This photograph is a stereoscope image from 1900 of carpenters in Nazareth, Palestine. Many believe Jesus Christ was a carpenter from Nazareth. Another carpenter from Nazareth, Azmi S. Audeh, wrote about “the simple life of [his] Palestinian family” prior to the Nakba until Nazareth fell to Israeli soldiers in 1948.
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Palestinian carpenters laboring in Nazareth around 1900. Credit: Reem Ackall. Via PalestineRemembered.
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