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Columns from Temple of Astarte (Venus)

Archaeological site · Byblos

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Columns from Temple of Astarte (Venus)
Photograph: ChiYin Tam
  • Columns from Temple of Astarte (Venus) — photograph 2
    Олексій Мустафін
  • Columns from Temple of Astarte (Venus) — photograph 3
    Dr. Thomas Liptak
  • Columns from Temple of Astarte (Venus) — photograph 4
    Elie Khalil (branguider)
  • Columns from Temple of Astarte (Venus) — photograph 5
    Abed Bacha
  • Columns from Temple of Astarte (Venus) — photograph 6
    Abed Bacha

Columns from the Temple of Astarte stand in Byblos, part of the Jbeil district. This archaeological site preserves remnants of ancient pillars belonging to a temple dedicated to Astarte, also known as Venus.

Visitors interested in ancient civilisations and their architectural styles will find these columns a direct link to Byblos' historical religious sites. The presence of temple remnants offers a glimpse into the religious practices of the past at this location.

This site suits history enthusiasts and anyone curious about the archeology of Lebanon, especially those visiting Byblos to explore its ancient heritage.

Address
4J9W+R5R, Byblos, Lebanon

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