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DescriptionMuslim funeral, Jerusalem.jpg |
English: Muslim funeral, Jerusalem, entering the Old City via the Damascus Gate. British Mandate period or earlier. |
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Date | British Mandate | ||||
Source | "Palestinian Costume", Shelagh Weir. ISBN 0 7141 1597 5 | ||||
Author | Matson Collection. Library of Congress. | ||||
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