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    • Artifacts Data
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    • Castle
    • Coinage
    • Photo Coins
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    • History
    • History Database
    • Religion
    • Government
    • Tales and Myths
    • Cedar Wood
    • Achievements
    • Trade
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Archeological Layout Map of the Promontory of Byblos

This map brings urban layout of the Byblos across Early Bronze Age I through Iron Age III.

Urban Layout

Archaeological Map of the Byblos Promontory

From Early Bronze Age I to Iron Age III

This map brings together the archaeological remains and urban layout of the Byblos promontory across a long period of occupation, from Early Bronze Age I through Iron Age III. It shows the distribution of excavated structures and archaeological sectors in relation to the promontory’s contours and terrain, offering a way to explore how the settlement developed over time.

The map is organized into numbered grid squares and archaeological blocks, making it easier to locate and compare areas across the site. Together, these layers provide a spatial overview of Byblos’s ancient landscape and the changing footprint of its settlement.

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