Ibn Battuta

Ibn Battuta was a great 14th-Century traveler: a discoverer and a marveller filled with promiscuous curiosity, as travelers should be. This is not a site about him so much as his spirit. Photographs of the Middle East and Africa by Christopher and friends. (c) Christopher Dickey

Sunday, December 11, 2005

Fadlallah, Beirut, 2001

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Phoenicia, Beirut, 2001

Ex-Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri was killed on this street on Valentine's Day, 2005

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Jeddah, Old City, 2002

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Jeddah, Old City, 2002

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Jeddah, Old City, 2002

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Qadhafi's Bombed House, Tripoli, 2003

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Qadhafi's Bombed House, Tripoli, 2003

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Qadhafi's Bombed House, Tripoli, 2003

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Saturday, December 10, 2005

Qadhafi's Bombed House, Tripoli, 2003

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Qadhafi's Bombed House, Tripoli, 2003

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Children of Guantanamo Prisoner, Kuwait, 2002

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Saad Zaghloul House, Cairo, 2004

This was once the epicenter of Egypian democracy.

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Saad Zaghloul House, Cairo, 2004

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Saad Zaghloul House, Cairo, 2004

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