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Stereoscopic cards were originally housed in a box which looks like two books; the box is labeled "Palestine Through the Stereoscope"
and each of the "books" is marked either "Volume I" or "Volume II" and "Underwood & Underwood"; the card is numbered at the
top and bottom with its location (13) in the box and with the photographic number (3092) ; the publisher's name and locations
(New York, London, Toronto-Canada, and Ottawa-Kansas) are listed on the left side of the card; "Works and Studios" for "Sun
Sculpture" is listed on the right end of the card with their locations (Arlington and Westwood, New Jersey); the title and
copyright date (1900) are printed at the bottom of the card
A pool of water and, in the foreground, people and cattle. On the hill, in the far background, is a large building, the residence
of the Greek Archimandrite
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