I found photos from 1925 Palmyra, before they dug out all the sand. Trying to find some information about them. This individual studied under Dr.Breasted.

by MmmMotorboatin

I made some incredible finds over the past 2 weeks. Today I found these inside a book about egypt. Three days ago I found postcards from the individual putting him in the area as well. Any help with these would be great! http://imgur.com/ACVKbFc http://imgur.com/t9PCmpw http://imgur.com/ApRmwPi http://imgur.com/i1BQLYJ http://imgur.com/0Z9ZwdD http://imgur.com/sNmTDRP

If there are any that a better picture is needed please let me know. Thanks again!

CptBuck

As best as I can tell none of these photos are actually of Palmyra. They're of Baalbek, Lebanon (labelled as Syria in the photo captions,) as well as several of Luxor, Egypt. Some of the ones on the right side of the collection may be from Palmyra, it's difficult to tell.

What would you like to know about these sites? I'm by no means an expert in the ancient city of Heliopolis (Baalbek) but I have been there. Some of the most impressive ruins I've ever seen, and happily not destroyed like large portions of Palmyra were, though the town is basically under Hezbollah control and its a bit hairy to go there (although the lack of other tourists is a valuable side-benefit.)

If you do want to hear about developments at Palmyra I'd encourage you to listen to this BBC podcast on The Museum of Lost Objects, specifically on the Temple of Bel and the Lion of al-Lat: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0738jc2/episodes/downloads