File:Damascus Tallow Minaret مأذنة الشحم 5393.jpg

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Ma'danat al-Shahm

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English: For as far as I could see there may have been a mosque, but this minaret seemed to have lost that. The name is from Google Maps, I think instead of "Tallow" a word like "grease" or "oil" might have been just as well. In Ross Burns' Damascus, A history, I read this is the Ma'danat al-Shahm (1368-69), and that it is built on a probably Roman plinth. It formerly marked a crossing of streets as a tetrakionion.
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Camera location33° 30′ 31.02″ N, 36° 18′ 27.3″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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