This contribution reassesses architectural changes in Roman rural sanctuaries in Tripoli, suggesting implications for historical landscape understanding.
The present contribution presents a reassessment of the architecture of the rural sanctuaries at Qaṣr Nāwūs (ʿīn ʿkrīn) in Tripoli (Lebanon) during the Roman period. The study is based on the analysis of the structures within its sacred landscape and it proposes a chronological arc of the site and its changes over the centuries.
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