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- Despite sites such as Eshmun’s temple and Baalbek’s temple complex receiving the “Blue Shield” designation meant to protect cultural heritage from threats...Bulunamadı: lübnan
- The Temple of Eshmun (Arabic: معبد أشمون) is an ancient place of worship dedicated to Eshmun, the Phoenician god of healing.Bulunamadı: lübnan
- Rediscovered in 1900 by local treasure hunters, the Temple of Eshmun now welcomes visitors with free admission, offering a glimpse into the rich history of this...Bulunamadı: lübnan
- The Temple of Eshmun, with its rich history and architectural splendor, stands as a powerful reminder of Sidon’s ancient past.Bulunamadı: lübnan
- Within around 250 meter aerial distance, there are at least 2 more Historical places around Temple of Eshmun.Bulunamadı: lübnan
- As part of the training program, The Temple of Eshmun was documented using both terrestrial and aerial photogrammetry and LiDAR laser scanning by CyArk...Bulunamadı: lübnan
- The Eshmun Temple was improved during the early Roman Empire with a colonnade street, but declined after earthquakes and fell into oblivion as Christianity...Bulunamadı: lübnan
- The Eshmun Temple was improved during the early Roman Empire with a colonnade street, but declined after earthquakes and fell into oblivion as Christianity...Bulunamadı: lübnan
- Mleeta really worths a visit and it is of course the main part of this tour, but I really liked both Beaufort Castle and Eshmun temple as well.Bulunamadı: lübnan
- “The Eshmun Temple is an ancient Phoenician sanctuary in Sidon, Lebanon, dedicated to the god of healing and offering a window into the religious practices of this...Bulunamadı: lübnan
- The temple was built with large stones. The throne of Ishtar sits in front of the temple. It is hard to sense the original temple but you can climb on top of it.
- Phototextured LiDAR scan data in E57 format and aerial/terrestrial images for photogrammetry from Temple of Eshmun (or Eschmoun), Lebanon.Bulunamadı: lübnan
- 4th century AD – The temple structures vanish and the cult of Eshmun ends during the Byzantine era, and a church is built on site.Bulunamadı: lübnan