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Ras Ibn Hani
The site is believed to be named after the revered companion Masoud ibn Umm Hani. It has been continuously inhabited from the Bronze Age to the Byzantine period. Excavations began
The site is believed to be named after the revered companion Masoud ibn Umm Hani. It has been continuously inhabited from the Bronze Age to the Byzantine period. Excavations began
Tell Tweini is one of the most historically significant archaeological sites, where mass graves were discovered alongside pottery vessels, seals, and figurines. These findings indicate deep trade relations with Cyprus
Located near the coastal city of Jableh, Tell Sukas is an important archaeological site that was uncovered by a Danish excavation mission. The site revealed several significant areas that shed
Perched on the slopes of Mount Daryus, the Citadel of Salah al-Din is an ancient fortress with origins so old that pinpointing its earliest history is difficult. However, it is
The castle dates back to the 11th century CE, during the Islamic era, and was established in 1028 by the Arab leader Nasr ibn Musharraf al-Ruwadi, with Byzantine support as
Qal‘at Bani Qahtan (Castle of Bani Qahtan) was originally constructed by the Byzantines in 1030 CE. It was later seized by the Crusaders in 1111 CE, before falling under the
The Church of al-Maqate’ (Kanisat al-Maqate’) is considered one of the oldest Christian churches in the region, with its origins dating back to the 5th century CE. The church was
Al-Mahalbeh Castle was originally built by the Banu al-Ahmar tribe in 1031 CE. It was later seized by the Byzantines, before passing into the hands of the Banu Sali’a tribe
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