Jérusalem, Village de Siloam, Monolithe de forme égyptienne, 3 1854 - 1859

This 1854-1859 photograph by Auguste Salzmann, "Jérusalem, Village de Siloam, Monolithe de forme égyptienne, 3," depicts a panoramic view of the ancient village of Siloam in Jerusalem. Salzmann, a prominent photographer of the mid-19th century, specialized in documenting the Holy Land, using the albumen print process to create stunning images. The photograph showcases the rocky terrain and ancient structures of the region, offering a glimpse into the historical landscape of Jerusalem. The image highlights the architectural and archaeological significance of Siloam, a site mentioned in the Bible and known for its ancient water tunnel.