Lebanon reveals ancient archaeological finds
The article discusses the unveiling of archaeological sites in Lebanon that contain artifacts dating back to the Roman, Byzantine, and Phoenician eras. These sites are under threat due to crises and illegal excavations. Among the most significant discoveries are the remnants of a large Roman temple in Maasser El Shouf, olive presses from the Roman period in the city of Batroun, and traces of the coexistence of various civilizations within the same sites. Authorities are working to protect these sites by including them on the UNESCO list of World Heritage in Danger, and they aim to develop the surrounding areas by involving local communities in preservation efforts.
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