resulting program is perfect to the very last detail. our tours allow our travelers to visit the ancient biblical places as well as the modern developments. merging history and present in a unique place in the world. our knolwdgeable guides interactively work with group organizers to bring the most amazing experience to uor travelers.
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Contents
XV. The Eloquent Orator
XVI. His First Missionary Journey
XVII. His Second Missionary Journey .
XVIII. New Fields of Labor .
XIX. New Fields of Labor — Concluded \
XX. Missionary Excursions
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We offer a variety of expertly developed itineraries; we customize our tours according to the needs of our particular visitors and ensure that the resulting program is perfect to the very last detail. our tours allow our travelers to visit the ancient biblical places as well as the modern developments. merging history and present in a unique place in the world. our knolwdgeable guides interactively work with group organizers to bring the most amazing experience to uor travelers.
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I participated, as a heritage researcher in SIWI initiative and "HeritageForAll" founder, in a design concept workshop "Concept Sharks: The Siwian Challenge". Me and Eng. Mohamed Amin, "Design Tour" founder, helped jointly the participants to redesign the main gate of Siwa oasis embodying the representatives of tangible and intangible Siwan heritage. Respectively, during workshop, I done an introduction entitled: Historical Effects and Siwan Architectural Heritage.
Contents
XV. The Eloquent Orator
XVI. His First Missionary Journey
XVII. His Second Missionary Journey .
XVIII. New Fields of Labor .
XIX. New Fields of Labor — Concluded \
XX. Missionary Excursions
XXI. An Appeal to Caesar
When you choose Israel Travel Advisory Service (ITAS) to deliver your customized Israel Jewish Heritage Tour itinerary – you’ve selected the very BEST! With 50 years’ experience in the Israel travel industry, read to know more.
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33. Even during the heat of the day people shop or stroll through the souk.
34. Caravan sarai in the heart of the souk provided traders with a place to rest and trade their wares.
35. Abdullah explains that the governments provided the funds to build and maintain the sarais throughout the empire to assist trade and maintain links between cities
36. The sarai provided housing for traders and a place to store their goods and animals in the city. Located in, or near the souk, they were a critical link in the economy of the Middle East.
59. Restoration is underway on the site by a group of Polish archeologists. Some argue that the work actually detracts from the value of the site, but the potential value of tourists to the Syrian economy suggests that the work will continue. What do you think?
60. After six flights of a dark narrow stairway these folks were able to see Palmyra from a new perspective.
76. Houses have been built into the sides of cliffs for centuries to protect against invaders.
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78. Le Crac des Chevaliers “ Castle of the Knights”
79. Crusaders led by “Tancred” Prince of Antioch occupied the small fortress known as “Castle on the Slope” in 1110. They began improving the site after several earthquakes damaged the fortress during the 162 years they occupied the site. The site was never taken by force, but after a siege by King Al-Zaher Baybars in the winter of 1271 the Hospitallers, a Frankish Order of Fighting Monks, surrendered. The Crusaders were treated well by most accounts and allowed to return to their ancestral homes in Europe.
80. The site is important strategically because it overlooks the Buqai’ah Valley which leads to the sea, and the rich farmland below. At its peak the garrison held 4000 soldiers and was part of a string of fortresses that secured the “holy land” for the Christian kingdoms.
81. One of the key features of the Castle is its successive defenses. This includes a moat behind the main wall that protected the keep from the near side of the hill where the walls were least effective.
99. The Citadel in Aleppo was improved upon by its inhabitants from the 3rd century. The Byzantines were unable to take it when they took the town in 961 and 968 and the Crusaders were unsuccessful as well in 1124.
111. The covered Souk in Aleppo is narrower than that of Damascus. It is darker, and more difficult to navigate, but seemed to have a greater variety of foods and goods available.
118. This young girl explained to us that she was selling baked goods instead of attending school at the direction of her parents. It was not clear whether this was out of financial need or traditional beliefs held by her family.
119. The young boy said that he attended school regularly.
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121. Roman road on the way to the Turkish border and Antakya. Just wide enough for a legion to pass in formation.
131. Monastery of St. Simeon Stylites (390-459) He was a shepherd in his childhood and had a vision that he spent his later life on pillars. Because of his severe mortifications he was ousted from the monastery at Heliodorus. He erected a ten foot high pillar to stay away from the crowd that came to him in search of his wisdom. He lived the rest of his life on pillars up to 60 feet tall. He wore only simple skins of animals and fasted the entire 40 days of Lent for 40 years. This monastery was built in his honor.
136. A young man of 19 approached me and asked if I was English. I stated I was American, and he was amazed that Americans would visit Syria. “Why do Americans hate us?” He asked. I told him that most Americans were upset at the attack on innocent people in our country, but that we tend to accept everyone in our country. He said that he hoped one day we can all be friends and more Americans will come visit. If they are at all like you they must be okay.
145. St. Peter’s Grotto on the feast of Peter and Paul. Kemal Attaturk, the “George Washington” of modern Turkey. His picture and statue is every- where and he is the symbol of the modern Turkish state.
146. Early Christians avoided Roman persecution by meeting in caves and catacombs like these overlooking Antioch (now Antakya)
147. The local police delivering flowers for the Christian feast day.
151. Military service is compulsory in Turkey. These recruits are on a pass doing a little shopping at the local market. Turkey is a strong partner in NATO. During the Gulf War many of our flights originated there.
167. Heavy rainfall during the year contributed to the excessive undergrowth at the site. It will have to be cleared before work can resume this summer
183. Streetcars, and buses shuttle people throughout Istanbul. But taxis are cheap with the favorable exchange rate...
184. Many thanks to everyone who made this trip possible and memorable. Zeina Seikaly, Director of Outreach programs at CCAS, Dr. Barbara Stowasser, Director of CCAS, Dr. Scott Redford, Professor of Archeology, Georgetown University. To all of my fellow travellers a special thanks for being part of a great trip.
185. Three weeks, months, or years might be enough time to try to know a place like Turkey or Syria. The warm people and the similarities we all share in our humanity is what strikes me most after traveling to this part of our ever shrinking planet.Two “ Islamic” countries in two weeks. Each with their own traditions and history. Much of it intermingled and shared. Both unique. Both were full of surprises. Each has its own charm and, yet, like most places problems are lurking beneath the surface. Conclusions? More questions than answers. Perhaps that’s a good reason to go back...