A Multi-Methodological Approach to Archaeological Survey in the Central Bekaa, Lebanon

Khaldoun Rajab; Christophe Benech; Jwana Chahoud

doi:10.4000/14nsf

January 1, 2025ArchéoSciences

A Multi-Methodological Approach to Archaeological Survey in the Central Bekaa, Lebanon

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Key Points

The integrated approach led to the discovery of numerous new archaeological sites in the region, enhancing our understanding of the area's history.
Spatial analysis using GIS clarified site preservation status and revealed shifting settlement patterns over time, highlighting the region's significance.
Insights into subsistence strategies were obtained, providing a better understanding of how communities functioned in the Central Bekaa, Lebanon.
The findings suggest that the Central Bekaa served long-term as a crucial communication corridor, influencing regional interactions.

Implication

Integrated approach reveals new archaeological sites and shifting settlement patterns in Lebanon, indicating subsistence strategies.

Abstract

Integrated approach led to the discovery of numerous new sites, Clarification of site preservation status, Spatial analysis via GIS revealed shifting settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, and the region’s long-term function as a major communication corridor.

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