Garrett, Robert: Publications of an American Archaeological Expedition to Syria in 1899 - 1900 (Band 1): Topography and itinerary (New York, 1914)

ANCIENT ROADS AND BRIDGES

'Ain Dilfeh to Bab il-Hawa to Kefr Kermin to slope
of Dj. il-'Is (Roman); see pp. 28, 29, 61, 62, 63.
Between Haleb and Khan Tuman (Roman); see
p. 42.
Near Kefr Finsheh (fourth to sixth century); see
P. 25.
Near Kokanaya and Dauwar (traces, fourth to sixth
century); see p. 23.
Bridge at Kal'at Sedjar (Djisr il-Madjdal) (Roman);
see p. 55.
North of Hama (Mohammedan); see p. 45.

Dog River Bridge (Roman and Mohammedan); see
pp. 48, 49.
Near and to west of Homs, also further west, near
Tell Kalakh (Roman).
Bridge, etc., near Tell Nebi Mindo IRoman and Mo-
hammedan).
Two bridges near Antioch (Roman); see p. 6.
Bridge southeast of Kal'at Sedjar (Roman and Mo-
hammedan).
Bridge over Orontes, called Djisr il-Hadtd (Roman
and Mohammedan); see p. 6.

MEDIEVAL MOHAMMEDAN REMAINS

Ba'albek.
Bamukka (tombstone).
Barisha (?).
Bashmishli.
Biredjtk.
Bshindelinteh.
Bza'ah.
Darktta (house and tombstone).
Der Sambil (arches?).

Der Seta.
Dmer.
Haleb.
Hama.
Harim (castle).
Hass (mosque, inscriptions, etc.).
Homs.
Kal'at Abu Safyan (near il-Barah).
Kal'at ibn-Ma'n (at Palmyra).

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