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- ...smallest three are part of a podium wall in the Roman complex of the Temple of Jupiter Baal (Heliopolitan Zeus) on Tel Baalbek and are known as the "Trilithon".
- The Atlas Obscura Podcast is a short, daily celebration of all the world’s strange and wondrous places. Check out this episode about the Baalbek Trilithon.
- Deep within the annals of ancient history lies the enigmatic Baalbek Trilithon, a colossal testament to ancient architecture and the embodiment of cryptic codes...
- One also finds plenty of circumstantial evidence undermining the official version of Trilithon's origins: a) Absence of Baalbek records Above all, Rome...
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- One such megalith that has left researchers utterly mystified can be found in Lebanon. The temple of Baalbek lies 50 miles northeast of the Lebanese capital of Beirut.
- Le transport et la mise en oeuvre des megaliths,” Syria 54:1-2 (1977): 31-63 (English translation: “Concerning the trilithon of Baalbek: Transportation and the...
- These three collosal stones are situated in the wall and the remainings of the great acropolis of Baalbek, the Temple of Jupiter, in the Libanon built by the...
- But the very core of Baalbek (a giant masonry from Trilithon and several dozen blocks of 300-400 tons) was erected much earlier.
- So it is with the stones of Baalbek. These great blocks of stone, and three in particular named the trilithon, may be the largest ever carved from the landscape in...
- Baalbek Trilithon. ... Jewish historian Josephus (1st century) recalls Alexander the Great’s passage through Baalbek on his march to Damascus.
- A few years ago, I ran across a photo showing the trilithon in Baalbek, Lebanon. Three stones were moved onto a stone podium, and these limestones measured...
- Trilithon Baalbek The Trilithon is a group of three large stone blocks that were part of the Temple of Jupiter at the ancient site of Baalbek in Lebanon.
