Ashkelon Collection

Indian princess having her hair done, 18th century. A princess smokes a hookah pipe while maids fix her hair, hold a mirror and play music. In a courtyard with pond, fountains and garden

Ms 5089-90 Battle between Saracens and Christians during the Crusades, from Chroniques des empereurs by David Aubert
CHT174689 Ms 5089-90 Battle between Saracens and Christians during the Crusades, from Chroniques des empereurs by David Aubert, 1462 (vellum) by Brabant School

Majdel village primitive weaving typical geinaiz
Majdel village & its primitive weaving. A typical geinaiz arabic or sycamore tree near Majdel. Dr. Ferguson & British Constables

Majdel village primitive weaving native weaving
Majdel village & its primitive weaving. A native weaving establishment. the men working at looms in the town of al-Majdal (al-Majdal Asqalan). 1934, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Arab fisherman Askalon coast Holding throw-net
Arab fisherman on the Askalon coast. Holding his throw-net. 1920, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Askalon June 1921 Israel Ashḳelon Ashß©│elon
Askalon, June 1921. 1921, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Statue Victory Ascalon 1920 Israel Ashḳelon
Statue of Victory found in Ascalon, 1920. 1920, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Herbert Samuel Askalon Sept 10 1920 Israel Ashḳelon
Herbert Samuel in Askalon, Sept. 10, 1920. 1920, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Sir Herbert Samuel breaking sod commencement
Sir Herbert Samuel breaking the sod for commencement of excavations at Ascalon, 1920. 1920, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Askalon June 1921 Ruins Israel Ashḳelon
Askalon, June 1921. 1921, Ruins, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Ruins Askalon June 1921 Israel Ashḳelon
Ruins at Askalon, June 1921. 1921, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Southern Palestine Site Askalon 1900 Israel Ashḳelon
Southern Palestine. Site of Askalon 1900, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Southern Palestine General view Askalon 1900
Southern Palestine General view of Askalon 1900, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Southern Palestine Ruins Askalon 1900 Israel
Southern Palestine Ruins of Askalon 1900, Israel, Ashß©│elon

Julia Cornelia Salonina (died 268). Augusta, wife of Roman Emperor Gallienus. Portrait Bust. Marble. Ashkelon. 3rd century AD. Rockefeller Archaeological Museum. Jerusalem. Israel

Greece. Hellenistic period. Statue of a woman. Marble. Ashkelon. 2nd century BC. Rockefeller Archaeological Museum. Jerusalem. Israel

Godfrey of Bouillon (c. 1060-1100) Depositing the Trophies of Askalon in the Holy Sepulchre Church
XIR200593 Godfrey of Bouillon (c.1060-1100) Depositing the Trophies of Askalon in the Holy Sepulchre Church, August 1099, 1839 (oil on canvas) by Granet

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"Ashkelon: A Captivating Tapestry of History and Culture" Step back in time to the 18th century, where an Indian princess delicately has her hair done, exuding elegance and grace. Julia Cornelia Salonina, Augusta and wife of Roman Emperor Gallienus, embodies the beauty of that era. Travel further into history during Greece's Hellenistic period as you encounter a stunning marble statue of a woman. The intricate details showcase the craftsmanship and artistry prevalent during this time. Delve into medieval times with Ms 5089-90 Battle between Saracens and Christians during the Crusades. This vellum artwork by David Aubert transports us to a tumultuous clash between two worlds. Discover Majdel village's primitive weaving techniques, native to their culture. From typical geinaiz patterns to vibrant textiles found in Majdel market, these weavings tell stories passed down through generations. Witness the daily life of an Arab fisherman along Askalon coast as he skillfully holds his throw-net. This snapshot captures both tradition and livelihood intertwined with nature's bounty. Experience Ashkelon's transformation throughout history with images from June 1921 Israel Ashkelon showcasing its growth as a city. From statues like Victory Ascalon to notable figures like Sir Herbert Samuel breaking sod for commencement projects, Ashkelon continues to evolve while honoring its past. Ashkelon is more than just a name; it represents centuries of rich heritage woven together like threads on a tapestry—a place where cultures converge, leaving behind imprints that shape our understanding today.